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United States97 Posts
The Mouse Bungee And I thought that's neat, but WTF 10 bucks?? So I decided to make my own bungee. ![[image loading]](http://i41.tinypic.com/2m4xeh5.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i41.tinypic.com/1zq7cr9.jpg) (Yeah, I realize my desk is dusty as hell.) It's a pretty preliminary design but it was the first that I thought of. 2 zip ties clipped down to desk, paperclip at top to secure wire. I've been using it for a couple days and so far it feels nice. Anyway, there's my first blog post.   | ||
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SnowFantasy
4173 Posts
you use hamachi. on topic: personally i'd rather buy a real one though. it's only $10 and taping things onto my desk isn't something i want to do atm  | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
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liger13
United States1060 Posts
like, friend: hey whats that?... me: its a mouse bungee... *silence friend: ... a mousebungee? me: yah... a mousebungee... | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
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Everywhere
United States97 Posts
On March 21 2009 19:11 IzzyCraft wrote: Well when you slapped down for your 30-80? dollar mouse 10 dollar moues budge so your cord doesn't become all frayed by your desk might be worth it. But i mean if you slapped down for your 5$ microsoft free with my dell mouse why bother WHAT? | ||
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TaP.Nuada
United States428 Posts
On March 21 2009 19:11 IzzyCraft wrote: Well when you slapped down for your 30-80? dollar mouse 10 dollar moues budge so your cord doesn't become all frayed by your desk might be worth it. But i mean if you slapped down for your 5$ microsoft free with my dell mouse why bother I thought it was to have the proper slack amount on your cord and to prevent the cord weight from affecting your mouse placement. ie. If I have a really light mouse and a rather long mouse cord, when the cord hangs off the desk and I let go of the mouse, the weight of the cord pulls the mouse and messes up its position. I've never had a mouse cord get frayed by a desk... makes me wonder what desk you use  | ||
Chill
Calgary25986 Posts
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404.Delirium
United States1190 Posts
On March 21 2009 18:54 liger13 wrote: hmm... it doesnt pull off the same feel... like, friend: hey whats that?... me: its a mouse bungee... *silence friend: ... a mousebungee? me: yah... a mousebungee... Hahahah, I've had that conversation countless times. The worst of it was when I brought it to school when I was done with my project to ladder in class (cool teacher ;P). I had to explain it so many times... probably shouldn't have brought my Qck+ either >_> | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
On March 21 2009 19:28 TaP.Nuada wrote: I thought it was to have the proper slack amount on your cord and to prevent the cord weight from affecting your mouse placement. ie. If I have a really light mouse and a rather long mouse cord, when the cord hangs off the desk and I let go of the mouse, the weight of the cord pulls the mouse and messes up its position. I've never had a mouse cord get frayed by a desk... makes me wonder what desk you use Actually has more to do with my cord being braided in fibers instead of coated with plastic. Plastic holds form too well my cord wont get creases etc but the edge of my desk will fray it. | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
On March 21 2009 19:30 Chill wrote: tbh id spend $10 haha Well it's not like its a weekly deal it's a one time deal i'm sure those things shouldn't like break often. | ||
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
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indecision
Germany818 Posts
On March 21 2009 20:04 404.Delirium wrote: . probably shouldn't have brought my Qck+ either >_> qck+ ? | ||
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404.Delirium
United States1190 Posts
Big. Ass. Mousepad. http://www.steelseries.com/int/products/surfaces/qck/information It doubles as a placemat and really cuts down the dusting that needs to be done  But be prepared to take a lot of shit when you ask for a new seat to ladder while the class works >=) | ||
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Sonu
Canada577 Posts
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
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backdrOp
United States104 Posts
On March 22 2009 00:51 Snet wrote: i dont get what it does the bungee prevents the weight of your cord from being felt when you use your mouse. just try holding a foot of mousecord up with your other hand, and move the mouse. it'll feel a bit lighter and i guess it promotes consistency (i remember i saw a lot of these at a CS lan i went to) | ||
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
On March 21 2009 19:28 TaP.Nuada wrote: I thought it was to have the proper slack amount on your cord and to prevent the cord weight from affecting your mouse placement. ie. If I have a really light mouse and a rather long mouse cord, when the cord hangs off the desk and I let go of the mouse, the weight of the cord pulls the mouse and messes up its position. I've never had a mouse cord get frayed by a desk... makes me wonder what desk you use well i own a G5 and its cord is not hard rubber like most mouse it's nylon braid and it totally gets frayed after 3+ yr of usage, also ppl who own g5 rarely need a bungee because of the adjustable weight feature that keeps the mouse from sliding off on its own (that and braided cord grabs onto the edges of a desk better, meaning its length will stay the amount u pulled out) On March 21 2009 23:35 404.Delirium wrote: Big. Ass. Mousepad. http://www.steelseries.com/int/products/surfaces/qck/information It doubles as a placemat and really cuts down the dusting that needs to be done But be prepared to take a lot of shit when you ask for a new seat to ladder while the class works >=)i still say icemats r better | ||
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