DTUsat-I, a CubeSat attempted this a few years ago. Unfortunately contact was never established with the satellite so it has not actually been tested, but the physical construction is fairly simple.
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It's not even that, I also have it.

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Every tabbed browser I know of, does the middle click thing (IE, Opera, Firefox, Safari, Chrome at the very least). For the side buttons, I have mine mapped to up/down arrow. Granted, they don't see that much use, but it isn't annoying, and it's more useful than having them set to nothing. The application-switch-button on the top has been remappped to Enter.

That's how they did it in Denmark.

It's molasses. It's apt because molasses has an even higher viscosity in the cold. It has nothing to do with moles.

I think this is why people get so massively irritated by these restrictions.
When a customer gets turned away from a web based shop, it is usually not perceived by the customer as a sale rejected due to some import/export restriction - instead, the people impacted by these restrictions feel as though they've entered the store, chosen a product, produced their credit card in order to pay - just to find themselves being kicked out of the store due to their nationality.

That's the most apt description I've ever heard. They can cite however many distribution rights they want, but it still seems like completely arbitrary discrimination.

In Vista and Windows 7, Backspace now goes back in history - like Alt+Left in XP. You have to do Alt+Up to actually go up a level.