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** That last part was more because [[Lilo and Stitch|Stitch]] jumped on Donald's head, and Donald fell on the computer, and that made the computer mad.
** That last part was more because [[Lilo and Stitch|Stitch]] jumped on Donald's head, and Donald fell on the computer, and that made the computer mad.
* Hollywood typing isn't for Hollywood anymore: in ''[[Metal Gear Solid]] 4'' cutscenes, despite them being movie quality CGI, and ''despite having been made by computer people'', all typing is of the clackity-clack-clack type. One particular computer has three different keyboards for added virtuoso. Still no spacebar in sight.
* Hollywood typing isn't for Hollywood anymore: in ''[[Metal Gear Solid]] 4'' cutscenes, despite them being movie quality CGI, and ''despite having been made by computer people'', all typing is of the clackity-clack-clack type. One particular computer has three different keyboards for added virtuoso. Still no spacebar in sight.
* Princess Peach in ''[[Paper Mario the Thousand Year Door]]'' whenever she types a message to e-mail Mario. Apparently she must have learned speed typing at some point.
* Princess Peach in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]'' whenever she types a message to e-mail Mario. Apparently she must have learned speed typing at some point.
** It's a message, not programming -- presumably she thinks about what to write while completing the [[Fetch Quest]] for permission to send it, and can simply type it straight out.
** It's a message, not programming -- presumably she thinks about what to write while completing the [[Fetch Quest]] for permission to send it, and can simply type it straight out.
* The Flash game ''Stealth Hunter 2'' incorporates this as a gameplay mechanic. There are minigames to pick locks and hack computers, and the latter requires you to randomly type as fast as you can within the time limit.
* The Flash game ''Stealth Hunter 2'' incorporates this as a gameplay mechanic. There are minigames to pick locks and hack computers, and the latter requires you to randomly type as fast as you can within the time limit.