Re:Uncontrollability of a bricycle (2014) [video]
by skookumchuck on Wednesday April 18, 2018 @03:09PM
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The thing is, I don't actually know what the editing commands are on my editor. My fingers know them, though. Sometimes I watch my fingers to see what the command is.
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Re:Uncontrollability of a bricycle (2014) [video]
by zeta0134 on Wednesday April 18, 2018 @10:10PM
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I have this pretty much 100% of the time when I'm playing a piano piece, especially an older piece that I've somewhat forgotten. It's not so much that I'm re-learning the notes, it feels more like I'm coaxing the requisite movement back out of my hands. It's hard to explain, like... I can't really start a musical phrase halfway through because I don't know what notes I'm actually playing without the sheet music in front of me. But if I start at the beginning, my hands will do the right thing from muscle memory.
Re:Uncontrollability of a bricycle (2014) [video]
by Retra on Thursday April 19, 2018 @01:11AM
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I use to have the same trouble with my locker combo in high school. I could spin the lock open, but I couldn't tell you the numbers.
I would occasionally lose the muscle memory too, for about a week at a time.
Re:Uncontrollability of a bricycle (2014) [video]
by Bromskloss on Wednesday April 18, 2018 @03:18PM
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I hardly know what my password is.
Re:Uncontrollability of a bricycle (2014) [video]
by bunderbunder on Wednesday April 18, 2018 @10:06PM
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Every time I change my work password, I commit it to memory for about a day, until it's in my muscle memory. Shortly after that, I can bang it out on a keyboard in easily under a second, but I cannot write it on a piece of paper.