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I think he was refering to the three keys that i used the most when i was using a pc.
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If memory serves me correct those are the three most used keys aren't they?
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Judging by the patterns of wear on my PC keyboard, they are way down the list. Space bar takes top billing. E and T do pretty well. But the Ctrl key is still pristine. I hope nobody was taking that too seriously... that's how urban myths start!
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I agree the space bar has to be the most used, even when I got my new keyboard the space bar was worn blank.
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D3v1L80Y said:
LOL Devilboy (Sorry for not using l337 sp34k)!
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Truthfully on a proper functioning XP system, I use CTRL-ALT-DEL to check on programs memory usage, CPU usage. Also on other peoples systems look for process's that should not be running like Spyware. I rarely use it to restart the system or even quit misbehaving applications. This is on my computers though that are set up properly with no Garbage.
Same on OSX. Very RARE I use the 3 keys to force quit applications.
The whole thing is a joke anyway and makes me sort of laugh. In Windows 98 now I did have to use the Three Finger Salute quite a bit! :spook:
Same on OSX. Very RARE I use the 3 keys to force quit applications.
The whole thing is a joke anyway and makes me sort of laugh. In Windows 98 now I did have to use the Three Finger Salute quite a bit! :spook:
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