I do when my right's busy with something else!Who out there uses their left hand to control the mouse?
probably people who are left handed...
Also it's kind of hard too unless you have a leftie mouseWho out there uses their left hand to control the mouse?
i do once in a while...
My co-worker does. I had never send it until she needed assistance with her e-mail inbox LOL...
I do, sometimes. I tend to use my left hand for the mouse if the right side of my computer table is filled up with random papers and stuff. I'll move the mouse to the left side and use my left hand.
moi
I am left handed but use my right hand to control the mouse
my husband, we are always fighting about putting the mouse back on the right side of the desk!!!
im left handed but i use my right hang. :/
my brother does, somtimez..
I bearly do it but right now it is on my right...
I no longer use a mouse. My wonderful Apple Macbook does not require it! So much better and less clutter on my desk.
Not me.
I've tried it, but it was hard.
no one because the mouse and pad are connected to the right side of the computer
About 5% of my customers. I work on 150 - 400 computers a week. 20 at a time.
if right hand hurts, use left
common sense
my brother does
I do sometimes..but most people even lefies use the right hand
I'm left-handed, but still use the right hand to control the mouse. Most leftys don't need to use their left hand for this as we're used to living in a right hand world.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Do you have a built in ';hand'; on your computer that slaps you when you fall asleep at the controls ??
OR DOES THE KEYBOARD TRY TO BREAK YOUR NOSE?Do you have a built in ';hand'; on your computer that slaps you when you fall asleep at the controls ??
I need one of those for the steering wheel of my carDo you have a built in ';hand'; on your computer that slaps you when you fall asleep at the controls ??
My computer is maybe two feet away from my bed. I had better not ever fall asleep at the controls. LOL
Other than that, the fear of little squares indented on my face makes me leave the computer before I fall asleep. (I had a contact who told me those squares stay indented for a while)
No, but not a bad idea. If I get that tired, I turn this thing off, and call it a day. Only once, I almost fell asleep on here, and darn near hit the keyboard with my nose, so it's much easier to just turn it off.
Hey, C.W..! heh
No, I don't fall asleep at the controls... it's been a ';near thing'; once or twice though.... (that keyboard better not ..)
Do you think perhaps you ';have something'; there?
You'd have a ready-made market of Y!A users... }:%26gt;
Luckily I don't lean forawrd when I fall asleep at the PC.
But I do hold down random keys with my limp hands.
Hence why I spent 40 minutes running in circles on World of Warcraft once.
No. I usually break my nose, myself, when I fall asleep and my face lands on the desk.
I can't fall asleep sitting up.
Go to bed once in a while.
Do ya like my new pic.?
Mine gives me the finger :)
I wish my computer could slap me
Hmm... *idea*! Yep, the keyboard breaks my nose all right, and I wake up with drool everywhere.
no
ha ha, I do fall asleep while on my computer
I need one of those for the steering wheel of my carDo you have a built in ';hand'; on your computer that slaps you when you fall asleep at the controls ??
My computer is maybe two feet away from my bed. I had better not ever fall asleep at the controls. LOL
Other than that, the fear of little squares indented on my face makes me leave the computer before I fall asleep. (I had a contact who told me those squares stay indented for a while)
No, but not a bad idea. If I get that tired, I turn this thing off, and call it a day. Only once, I almost fell asleep on here, and darn near hit the keyboard with my nose, so it's much easier to just turn it off.
Hey, C.W..! heh
No, I don't fall asleep at the controls... it's been a ';near thing'; once or twice though.... (that keyboard better not ..)
Do you think perhaps you ';have something'; there?
You'd have a ready-made market of Y!A users... }:%26gt;
Luckily I don't lean forawrd when I fall asleep at the PC.
But I do hold down random keys with my limp hands.
Hence why I spent 40 minutes running in circles on World of Warcraft once.
No. I usually break my nose, myself, when I fall asleep and my face lands on the desk.
I can't fall asleep sitting up.
Go to bed once in a while.
Do ya like my new pic.?
Mine gives me the finger :)
I wish my computer could slap me
Hmm... *idea*! Yep, the keyboard breaks my nose all right, and I wake up with drool everywhere.
no
ha ha, I do fall asleep while on my computer
How much would u pay for a second hand toshiba dvd video recorder and Remote control good condition?
