That was really weird

[jonks]

So I'm reading this really long article I printed out from the New Yorker, I'm about 10 pages into the 16 page article, and as I approached the bottom of the page I reached out with my hand, found the mouse, and scrolled down. It took me a second to wonder why the text wasn't moving, then I glanced at my hand, and am currently feeling a bit sheepish.

So how's your Thursday rolling?

 

[tasmanian]

Cool story bro?

Also fine.

 

[Crono]

I don't understand how you could get confused like that.

 

[insect9]

Wow, that's pretty bad.

 

[ViviTheMage]

hmmmm

 

[CRXican]

sad

 

[Glitchny]

I have done something similar. I use Ventrillo (online voice chat) when I play games online and the talk key is bound to my mouse. So I was talking to my friend on my cell phone while just browsing the web and whenever I went to talk I would click the mouse button without realizing it (and apparently in Firefox that mouse button is bound to the back function, so i kept jumping back and forth through websites). I've also tried to use Firefox mouse gestures in other programs without realizing it.

 

[tasmanian]

Originally posted by: Glitchny
I have done something similar. I use Ventrillo (online voice chat) when I play games online and the talk key is bound to my mouse. So I was talking to my friend on my cell phone while just browsing the web and whenever I went to talk I would click the mouse button without realizing it (and apparently in Firefox that mouse button is bound to the back function, so i kept jumping back and forth through websites). I've also tried to use Firefox mouse gestures in other programs without realizing it.

Middle mouse button bind is best bind.

 

[Crusty]

Originally posted by: tasmanian

Originally posted by: Glitchny
I have done something similar. I use Ventrillo (online voice chat) when I play games online and the talk key is bound to my mouse. So I was talking to my friend on my cell phone while just browsing the web and whenever I went to talk I would click the mouse button without realizing it (and apparently in Firefox that mouse button is bound to the back function, so i kept jumping back and forth through websites). I've also tried to use Firefox mouse gestures in other programs without realizing it.

Middle mouse button bind is best bind.

/thread

 

[OCGuy]

Sometimes when I'm getting a hander from the SO, I try and slide the bar over and get to the penetration.

 

[Mike Gayner]

I didn't realise WTF the OP was on aobut until I realised you were reading a paper copy of the New Yorker. People still read physical newspapers?

 

[destrekor]

Originally posted by: OCguy
Sometimes when I'm getting a hander from the SO, I try and slide the bar over and get to the penetration.

:laugh:

 

[newb111]

Originally posted by: Mike Gayner
I didn't realise WTF the OP was on aobut until I realised you were reading a paper copy of the New Yorker. People still read physical newspapers?

Almost as bad, he printed out the online copy.

 

[jonks]

Originally posted by: Mike Gayner
I didn't realise WTF the OP was on aobut until I realised you were reading a paper copy of the New Yorker. People still read physical newspapers?

1. It's a magazine.
2. Re-read the first ten words of the OP

 

[DisgruntledVirus]

Originally posted by: Crusty

Originally posted by: tasmanian

Originally posted by: Glitchny
I have done something similar. I use Ventrillo (online voice chat) when I play games online and the talk key is bound to my mouse. So I was talking to my friend on my cell phone while just browsing the web and whenever I went to talk I would click the mouse button without realizing it (and apparently in Firefox that mouse button is bound to the back function, so i kept jumping back and forth through websites). I've also tried to use Firefox mouse gestures in other programs without realizing it.

Middle mouse button bind is best bind.

/thread

I'm a fan of caps lock personally