In deference to Canada I'm not bidding.
as an anecdote, we use the word poutine at all the time, lets say there is some messy mecanism in which we dont want to go into details, we just refer to it as "and all the poutine" under the hood
Hmm? If that's a reference to how I'm on the hunt for a trackball...remember, I need natively USB.
At that price, considering the good stuff I've seen about them, I'd try to grab it if I had an immediate use for it.
What part of Canada are you from?
I've never heard that one before.
Kishy, lol, LOTS of Canadians at Geekhack now.Show Image(http://www.deviantart.com/download/114602293/The_world_revolves_around_ME_by_Descyber.png)
Detailed discussion on the DT225 is here including the third party software Marble Mouse Scrollwheel. Unfortunately the download site is down. (http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?t=7386&highlight=marble+mouse+party) Don't be surprised if you couldn't find the DT225 post while searching - it is one of the candidates for "Worst Post Title On Geekhack" award.
Ouch! Wasn't me.
Hope it was a Canadian.
hehe, yea, try not to eat a poutine before going back to work, plans to fall asleep... it depends if they put too much sauce, it's better when the fries stay crisp, too often they turn this in a soup, it's not something I ever cook at home and i don't know anyone who does, it's sold mostly at hot dog places, for lunch, just like hotdogs with spagetti meat sauce instead of just ketchup
as an anecdote, we use the word poutine at all the time, lets say there is some messy mecanism in which we dont want to go into details, we just refer to it as "and all the poutine" under the hood
anyway, was there other trackballs like this one that sold recently? trying to get an idea of how much they end up selling for, thanks
Wasn't me. At those prices, I'm going to get a CST. Preferably one that has switch ports or can be modded to have them.
I've never heard that either. In fact, I never even ate poutine before.
I've never heard that either. In fact, I never even ate poutine before.
I've never eaten poutine before either. In fact, I've never known a single person in Canada who has ever eaten poutine. The first time I even heard of poutine is when they started selling it in McDonalds (which is American) - and at the time, I heard fellow Canadians saying, "What the hell is that ****?"
I think it's just another one of those confused myths like Canada being a frozen wasteland and Canadians eating back-bacon and fried moose while wearing lumberjack shirts and calling each other "hosers". (...so back off, you hosers! Eh?)
Canada IS a frozen wasteland filled with hosers. I've seen the movies.
Bah! I can't see your attachment, so I can only assume it is something insulting, requiring an equally insulting response: your avatar looks like a German transsexual in a Lens Crafters commercial.