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by jmcphers
4412 days ago
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There may be instances where people stick with something inferior because of inertia or transaction cost, but QWERTY doesn't really deserve to be the poster child for this phenomenon; the often-cited example of market failure in the Dvorak case is not what most folks assume it to be. Well worth a read (1996): http://reason.com/archives/1996/06/01/typing-errors |
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