Have a cry. Oh noes I am in debt and I have some shitty bachelor liberal arts degree that means nothing when I could have just got a certificate and made more money. No-one owes you anything, unless you're doing a proper degree like something in STEM then you're an idiot with basically a second highschool diploma.
Hipsters aren't the only ones who use typewriters. In fact, more often than not, they use them more for show and decoration. If you want to be noticed, take your typewriter to a park or coffee shop. Not a library reading room. This isn't hipster. This is jackass.
@@envy703 to add to it its near impossible to take a page out white out a mistake and then put the page back in the same spot and this is from a guy force to use one for 3 years for school and other stuff
"Why would you want to get your news the old fashion way?" I'll have you know that a passenger pigeon is VERY reliable. You never have to worry about data over usage, and the only issue is rain and potential cats.
- Enters the library - Sits - Open the typewitrer - *type* - Makes a mistake and replaces the paper - *type again* - Finish - Close the typewriter - Stands up and leaves - Does not elaborate
margin bell basically depending on the machine it lets you know that your like 5 character left or so until you reach your margin and are locked from moving unless you use the margin release button
At least not in a freakin' library. There are usually quiet rooms for typing, and some libraries have even provided typewriters in those rooms. Man, stop behaving like a durn fool and take that thing to one of the quiet rooms or a coffee shop, or best yet, back home. And, by the way, learn how to type. It takes practice, but I imagine inside of two weeks your fingers will develop muscles.