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[uknesvuinng]

Dr Weir has performed an Illegal operation. To force Dr Weir to lose, press any key. To allow Dr Weir to win, press any other key.

[Dr Weir]

I just clicked my mouse for the latter.

[TechnoWraith]

Error 404: Uknesvuinng cannot be found.

-Try hitting the "Refresh" button on your browser. although if he's not found, there's probably a good reason.
-Try rebooting your computer. As in booting your computer out the nearest window.
-Try resetting your security settings. As in turn 'em all off.
-Plug in the stupid modem!

[Dr Weir]

Error 404: Uknesvuinng cannot be found.

-Try hitting the "Refresh" button on your browser. although if he's not found, there's probably a good reason.
-Try rebooting your computer. As in booting your computer out the nearest window.
-Try resetting your security settings. As in turn 'em all off.
-Plug in the stupid modem!

I like the 2nd one cause he'll go with it.

[TechnoWraith]

TechnoWraith@ Wraith.Tuneset has performed an illegal operation.

-So what? Press the stupid close button already.
-Neener! Neener!
-The police and a SWAT team have been notified.
-Run Forest! Before it's too late!

[uknesvuinng]

I just clicked my mouse for the latter.

A mouse button isn't a key.

[Dr Weir]

TechnoWraith@ Wraith.Tuneset has performed an illegal operation.

-So what? Press the stupid close button already.
-Neener! Neener!
-The police and a SWAT team have been notified.
-Run Forest! Before it's too late!

Looks like my virus on your com is working.

[Dr Weir]

A mouse button isn't a key.

I never said it was.

[TechnoWraith]

I never said it was.

Technically speaking, a mouse button is a key. All keys on the keyboard are buttons. The mouse has buttons. So if the keys on the keyboard are buttons then the inverse is also true: A button is also a key. So there fore, if a mouse and keyboard both have buttons, then it is logical to say that both a mouse and keyboard also have keys.

[Dr Weir]

Ok.......will this tested on?

[uknesvuinng]

Technically speaking, a mouse button is a key. All keys on the keyboard are buttons. The mouse has buttons. So if the keys on the keyboard are buttons then the inverse is also true: A button is also a key. So there fore, if a mouse and keyboard both have buttons, then it is logical to say that both a mouse and keyboard also have keys.

All keys on keyboards are buttons. Not all buttons on keyboards are keys (those internet-ready keyboards). Mice are not keyboards. The state of keys on a keyboard is irrelevant to mice and not necessarily indicative of the potential key nature of buttons in general.

[Dr Weir]

All keys on keyboards are buttons. Not all buttons on keyboards are keys (those internet-ready keyboards). Mice are not keyboards. The state of keys on a keyboard is irrelevant to mice and not necessarily indicative of the potential key nature of buttons in general.

Is that the name of the unit: potential key nature of buttons in general?

[uknesvuinng]

Is that the name of the unit: potential key nature of buttons in general?

No, it's just evidence I can overthink ANYTHING.

[TechnoWraith]

All keys on keyboards are buttons. Not all buttons on keyboards are keys (those internet-ready keyboards). Mice are not keyboards. The state of keys on a keyboard is irrelevant to mice and not necessarily indicative of the potential key nature of buttons in general.

Well, if we really want to get technical, there ARE NO keys on a keyboard. A keyboard is really a series of Push-button switches, all linked in a single circuit. The mouse buttons are the same things: push-button switches.

[uknesvuinng]

Well, if we really want to get technical, there ARE NO keys on a keyboard. A keyboard is really a series of Push-button switches, all linked in a single circuit. The mouse buttons are the same things: push-button switches.

Just to spite you, I'm putting an old car key on my keyboard.