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more about #eraser fuchikoma: When I discovered accidentally that Opera can unclose tabs with Ctrl+Z, that pretty much sealed the deal for me. So very handy... more » MrBangBam: I wish I could CTRL+C CTRL+P my gf. Fun times! more » 00000000: Brotip: Try the Konami code... EVERYwhere. more » Slyd3z: Real-life keys worked for O.J. Simpson: Home, Slash, Backslash, Esc. more » Curves: I have always thought life needed an "Esc" key. If you find yourself someplace or in a situation you cant handle, simple press the button and it all ... more » anexanhume: This undoes pretty much everything more » Truth Bringer :D: Confession: After a long run of Final Fantasy XI I actually tried to do a FOLLOW Macro command on my steering wheel and follow the car in front of me... more » Ruthless, If you let me: Confession: Friends and I have been known to say, "Control Z! Control Z!" when we screwed something up, spilled some liquid, etc. more » Bigbadbikernerd: Jesus, if you're getting slapped, you're just not doing it right :) more » noodleashy143: When I was at school and looking for something specific in a textbook there were times where I so wished I could ctrl + F and search for it more » -
#design
I Need an Undo Eraser that Works On Everything
Confession: Sometimes I mentally hit Command+Z to undo something I do or say in real life. It doesn't work. Another confession: Sometimes I actually double-click or do multitouch gestures on real world objects. I get slapped. [Unplggd] -
#design
Ultraser Whiteboard Eraser For Engineers and TAs
You haven't spent most of your day drawing, then erasing crap on whiteboards unless you've been a TA or a software engineer. We've been both, so this Ultraser design is the best thing we've seen in the "whiteboard" design department in a while. All it is is a handle that you shove a standard whiteboard eraser under, but the convenient grip and the fact that you can keep your hands free of whiteboard marker dust pays for itself in imaginary design dollars already. We're theoretically buying it right now. [Yanko Design] -
#pandalove
Wacom Scraps Graphire for Bamboo
Wacom has replaced its old consumer model, Graphire, with a new two-model line called Bamboo and Bamboo Fun. First off, neither one of the new models can recognize that your pen is tilting, change functions depending on what application you're running, or use other non-Bamboo specific drawing pens. More »
