Κουερτύουίοπασσφγηκλζκκώννμ

Result of extreme boredom due to homework. You get this word by changing your keyboard to a Greek one, and then typing "qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm" (so all the letters of the keyboard left to right and going one row down each time.)
But how tf did you even find this word, there's no way someone will actually read these word I'm typing now.

Student 1: So which exercise are you on buddy?
Student 2: Κουερτύουίοπασσφγηκλζκκώννμ
Student 1: Oh. Well I guess i'll do the homework for you, because it's fun, just like learning should be. Imagine finding learning boring.

aqwsderfgtyhjuiklopzxcvbnm

Result of boredom to death. Beginning in the middle row of the keyboard and making squares by going up then right then down and keep on doing that until you hit lop where it is not a full square anymore, and since you can't make anymore squares you just type the bottom row from left to right. Besides that, if you made it here, well, congrats, bc, how TF did you get here, THIS COMBO IS EVEN MORE RANDOM THAN MY OTHER WORD. But good job, I guess, and besides that one more thing, if you search this up on Google you will find a Quizlet list of flashcards. Which was made by maggiejohnso00n04, and the list is about people in History and their role in History. And with some concepts that are for some reason also in the test.

Student 1: The history project is due tomorrow, can you search up which year MrBeast died?
Student 2: No, that's too boring, lemme search aqwsderfgtyhjuiklopzxcvbnm up.
Student 1: Why did the teacher have to keep me with this kid.
Student 2: Cool, there's a list of flashcards on Quizlet with that name, and wait, OMG it's also on Urban Dictionary!

shift+search+l

Trick you can irritate your friends with if they have a Chromebook, the shortcut causes their Chromebook to go to homepage where after they'll have to type their password to get back to the page they were first. But this trick is way less powerful then the almighty trick "ctrl+shift+qq"

Student 1: How's it goingggg?
Student 2: Look there.
Student 2: "taps shift+search+l"
Student 1: Aw come on man, why do you have to be so irritating?
Student 3: Sneaks a "ctrl+shift+qq" while they're arguing.
Student 2: Oh come on man, now we'll have to log all the way back in to get back to where we were in our history project.
Student 1: If it's all gone, you're done for student 3.

ctrl g

A useful hack on a Chromebook to search for the instance of one or more letters in a page full of words/letters (or not full if you're really lazy).

Student 1: How will I find this word in your story of 1000 words?
Student 2: Just use ctrl g.
Student 1: But it's not online...