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Does anyone else have this problem?

I have just written a lot of php for connecting to a mysql database... and now everytime I try to write "myself" I write "mysqlf".

Does anyone else get this? LoL sounds strange, but I am interested! :wave:
 
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Yep, happens all too often - especially the mysql example you gave. :|
 
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I knew it couldn't just be me! :) thanks lol
 
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I honestly never have done that... and i write 5k-6k lines of code a day :-/ hmm Maybe its a nerve problem? lol
 
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dunno... maybe you are used to it. It dosen't happen with any other word, just myself. I always want to use the "q" instead of the "e". lol
 
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PoorDoggie said:
dunno... maybe you are used to it. It dosen't happen with any other word, just myself. I always want to use the "q" instead of the "e". lol

:-P dont worry ;) you'll get over it! :D
 
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unfortunatly i have big fingers, and have trouble with most keyboards :( so i make alot of unintended mistakes when typing, a big pain when in ssh or programming :(

and as far as your mistake goes, its because your are "new" to touch typing? (correct me if i am wrong) :) OR you are a experienced typer who tries to type TOO FAST
 
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I am not new to touch typing, and I do not type too fast. As I say, everything else turns out right (apart from "u" on "you", but I think that is a speed thing and dosen't happen a lot).

axilant said:
:-P dont worry ;) you'll get over it! :D
:lol: thanks! :)
 
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He speaketh crap, its a natural thing some people have, once they start typing something a lot, they type it instead of other similar words :p

I dont THINK i have that problem ;)
 
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