What are the computer jokes?
Computer pranks have become a fun and easy way to lighten the mood in the office, or create an unforgettable day of April. Given that computers have progressed houses, schools and workplaces over the last decade, computer jokes have become more popular and increasingly complex.
One computer joke that can be easily organized for prankster and disorienting for a prank victim is a joke upside down. This includes holding the Alt and Ctrl keys at the same time with one hand and pressing the down arrow key with the other. On most computers, the screen image then turns upside down and can be easily turned back to normal by pressing Alt and Ctrl again along with the key up.
Another joke, which can result in a lot of frustration and time -consuming problems of problems, is empty jokes on the screen. This can be achieved by changing the brightness of the computer monitor monitor to the maximum level, and its contrast settings are reduced to t on the tourer levelň. The resulting effect is the mysterious combination of the screen, which seems to be by judgment by energy light, but is otherwise empty.
Computer mouse manipulation is a popular basis for many simple computer jokes. One joke that slows the mouse functioning can be done by switching the mouse pointer function to the lowest speed in the mouse settings. Another frustrating prank mouse includes the location of the notes of the post-it directly over the ball on the bottom of the mouse of the sacrifice. This disables the mouse that is otherwise connected and looks as if it should be fully functional. Another mouse jerk, which almost portrays unnecessary mice, involves switching primary and secondary mouse buttons, so the mice set for left -handed is now set for right -handed or vice versa.
Computer pranks can also be downloaded Zinternet but are not as popular as manual computer jokes as downloading always bear the risk of virus or spyware content thatcould potentially damage the computer. One downloadable joke that can be easily found in online search replicates an infamous "Blue Screen of Death" error message. Pranksters can run the program by downloading so that it runs when the victim arrives on the computer, or re -names the program after another program that uses the victim, so the blue screen appears when the victim tries to open the program.