aåopisdhæapsndæapsndæpans (aojisdboabsdjbn)

Race #1036

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Official speed 107.47 wpm (79.61 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 107.64 wpm (129 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 108.39 wpm (549 ms elapsed before first character typed; 78.94 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 108.24 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start February 17, 2024 3:29:16pm UTC
Race Finish February 17, 2024 3:30:35pm UTC
Outcome No win (2 of 5)
Opponents 1. chickenhelmet (111.53 wpm)
3. d_reamer (90.14 wpm)
Accuracy 98.6%
Points 222.11
Text #3640497 (Length: 713 characters)

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Timing
Character T h e g o a l a r e a d e r s e e k s d
Milliseconds 549 252 68 121 86 50 107 77 151 174 86 150 83 32 115 114 94 70 94 153 143 111 137 91 91
Character e t e r m i n e s t h e w a y h e n -n r e
Milliseconds 106 110 113 92 64 105 80 33 166 48 68 88 38 121 52 87 105 81 149 67 98 162 218 89 65
Character a d s . T h e e f f e c t i v e n e s s w i
Milliseconds 100 90 110 132 135 100 99 52 107 88 168 174 145 132 198 48 115 70 85 112 146 134 90 85 38
Character t h w h i c h h e r e a d s i s d e t e
Milliseconds 96 74 172 55 86 68 70 84 142 154 46 116 194 94 57 99 130 141 112 82 105 82 106 97 96
Character r m i n e d b y t h e - -e -h -t t h e a m o
Milliseconds 114 43 111 50 43 104 103 134 61 195 92 70 94 204 139 117 123 167 86 99 42 103 83 82 43
Character u n t o f e f f o r t a n d s k i l l h
Milliseconds 143 62 40 97 114 53 95 114 239 155 107 91 102 89 85 97 42 107 57 78 140 155 116 129 190
Character e p u t s i n t o h i s r e a d i n g .
Milliseconds 48 127 119 143 52 126 100 155 42 80 56 117 192 69 64 90 86 77 26 107 26 40 89 123 147
Character I n g e n e r a l , t h e r u l e i s :
Milliseconds 131 65 144 53 72 115 79 91 121 83 146 140 305 65 44 112 70 94 164 72 89 89 65 215 149
Character t h e m o r e e f f o r t t h e b e t t e
Milliseconds 64 99 64 135 188 0 60 44 161 217 116 155 245 118 163 66 96 79 50 116 111 41 51 173 73
Character r , a t l e a s t i n t h e c a s e o
Milliseconds 118 339 163 88 56 101 137 18 89 84 148 59 122 61 139 42 104 63 91 66 64 101 146 40 189
Character f b o o k s t h a t a r e i n i t i a l l
Milliseconds 90 104 128 181 160 238 200 143 92 103 65 38 88 112 49 115 28 172 52 181 147 88 150 134 129
Character y b e y o n d o u r p o w e r s a s r e
Milliseconds 34 99 130 22 127 75 41 118 107 99 133 63 75 144 147 57 141 53 104 104 170 189 132 101 69
Character a d e r s a n d a r e t h e r e f o r e c
Milliseconds 46 88 119 91 104 122 251 102 66 109 197 62 85 122 164 100 37 84 84 119 66 76 85 53 151
Character a p a b l e o f r a i s i n g u s f r o -o
Milliseconds 97 75 135 292 107 116 89 130 43 93 93 80 82 109 62 68 61 99 146 54 141 0 420 121 234
Character -r - -f f r o m a c o n d i t i o n o f u
Milliseconds 149 110 137 163 62 140 22 45 117 54 104 76 74 53 66 62 112 30 174 47 122 110 90 91 139
Character n d e r s t a n d i n g l e s s t o o n e
