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DarthKermit:
I'm sure that someone mentioned the original lack of an apostrophe in this thread's title way, way back. Do ya think I can find that post now? No. How annoying!
Reply # 1506598 posted 5-Mar-2016 20:10:
freitasm:
The apostrophe missing in the subject of this thread ;)
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Rikkitic:
Geektastic:DarthKermit:
Tinkerisk:
The useless, praehistoric CAPS LOCK key.
Caps Lock key: meet screw driver. Problem solved.
Mac OS allows you to simply disable it..Does Windows?
It can easily be reprogrammed to do nothing or imitate any other key. For those afraid of the Registry, there are simple utilities for this. A quick Google search will bring up several.
Sure. But the useless key stays useless at all ... like a car with 5 wheels. 
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Tinkerisk:
Sure. But the useless key stays useless at all ... like a car with 5 wheels.
Is the spare wheel not useful to you?
I certainly have found it useful.
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Tinkerisk:
Sure. But the useless key stays useless at all ... like a car with 5 wheels.
Not at all. You can program it to a macro. Whenever you press it the lights will go out, a siren will sound, fireworks will explode, and a banner will flash on the screen 'You pressed the F***ing CapsLock key again, you moron!'
Or you can just have it do Win-L and play a pleasant melody.
Plesse igmore amd axxept applogies in adbance fir anu typos
msukiwi:
Tinkerisk:
Sure. But the useless key stays useless at all ... like a car with 5 wheels.
Is the spare wheel not useful to you? I certainly have found it useful.
Maybe in rural environments. Here three wheels and one spare are physically sufficient. Or even 2 wheels plus one deflated spare tire in the backpack. :-)
Many People have eBikes in town going easily 45km/h (~30 mph). They're much faster in crowded urban cities than any cars, busses and even subways or commuting trains.
Back to topic: "People standing in front of the escalator to read the offer signs."
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