Recently the s key on my computer broke, being a new P.C. gamer it put a hamper on my night (yes, I remapped the buttons). But just now it started working again, so my question to you is, what electronic miracles have happened to you.
Electronic miracles.
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My PS2 died for no reason a long time ago. I tried everything with it. Cleaning it, unplugging wires, cleaning the wires, leaving it alone for a month... nothing.
Then my sister decides she wants to be a gamer again, decides she's taking the PS2, and now that it magically works she thinks I broke it and she's the next Jesus. Blarg.
Then my sister decides she wants to be a gamer again, decides she's taking the PS2, and now that it magically works she thinks I broke it and she's the next Jesus. Blarg.
It would be like if the motor in the controller to move left/right stopped working. So yes, pretty important, but still maybe short of a miracle.FranzTyphid said:
Now if that key failed, and you had online college classes, it would be a miracle for it to come back. Your professors would wonder why all the words are spelled with the number 5.
Urgh, I've had so many games that just won't work for me! Tried and tested, discs cleaned and consoled thoroughly sorted... but still no result. Left them to sit for a month then coming back and boom, it works fine! WTF?
When ever I turn on my computer I have to type in my password, which has an s in it.factualsquirrel said:
But if you remapped the keys, then why would you have typed the 's' in?philosophicalbastard said:
Or do you, like me, have an automatic response to type in your password?
I only remapped the keys for my game, not the rest of my computer. Just to clarify, in order to get in my computer I need to type my password, out of pure desperation I hit the s key and voila, its working.factualsquirrel said:
Ohhhhhh, ok.philosophicalbastard said:
Well that is a good thing, as you never realise how much you use certain keys.