typed

If a typed character has to be echoed, the ACK can be piggybacked on the reply packet with the echo.

I'm aware the name is ideal when typed/read from url.

If you typed out an entire paragraph you might lose a letter or two.

When KQ changed from typed commands to mouse-clicking, I felt it lost a lot of the magic.

Either you typed the code wrong, or a would-be man-in-the-middle attacker guessed incorrectly.

This also conforms with my own experience with written notes and typed notes.

One last thing is the importance of writing code in a static/typed language.

I'm genuinely curious - does it share passwords (as typed in) or actual PSKs?

We now have a relatively good way to describe languages based on their type story: - untyped - (dynamically | statically) typed - weekly...strongly typed Currently, we only have two terms for a language's memory story: Managed, Unmanaged.

I guess in this way C++ has a quality similar to dynamically typed languages.

Your private key is typed in at a password prompt.

When everything can be properly typed, I only ever get warnings about assigning the wrong function types to the wrong function pointer variables.

There's literally no other way to ask the internet "What are the possible endings/meanings of what I've typed" without providing what you've typed, letter by letter.

Whoever typed "exec" to run a DOS program?

Indeed - I was thinking "App Engine" but my fingers typed "Heroku"

Last time I tried to use it I realized I had typed "it's" instead of "its", but it turns out I had already using "it's" earlier in the message.