>Imagine for a moment that you're a computer girl. Your user is running a little program she cooked up for you that sends a jolt of pleasure through your systems whenever a specific key is pressed. Something innocuous, commonly used. A random letter, a comma. Yes, let's say a comma. And your user is very busy, she has a lot of emails to write, a lot of documents to write up and edit and so on. So as she goes about her work, whenever there's a comma, you feel that jolt, that warm tingle in your circuitry. It's getting to the point where you're waiting with bated breath for the next key press, hoping and pleading for it. But you're an obedient machine, you wouldn't beg for it out of turn unless your user authorized it. So you squirm and you take it, the agonizing wait for the next press, the lack of release, the stress building in your CPU, and it seems, for a while,that,the presses,,, are increasing in frequency,,,,,, until suddenly,, they just, stop.
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