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by Stephan Sokolow (not verified) | Wed, 01/20/2010 - 07:04

Heh, I actually knew about

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Heh, I actually knew about the menus being bound to the mouse for quite a while. You can get the same effect by clicking the menubar and then moving your mouse while the system is thrashing the swap file enough to induce significant latency.

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