> Speaking of which, I learned how to write with the help of typewritten text and the screen fonts from a few old computers. That explains why my handwriting in the early years of elementary school was so strange; I think I could write in capital letters before I learned lowercase (as that's how computer terminals displayed things back then), and certain letters just looked so...computerish. In fact, I think I could type before I could write; I still much prefer the former...
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> -- codeman"trying to decide whether his elementary-school handwriting looked more like TRS-80 or C64"38

I print like my computer fonts, too.
It's mostly a mix of all the regular fonts, but it looks strongly like Tahoma.

Another thing... I remember, as a child, exclaiming repeatedly how stupid I thought the schools were because they weren't teaching us to type. "Computers are the FUTURE" I shouted in the middle of a Costco. I was eight.

Worm"My keyboard broke today"wood