Originally posted by Bloodstar

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I used to hate not having a scroll wheel/equivalent.

...Then I discovered two-finger scrolling. I've since grown to like touchpads, as long as they have this feature. (Apple's are exceptionally high-quality, you have to admit, even if you can't stand them otherwise.)

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Two-finger scrolling is cool but nothing really compares to the super-awesome circular scrolling. I mean, come on, you can scroll through entire documents without even having to lift a finger! That was my scrolling style of choice whenever I had Linux on a laptop and it still totally would be if I could install it.

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After like two years of my Game Boy Micro's L and R buttons not functioning, I found this YouTube video today that offered a solution involving gently dampening the buttons, turning it upside down, tapping the side and blowing into it. The idea is that this problem is caused by dust being stuck in the button or something so you have to do this to dislodge it. I know, it sounds totally silly, but now I have this wonderful Game Boy Micro with functioning shoulder buttons. And to think my boyfriend almost took it apart to fix it.

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About the author: A prolific contributor to Jul with some 2414 posts published, Sofi better fancies herself as a cinema geek, a composer, a vintage gamer, a budding fashionita, an absolute cooking newbie and a general life enthusiast-satirist. She is responsible for a number of notable discussions about meteorology and current events and may be contacted at any time through private messaging.