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  1. Re:Just switch to left handed mousing! by Goo.cc · · Score: 1 · on In Search of Compact Keyboard That Doesn't Suck?

    Or, you could try a left handed keyboard.

  2. Re:Logitech always gets my mouse money by WhatAmIDoingHere · · Score: 1 · on Top Mice Compared

    Did you bother using Google?

    I did, and came up with this.

  3. Re: Yeah I know, I'm using one by DAldredge · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Logitech Gives A Mouse A Laser

    No, Logitech (and other companies) have made lefthanded mice and they didn't sell. I had the change to buy a large number of pallets worth and that excess invetory was a drain on their profits for a quarter.

    http://thelefthand.com/lefconmous.html

    Don't say your being persecuted when you are too fucking lazy to use google. The above URL was the FIRST google result for left handed mouse. ;->

  4. Play Tennis by vasqzr · · Score: 2, Informative · on Left-Buttoned Arcade Joystick for PS2?

    Real life tennis, that is.

    Left handed people actually have an advantage in that sport.

    Back to the topic at hand [pardon the pun]

    The Left Hand doesn't carry video game controllers.

    But, Lik-Sang carrys a left-handed PS2 controller

    Imagine what 2 minutes of Googling for 'left handed playstation' could do for you

  5. Re:Lefties? by ozbird · · Score: 2 · on Tiny Linux PDA: Filewalker

    Do they make one for lefties? Or is it just like everything else in this right-hand centric world?

    As a left-hander I can sympathise, but I suspect the answer is "No." That said, I still think that right-handers have it backwards with some devices - it makes more sense to me to use your dominant hand for typing, and your weaker hand for simple tasks like pushing a mouse around.

    You might be interested inThe Left Hand website - they sell products designed for lefties. The left-handed keyboard is bizarre, but the left-handed scissors would be wonderful!

  6. Re:Lefties? by ozbird · · Score: 2 · on Tiny Linux PDA: Filewalker

    Do they make one for lefties? Or is it just like everything else in this right-hand centric world?

    As a left-hander I can sympathise, but I suspect the answer is "No." That said, I still think that right-handers have it backwards with some devices - it makes more sense to me to use your dominant hand for typing, and your weaker hand for simple tasks like pushing a mouse around.

    You might be interested inThe Left Hand website - they sell products designed for lefties. The left-handed keyboard is bizarre, but the left-handed scissors would be wonderful!

  7. Re:Lefties? by ozbird · · Score: 2 · on Tiny Linux PDA: Filewalker

    Do they make one for lefties? Or is it just like everything else in this right-hand centric world?

    As a left-hander I can sympathise, but I suspect the answer is "No." That said, I still think that right-handers have it backwards with some devices - it makes more sense to me to use your dominant hand for typing, and your weaker hand for simple tasks like pushing a mouse around.

    You might be interested inThe Left Hand website - they sell products designed for lefties. The left-handed keyboard is bizarre, but the left-handed scissors would be wonderful!

  8. Doesn't bother me... by jchristopher · · Score: 2 · on Left Handed Peripherals - Where are they?
    I don't speak for every leftie, but I guess since the first computers I used with mice all had them on the right side, that's the way I learned.

    Once I tried moving the mouse to the left and swapping the buttons, but I just couldn't get the hang of it, even though I'm left handed.

    There is a website, the Left Hand, that sells computer junk for lefties, including a keyboard, mouse, and joystick.

    Also, In San Francisco, CA, on Pier 39 I believe, there is an entire store that sells stuff for lefthanders. Maybe you can call them.