What things bother you the most?

cori wrote:Thanks for explaining about the ISP stuff, gaijinmark. Do you work for one of those companies or something? :hehe:

Do itashimashite, you're very perceptive, I'd ask you for help when I have to work with Japanese customers, but they usually speak english better than I do. :beaten: [/list:u]

dochira wrote:
...smoke signals...

Ahhh, so that was the type of connection used by chief Geronimo in Galcir :rofl:

On topic: People blocking the exit of my garage :angry:.

My home connection is 1500kb/s, as I said. But I did a speed test on my ISP's website last night, and got a result of 4648kb/s. WTF? :headscratch:

Anime Dad wrote:My home connection is 1500kb/s, as I said. But I did a speed test on my ISP's website last night, and got a result of 4648kb/s. WTF? :headscratch:

Watashtachi Jade Stones desu.

Tu_triky wrote:

Watashtachi Jade Stones desu.

Sou desu. Standard response?

Shtupid exterior cooperations trying to brainswash teachers.

I feel ashamed that all this internet-speed talk goes over my head. :ashamed:

Keps wrote:I feel ashamed that all this internet-speed talk goes over my head. :ashamed:

It's simple K-chan: It either works or it don't!! :woot: [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: It's simple K-chan: It either works or it don't!! :woot: [/list:u]

That's one way of looking at it. :hehe:

The cordless mouse for the desktop died on me. Tried everything I could, but the stupid thing isn't working. I'm pi$$ed because I was just in Office Max today. Now I'm going to have to transport the mouse I'm using for my laptop back and forth which is a pain. :grumble:

cori wrote:The cordless mouse for the desktop died on me. Tried everything I could, but the stupid thing isn't working. I'm pi$$ed because I was just in Office Max today. Now I'm going to have to transport the mouse I'm using for my laptop back and forth which is a pain. :grumble:

Dead batteries?

Time to buy another mouse. :)

bmwracer wrote:
Dead batteries?

Time to buy another mouse. :)

Nope, I just put in new ones, hoping it would work. It's just a dead mouse. :grumble:

cori wrote:Nope, I just put in new ones, hoping it would work. It's just a dead mouse. :grumble:

Didja drop it or something?

bmwracer wrote:
Didja drop it or something?

Nope. Nothing like that. It could be because I've had it for 5+ years.

cori wrote:

Nope. Nothing like that. It could be because I've had it for 5+ years.

Cordless mice have a button on the bottom that resets the frequency...the receiver also has a button...try pushing those buttons...

runpup wrote:Cordless mice have a button on the bottom that resets the frequency...the receiver also has a button...try pushing those buttons...

Yes. :thumbsup:

runpup wrote:

Cordless mice have a button on the bottom that resets the frequency...the receiver also has a button...try pushing those buttons...

Like I said--I tried everything I could (changed batteries, tried every single port, did the button thing), but nothing works. :(

cori wrote:Like I said--I tried everything I could (changed batteries, tried every single port, did the button thing), but nothing works. :(

Buy a new mouse... They're relatively cheap, ne? :)

cori wrote:

Like I said--I tried everything I could (changed batteries, tried every single port, did the button thing), but nothing works. :(

Ah, well...that's all that can be done then...if you're like me, you should have at least 6 mice hanging around...usually PS2 port...try an old one...

I still have a serial mouse somewhere. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Buy a new mouse... They're relatively cheap, ne? :)

Logitech corded mouse OEM is $5. Cheaper than batteries. :)

They also have a smaller mouse made for laptop.