Meanwhile in the solar system
Posted by Nicholas Gruen on Wednesday, July 23, 2008
This is really something IMO, but if you want an eerie and remarkable experience, just left click on this 1 minute movie to download it and travel in silence with Cassini around Saturn.
Awesome.
PS: well you’ll ‘left click’ if you use your left hand to operate your mouse like me. Others will right click.
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Or I who use my left hand but don’t reverse the buttons…
Posted on 24-Jul-08 at 6:01 am | PermalinkI suspect that was made using Celestia.
You can do more with that than just watch Saturn from Cassini…
Posted on 24-Jul-08 at 7:54 am | Permalink“Right” refers to the button’s position on the mouse, not your finger, Nick.
Posted on 25-Jul-08 at 12:17 pm | PermalinkIt’s the right button to save even if you click with your nose, prehensile tail or tentacle.
Liam, you know you can reverse the buttons,
Posted on 25-Jul-08 at 12:53 pm | Permalinkleftright? This might be the only time I ever make you look silly in the nerd stakes, so suck it up.FDB yes I know.
Posted on 25-Jul-08 at 2:25 pm | PermalinkPut the mouse in front of you. There is a button on the left, and a button on the right. These positions are absolute and not related to their functionality.
Oh, so you’re just misunderstanding Nicholas and your computer skillz are as madd as evah.
To labour the point further, once Nicholas and his sinister kind have reversed these buttons, and then they… shall we say, ‘alt-click’ on something, they are clicking via the moving part on the left hand side of their mouse. Hence ‘left-click’.
Posted on 25-Jul-08 at 2:38 pm | Permalink