Not a lot. You can get a new one in the right place for 拢80.How much would u pay for a second hand toshiba dvd video recorder and Remote control good condition?
I wouldn't. I would just buy a new one. Never buy secondhand electronics. You might think you're saving money, but you have no idea what could be wrong with the product, and if something were to go wrong, or it broke, you're stuck. With electronics especially, always better to buy new from a store, so you have at least some recourse if something happens with the item. Don't buy it. How much would u pay for a second hand toshiba dvd video recorder and Remote control good condition?
the cheapest you can get one for is about $40 at wal-mart there for id only pay about $20 for a used one and be sure to make sure it works well first
about 50 bucks
I wouldn't. I would just buy a new one. Never buy secondhand electronics. You might think you're saving money, but you have no idea what could be wrong with the product, and if something were to go wrong, or it broke, you're stuck. With electronics especially, always better to buy new from a store, so you have at least some recourse if something happens with the item. Don't buy it. How much would u pay for a second hand toshiba dvd video recorder and Remote control good condition?
the cheapest you can get one for is about $40 at wal-mart there for id only pay about $20 for a used one and be sure to make sure it works well first
about 50 bucks
Robotic hand control using matlab?
can anyone please tell me where could i get a matlab file for the movement stability of robotic hand. the details left to your discreetion. i hav a mini project but dont kow matlab..Robotic hand control using matlab?
The point of the project is probably to learn how to use matlab...kiss lip gloss
The point of the project is probably to learn how to use matlab...
Any good ideas to control localized psoriasis on my hand?
I've been fighting psoriasis (very NON-localized!) for about four years now.
Because I sunburn so easily, my dermatologist has told me I should probably avoid it, but he usually tells psoriasis patients to get direct sunlight on the affected area for about 15 to 20 minutes a day.
I've used several prescription ointments (Donovex [vitamin D] and clobetasol propionate [a topical steroid]) with only moderate success. Cyclosporan capsules gave me sleep apnea (which, fortunately, stopped when I quit taking them!). Light therapy (before I found my current dermatologist!) made a ';crispy critter'; out of me and made the problem about five times worse! My new doctor gave me a prescription for Soriataine pills, which I haven't had filled yet. I read about the side effects and decided to try something else first!
About two and a half weeks ago I started using ';Cocoon'; Total Body Rejuvenating Emollient from AminoGenesis ($44 a bottle - lasts me about 12 days putting it on both legs and both arms, and assorted other spots twice a day!), which is expensive until you compare it to the prescription drugs usually used for psoriasis! It feels wonderful going on, smells nice, absorbs well, and isn't sticky. It works very slowly, but it's completely non-toxic (Hallelujah!), which cannot be said for ANY of the prescription meds I've used or been encouraged to try. My spots and patches are paler than they were when I started, and I'm starting to see small areas of skin that are almost normal skin color on my lower legs (where my psoriasis is so thick it looks like I'm wearing burgundy knee socks!). I'm going to give this stuff at least a 2-month trial. It is keeping my skin moisturized enough that I've not had a problem (so far) with flaking. It does nothing for the itching, but then neither have any of the other things I've tried! I ordered it from http://www.dermagirl.com ... they offer free shipping and free samples with every order ... and their prices for this are the same as half a dozen other sites I checked.
Good luck! Let me know if you find something that works wonders!!!Any good ideas to control localized psoriasis on my hand?
If you see a dermatologist, he or she will prescribe a skin cream or a pill that might reduce your sensitivity to whatever is causing the psoriasis. You should also get allergy testing as well to see if this is a possibility.Any good ideas to control localized psoriasis on my hand?
oil of your choice
Because I sunburn so easily, my dermatologist has told me I should probably avoid it, but he usually tells psoriasis patients to get direct sunlight on the affected area for about 15 to 20 minutes a day.
I've used several prescription ointments (Donovex [vitamin D] and clobetasol propionate [a topical steroid]) with only moderate success. Cyclosporan capsules gave me sleep apnea (which, fortunately, stopped when I quit taking them!). Light therapy (before I found my current dermatologist!) made a ';crispy critter'; out of me and made the problem about five times worse! My new doctor gave me a prescription for Soriataine pills, which I haven't had filled yet. I read about the side effects and decided to try something else first!
