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We're seeing the exponential growth of a broad range of digital technologies that are connecting us globally at a speed and scale that would have been unimaginable a few decades ago. The foundation is a digital infrastructure that is exponentially improving in terms of processing power, storage capability and transmission speed.
Unlike public networks — like your cellular carrier or the wireless network you connect to while you enjoy your Starbucks — private networks are only accessible to a specific set of authorized users and devices. In either case, the organization controls who and which devices can connect using SIM cards and access controls.
Kevin Larson , principal researcher on Microsoft’s Advanced Reading Technologies team, explains: “While I generally agree with you on the importance of objective data, and most of my work has collected reading speed measures of one kind or another, I think there can be interesting subjective data.” — Kevin Larson.
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Using just a few (but still more than one), however, could nicely balance congestion growth with better performance, especially on high-speed networks. In conclusion, this means QUIC will probably not improve performance much for users on high-speed networks, but will mainly be important for those on slow and less-stable networks.
I tested my typing on my wireless keyboard before plugging in the ErgoDox so I could compare. Now, about a month after I first set it up, I’m back up to my original typing speed. After accounting for errors, I ended up with 93 words per minute which I thought was pretty decent. I plugged in the ErgoDox and took the same test.
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