Most Underrated Mouse Invention
The Scroll Wheel. As someone who is continually trying to wean himself off the mouse, this is one feature that keeps me using that little computer rodent.
The Scroll Wheel. As someone who is continually trying to wean himself off the mouse, this is one feature that keeps me using that little computer rodent.
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So now that I have started using Google Reader (after a brief stint over at Bloglines), I have discovered a very useful feature. There is a public sharing page available wherein I can "share" any blog posts or articles that I find of interest during my way too vast time spent reading things on the internet. Here is a link to my page (which will also be on the sidebar from now on). This is probably more efficient than me posting links all the time here and sending a lot of e-mails to people. BUT I will still post some links to articles on the blog if they have great excerpts or if I can make fun of Tom somehow.
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