It's got Club Ricecar written all over it. Lol

 

like straight out of the CR catalog.

 

That car was right behind me on the A&W run last MATG. Kept following me too closely for the conditions (rainy, wet roads) until one time I looked in the rear view and he was gone. Asked at the next stop and someone said he had just pulled off into an overlook. Second time I've dealt with that sort of thing on a group run at MATG, I won't be going on any others in the future.

Paint looked very well done at least.

 

Made this thing the other day.. clicker that clicks the right button every 5 minutes and 45ish seconds for ~1 second.

 

Love it. Where does the mouse get left when you're done? A co-workers desk?

 

That's an interestingly complex way to defeat the screen-saver.


(Edit: just saw gesso's reply. I wasn't thinking of malevolent uses... )

 

lol No not to mess with anyone however if there's no activity, the system will lock up and kick me out which is annoying when people expect you to be on call 16 hours per day. Screen saver timer cannot be changed. This allows me to stay logged in on my off hours.

 

 

https://mouse-jiggler.en.lo4d.com/

 

Im assuming since he cant change screensaver time, he also can't install programs.

 

That would be correct. It will kick a warning and then on the next day it will be "have a good day and good luck" for installing unapproved software.

Some oddball tank footage.

 

Having considered that exact use-case, the author of Mouse Jiggler made it a portable executable. It does not require installation, and can run with regular-user privileges.

(Seriously, though, if you don't know the domain password then you should just stop.)

 

 

Limited Sakura edition?

 

that is the funniest goddamn thing i've seen all day, I bet the other guys in the office are wondering what the hell i'm looking at i'm laughing so hard

 

A lot of distance between me and stance...

 

what it really needs is one of these

 

This signage inside a hotel elevator annoys me considerably:

 

While most of us would say that is common sense, it truly isn't. We were doing some deck welding on a ship, engine department was busy so I asked if we could use the deck cadet as a fire watch. Three hours later the job was done and he was complaining about eye pain. Turns out he stood there and watched the arc the entire time. When asked why, he said no one had told him not to (this was back mid-1990's). He spent the next three days in bed with his eyes covered. Just goes to show that some people can't buy a clue, even when their eyes start hurting.

 

Dannnnngggggg the new 7ULs are hot.