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The button that let you shake someone's screen

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If someone was ignoring your message, you didn't have to wait patiently. You could hit a button that literally violently shook their open window and played an obnoxiously loud sound. It was the digital equivalent of aggressively poking your friend in the ribs, and it is sorely missed.

The button that let you shake someone's screen
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