Those keys are embossed to assist both the touch-typist and the partially sighted. They help them to know where their fingers are on the keyboard. If you have a numeric keypad to the right of your keyboard you will also notice a similar embossing on the 5 key.
probably it is braille for blind people who are typing.
Back in the old days when people were actually taught to type without looking
at the keyboard, the F and the J are where the index finger of your left and right hand are to be placed on Home Row. Therefore, the little "bump" lets you know that your hands are placed correctly - on the F and the J (without having to look).
the letters j and f have lines on the keys for finger placement when typing properly. they indicate where your pointer finger should be placed.
the easiest song to play on key board is twinkle twinkle little star.
its next to the letter m
T is the answer.
A bump key is a typical kind of key. On both sides of the key there are between 1 to 3 grooves and on one or the both edges of the key there are teeth. These should match the lock to let the key in.
About 25.
Actually, yes. You just have to make sure that the bump key that you're using was crafted from a key that's of the same type of the lock that you want to bump. The lock should also have a pin tumbler mechanism.
1 key is only on a standard key board and that one key is the space bar
the most random pressed letter on the key board is s i think...... well find out yourslef my friends!!!
NO,there is not a key board on the HTC Touch Diamond.
Lock bumping is a strategy used to defeat locks by using a bump key. A bump key is a specially-crafted key that's filed down to its maximum depth so that it can work on all the locks provided that they're of the same type as the key.
the key board is played by placing your fingers on the board then push your fingers down and a sound will come out.
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