u/Stanchata

Hello, I bought a Naga Trinity mouse 2 years ago and it had quite bad double clicking issues. Since then I replaced the original switch (OMRON D2FC-FK(50M)), but the double clicking has come back again.

I know next to nothing about mouse switches, so I'm not sure if different brands are compatible with my specific mouse etc.

Is there a switch similar to hall effects switches in keyboards? Something that is not mechanical and wouldn't break so soon?

Thank you for your help and advice :)

Edit: I seem to have replaced my original Omron switch with a Kailh GM4.0, which is the one double clicking this time

Hello, I'm looking for information regarding a traffic accident that occurred in Denali National Park last August and I'm not sure who to contact, I would appreciate any advice.

One of my closest friends and his partner were involved in a collision with a moose and he didn't make it - luckily, she survived. They were visiting the park for the summer as part-time workers and rented a car from some guy they found, not legally as they weren't 25 (and from what I understand they weren't able to do so legitimately at 24).

His girlfriend mentioned that they were joking about the car being "too good to be true" and possibly not having fully functioning headlights & airbags etc which, if true, could have saved my friends life.

I know she gave the owner of the car's details to the police (they communicated via Instagram and said person deleted their chats after the accident) and the cops supposedly opened an investigation, however nothing has come of it so far. The body took nearly three months to be freed by the police and returned home for the funeral and during that time she contacted them multiple times to no avail.

As neither I nor the people involved are US citizens I'm not sure who to contact about information regarding the investigation.

I just want to know if the car truly was defective and if so, did they find the lender and will he be punished