Milliseconds 43 44 88 91 85 116 19 136 81 65 67 58 86 91 70 126 136 84 89 33 110 112 53 61 100
Character o f u n d e r s t a n d i n g m o r e . F i
Milliseconds 75 103 53 151 43 24 110 85 92 121 41 79 111 52 67 74 54 169 35 52 52 139 142 34 88
Character n a l l y , t h e d i s t i n c i t o n -n -o -t
Milliseconds 49 54 87 122 88 90 142 55 114 52 100 247 127 56 232 102 63 45 156 31 123 76 278 129 124
Character -i t i o n b e t w e e n i n s y r -r -y t r u c
Milliseconds 135 101 77 155 52 203 125 29 67 139 175 135 44 147 124 38 31 137 162 268 144 100 140 97 81
Character t i o n a n d d i s c o v e r y ( o r b e
Milliseconds 179 51 153 49 140 57 88 66 95 79 72 76 87 111 339 137 114 187 73 196 214 55 100 168 15
Character t w e n e -e -n e n a i d e d a n d u n a i d
Milliseconds 68 124 144 149 31 327 130 104 75 141 27 102 42 117 113 73 100 85 74 64 167 55 151 105 81
Character e d d i s c o v e r y ) i s i m p o r t a n
Milliseconds 128 116 104 93 72 58 82 120 96 94 141 193 218 189 142 87 80 112 55 138 139 61 152 111 117
Character t b e c a u s e m o s t o f u s , m o s
Milliseconds 66 80 159 49 92 75 42 78 183 41 125 48 45 55 95 112 100 24 171 81 144 114 152 50 35
Character t o f t h e t i m e , h a v e t o r e
Milliseconds 79 43 112 70 52 93 75 43 98 69 70 60 40 105 341 233 49 67 65 72 101 39 118 99 28
Character a d w i t h o u t a n y o n e t o h e l p
Milliseconds 55 118 32 94 57 108 36 109 79 115 120 81 104 90 97 36 93 70 89 38 109 163 27 193 37
Character u s . r e a d i n -n -i -d -a -e R e a -a -e -R -r R e
Milliseconds 150 143 80 151 173 69 30 100 68 65 47 207 127 133 123 137 196 71 101 167 135 117 140 155 67
Character a d i n g , l i k e u n a i d e d d i s c o
Milliseconds 74 74 80 68 52 131 145 112 146 131 65 74 140 43 102 80 187 103 115 84 86 94 64 128 119
Character e -e v e r y , i s l e a r n i n g f r o m
Milliseconds 206 281 51 79 143 165 58 154 50 109 61 103 55 70 37 67 145 71 99 86 68 166 57 21 138
Character a n a b s e n t t e a c h e r . W e c a n
Milliseconds 65 115 147 51 114 89 150 139 98 119 73 75 104 53 88 47 81 106 151 44 193 81 68 92 36
Character o n l y t -t d o t h a t s u c c e s s f u
Milliseconds 150 76 85 88 35 102 81 417 116 45 151 47 106 31 58 78 108 78 84 151 111 173 135 85 85
Character l l y i f w e k n o w h o w .
Milliseconds 153 107 71 79 113 78 50 114 120 52 86 78 79 114 42 159 25 84 162
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.59 67.83
3.18 90.44
4.78 108.02
6.37 101.74
7.96 102.5
9.55 106.77
11.15 107.66
12.74 100.8
14.33 103
15.92 104
17.51 104.83
19.11 108.02
20.7 107.83
22.29 107.66
23.88 108.02
25.48 107.87
27.07 108.17
28.66 108.44
30.25 108.68
31.85 108.15
33.44 108.38
35.03 108.94
36.62 109.44
38.21 105.82
39.81 107.32
41.4 108.7
42.99 109.98
44.58 111.16
46.18 110.45
47.77 108.78
49.36 107.46
50.95 108.1
52.54 107.34
54.14 106.4
55.73 106.8
57.32 106.56
58.91 106.94
60.51 107.69
62.1 108.22
63.69 109.09
65.28 109.37
66.87 106.95
68.47 106.21
70.06 106.54
71.65 106.18
73.24 106.66
74.84 106.95
76.43 106.77
78.02 107.05
79.61 107.47