A Wireless Mouse That Lasts FOREVER!

I always loved the idea of wireless mice but they have always been a pain to keep charged etc.. So I prefer a wired mouse because they just work.
This may be the first wireless mouse I am excited about.

I have not been happy with my G502 mouse and want to get a new one.
I think I am getting this for myself for Christmas. Maybe... It is kind of cool but not cheap! Will have to see a good Black Friday or Cyber Monday sale.


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Short version, Apple and Android are not updated yet with a fix. Windows and Linux/Unix is. But, BOTH client and AP need updated. So, you need to check for firmware updates for routers and AP units. Older units will not likely get an update meaning the only fix is replace or look at 3rd party firmware like DD-WRT or Tomato.


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Microwave breakthrough helps boost hard drive sizes



The data-storing abilities of hard drives could soon swell to 40 terabytes (TB) and beyond, says Western Digital.

Currently the largest hard disk drive (HDD) that stores data on spinning disks can hold about 14TB of information.

Western Digital said the bigger drives were made possible by finding a way to use microwaves to write data on 3.5in drives.

The first bigger-capacity drives should go on sale in 2019.

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Why Are Game Installation Sizes Still Increasing?


In 1989, the first Sierra game I ever played, Space Quest III, shipped on six 5.25-inch double-density, double-sided floppy disks. A hard drive was optional, though copying the game files to the HDD substantially improved performance. The total game install was between 3.5 and 4MB–but that was significant, when a computer from the same time period only had between 10 or 20MB of HDD space.

Fast forward nearly 30 years, and games of today commonly eat dozens of gigabytes per install, dwarfing the sizes that were common as recently as five years ago [...]