About two and a half weeks ago I started using ';Cocoon'; Total Body Rejuvenating Emollient from AminoGenesis ($44 a bottle - lasts me about 12 days putting it on both legs and both arms, and assorted other spots twice a day!), which is expensive until you compare it to the prescription drugs usually used for psoriasis! It feels wonderful going on, smells nice, absorbs well, and isn't sticky. It works very slowly, but it's completely non-toxic (Hallelujah!), which cannot be said for ANY of the prescription meds I've used or been encouraged to try. My spots and patches are paler than they were when I started, and I'm starting to see small areas of skin that are almost normal skin color on my lower legs (where my psoriasis is so thick it looks like I'm wearing burgundy knee socks!). I'm going to give this stuff at least a 2-month trial. It is keeping my skin moisturized enough that I've not had a problem (so far) with flaking. It does nothing for the itching, but then neither have any of the other things I've tried! I ordered it from http://www.dermagirl.com ... they offer free shipping and free samples with every order ... and their prices for this are the same as half a dozen other sites I checked.
Good luck! Let me know if you find something that works wonders!!!Any good ideas to control localized psoriasis on my hand?
If you see a dermatologist, he or she will prescribe a skin cream or a pill that might reduce your sensitivity to whatever is causing the psoriasis. You should also get allergy testing as well to see if this is a possibility.Any good ideas to control localized psoriasis on my hand?
oil of your choice
For those who watch Supernanny, do you every wonder why she doesn't just hand them birth control?
Have you noticed that the majority of the families on the show have way too many kids. I thought that society had evolved to the point where two kids were enough, but I guess not.For those who watch Supernanny, do you every wonder why she doesn't just hand them birth control?
Great question, and observation!
Have you ever thought that maybe the show is a good form of birth control? When people with too much time on their hands and not enough sense in their heads watch, maybe they will get the clue.For those who watch Supernanny, do you every wonder why she doesn't just hand them birth control?
well....... it`s all about the show... less kids.. less audience ;))
She doesn't even have kids--why do people listen to her? Besides, she teaches these kids to have ';self control'; when she obviously doesn't have any--the woman is like 400 lbs...(no offense Miss ';Nanny';)
lol I know what you mean... 6 kids running around screaming and you wonder why you can't control tham all? Hmmmmm...
I don't think she should because it is there family and their life.
yeah i have thought of that if you want 2 have a lot of kidz then get a good job and buy some patients is my motto!
hahaha great question!
I have often sat there and wonderd to myself, ';If they couldn't handle the first two, why on earth did they go and have two more?????';
People don't think before they do!
yeah i have wonderd! lol but i guess the best thing is to help the kids first and then at the very end hand them the birth control. it would make the show mor enteresting
Hahaha. I don't know. But it is a good question.
hahahaha you are so right. I can't stand those people who have like 5 little kids that look like they are all 9 months apart or something. I agree that she should give them birth control. LOL
THE DAMAGE IS ALREADY DONE..........
NOW , THE SOLUTION
lol i 鈾?SUPER NANNY!!!!
i think its amazing what she does with those kids.....really it wouldnt be hard to have kids that just acted right....but you gotta start young!
i tend to use alot of the methods that she shows, with my niece %26amp; little brother that is!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!
lol ya. Having a child is HARD WORK... having 1 is hard, 2 is harder, 3 is even harder, 4, 5, 6....... and they wonder why thier kids are out of control. No one said parenting was easy!
But I also think some kids were allowed to do things like climb on the counters, eat whatever they want in the pantry..... when you allow this, its hard to undo that habit... especially if you change your mind and suddenly don't allow it anymore, this can be very confusing for the child.
LOL - never thought of that... but would be damned funny...
Or maybe she could suggest sterilization...
-dh
thats funny and yeah that true and well dont you think that would be rude
lol, yeah, i guess you're right.
Yes, all the time. I agree with you 100%. Happy Holidays.
i dont think they have too many kids, i think they have just not learned correct parenting,,,,, most of the people on the show already have the family they want, so must then be using birth control, you really dont see families with young/newborn babies or pregnant women
what do you mean evolved?
i have 4 kids, their nothing like the super nanny kids, just because you have a lot doesnt mean you lose control or are a bad parent. i have 4 and they behave better then some kids who are the only child!
she's british - and has tact.
