>TFW my mouse sometimes moves due to vibrations from my speakers

>>59737199
Must be tough living with down syndrome. Retard.

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what is the problem with that? I have been using a wireless mouse on my bed for years and I always turn the mouse upside up when I play or watch something

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>>59737199
Mouse can't move if the mouse is unplugged.

maybe if your speaker setup wasnt fucking trash you wouldnt have this issue

Move your cursor to your second monitor screen space. Unless you happen to so poor you can't afford a $15 monitor from goodwill.

>>59737889
Nigger my room dont have space for any of that shit.

>>59737199
>volume so loud it moves your mouse

Get mpv and set the threshold for activating the UI to something higher.

>>59738050
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/mpv.1.html

Is this what you're talking about?

>>59737199
>using the deprecated (almost - dare I say - ARCHAIC!) flipover method
>he doesn't have wave dampeners around his mouse space
>he doesn't have static buffers on his dedicated mouse table
get a load of this guy

>>59737199
buy a mouse with adjustable DPI, lower its DPI while viewing movies.

Or buy a wireless mouse

Its not that hard

>>59738312
Alright lowered it in my Razer mouse.
This better not give my pc a blue screen.

>>59737199
>having a mouse with 1 trillion dpi
>having loud speakers instead of comfy headphones
It's your fault