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the font size of shouting, since typewriters had no volume knob.

means the capital form of a letter, used to start sentences, mark names, or yell on the internet.

from from letterpress printing, where capital letter blocks lived in the upper drawer of a type case and small letters in the lower one.

for instance

e e cummingspoet who rejected uppercase almost entirely, even his own name

nasa all caps memos1960s teletype machines only printed uppercase letters

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