They already have the children. Birth control is not retroactive.
I really don't see why there are so many people in the world. creating life hurts!!!
Great question, and observation!
Have you ever thought that maybe the show is a good form of birth control? When people with too much time on their hands and not enough sense in their heads watch, maybe they will get the clue.For those who watch Supernanny, do you every wonder why she doesn't just hand them birth control?
well....... it`s all about the show... less kids.. less audience ;))
She doesn't even have kids--why do people listen to her? Besides, she teaches these kids to have ';self control'; when she obviously doesn't have any--the woman is like 400 lbs...(no offense Miss ';Nanny';)
lol I know what you mean... 6 kids running around screaming and you wonder why you can't control tham all? Hmmmmm...
I don't think she should because it is there family and their life.
yeah i have thought of that if you want 2 have a lot of kidz then get a good job and buy some patients is my motto!
hahaha great question!
I have often sat there and wonderd to myself, ';If they couldn't handle the first two, why on earth did they go and have two more?????';
People don't think before they do!
yeah i have wonderd! lol but i guess the best thing is to help the kids first and then at the very end hand them the birth control. it would make the show mor enteresting
Hahaha. I don't know. But it is a good question.
hahahaha you are so right. I can't stand those people who have like 5 little kids that look like they are all 9 months apart or something. I agree that she should give them birth control. LOL
THE DAMAGE IS ALREADY DONE..........
NOW , THE SOLUTION
lol i 鈾?SUPER NANNY!!!!
i think its amazing what she does with those kids.....really it wouldnt be hard to have kids that just acted right....but you gotta start young!
i tend to use alot of the methods that she shows, with my niece %26amp; little brother that is!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!
lol ya. Having a child is HARD WORK... having 1 is hard, 2 is harder, 3 is even harder, 4, 5, 6....... and they wonder why thier kids are out of control. No one said parenting was easy!
But I also think some kids were allowed to do things like climb on the counters, eat whatever they want in the pantry..... when you allow this, its hard to undo that habit... especially if you change your mind and suddenly don't allow it anymore, this can be very confusing for the child.
LOL - never thought of that... but would be damned funny...
Or maybe she could suggest sterilization...
-dh
thats funny and yeah that true and well dont you think that would be rude
lol, yeah, i guess you're right.
Yes, all the time. I agree with you 100%. Happy Holidays.
i dont think they have too many kids, i think they have just not learned correct parenting,,,,, most of the people on the show already have the family they want, so must then be using birth control, you really dont see families with young/newborn babies or pregnant women
what do you mean evolved?
i have 4 kids, their nothing like the super nanny kids, just because you have a lot doesnt mean you lose control or are a bad parent. i have 4 and they behave better then some kids who are the only child!
she's british - and has tact.
They already have the children. Birth control is not retroactive.
I really don't see why there are so many people in the world. creating life hurts!!!
Does Martyrdom and Control freakery go hand in hand?
Can you be a martyr without also being a control freak?
And how do you handle someone who is like this?Does Martyrdom and Control freakery go hand in hand?
the two are not related at all. martyrs are willing to suffer for the sake of everyone else... they give them self up as sacrifice. a control freak wouldn't do that at all. so they are not remotely connected. i have never met anyone who was both of these things.
ADDED what you are referring to with your mum is being passively aggressive and manipulative, not martyrdom.Does Martyrdom and Control freakery go hand in hand?
i think they absolutely go hand in hand.
i don't see how it's possible to be a martyr and not be a control freak, although i'm sure there are exceptions.
i handle controls freaks by ignoring them. it really irks them.
And how do you handle someone who is like this?Does Martyrdom and Control freakery go hand in hand?
the two are not related at all. martyrs are willing to suffer for the sake of everyone else... they give them self up as sacrifice. a control freak wouldn't do that at all. so they are not remotely connected. i have never met anyone who was both of these things.
ADDED what you are referring to with your mum is being passively aggressive and manipulative, not martyrdom.Does Martyrdom and Control freakery go hand in hand?
i think they absolutely go hand in hand.
i don't see how it's possible to be a martyr and not be a control freak, although i'm sure there are exceptions.
i handle controls freaks by ignoring them. it really irks them.
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