first key is scanned based on interrupt.  but if a key is held down (ie. shift) then we cound on timeouts to re-scan the keyboard.  8 scans a second was too slow.  change to 20 scans a second, which makes (hit the keys repeatedly, do not use auto-repeat) NNNNNN work just like nnnnnn does. ok drahn, sort of ok-chatter from miod
first key is scanned based on interrupt.  but if a key is held down
(ie. shift) then we cound on timeouts to re-scan the keyboard.  8 scans a
second was too slow.  change to 20 scans a second, which makes (hit the
keys repeatedly, do not use auto-repeat) NNNNNN work just like nnnnnn does.
ok drahn, sort of ok-chatter from miod

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