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Having your pointer move against your will feels incredibly wrong. I used to us this to my advantage in the computer lab, by plugging in my mouse to my classmat
by Rendello 5mo ago
Having your pointer move against your will feels incredibly wrong. I used to us this to my advantage in the computer lab, by plugging in my mouse to my classmates' computers and screwing with them. Once, I was chatting with my buddy, looking him in the eye, all while fumbling around plugging my (wired) mouse into his desktop's USB port. It just didn't register with him, and a few minutes later I just started subtly messing with the movement of his cursor. Good times.