Those alt+mouse button ones sound very useful.

I tried making a script with AutoHotKey for those but it wasn't working for me. I'm not really good with it but it can probably be done.

http://www.autohotkey.com/ - give it a shot! and if you are able to make it I hope you remember this thread and share :)

so, is it so inconvenient for you to click the left button before scrolling the mouse? I mean, your cursor is over the window already anyway.

then there's always that pesky "Activate a window by hovering over it with the mouse" in the access center...

Yeah, its like those rarely funny xtranormal videos. Hell its probably made at the xtranormal site, but I didn't see a watermark on the video I watched (for 15 seconds and closed it because it sucked)

Thats Jewverine to you buddy!

in other words, 19 out of 29 of them know how to use TOR

nice! good thing someone didn't "accidentally" open their door, eh? ;)

I almost flattened a guy when he decided to go straight between two turn lanes on his bike. Luckily, I pride myself in being aware of my surroundings when i'm behind the wheel and he got to keep his ability to walk that day. Riding between cars because traffic is backed up is dumb to begin with, but compound that with going straight between two turn lanes? .....

eh... sort of... not permanent, anyway. I think there have been a few instances like this but this is the most recent I found http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/12/30/rogue_sms_danger/

Agree 100%. What benefit is there to a major label these days? Its not like people buy music based on the name. Well, I don't, and honestly never thought anyone else did either. Maybe i'm just ignorant, but there has to be some reason artists still go to them.

"I can't think of anything there that's not a quick in and out"

Now then, doesn't that speak volumes about how well their site works? ;)

Ah, yes. Good point! You mean the custodian's brother that knows how to turn on windows firewall shouldn't be doing my security? =cO

Tough year? How about the year people finally realize security "professionals" are actually NEEDED!

... and the second mouse gets the cheese?