Depends how you define interact.
Installing software or upgrades is certainly interaction.
Besides typing and moving/clicking the mouse, you can actually talk to some applications, punching buttons on the computer certainly counts, opening it up and doing an upgrade or a disk transplant is interaction, too.
Of couse, I would not recommend it, but whacking your computer when you are frustrated is interaction, too. I occasionally get "business" for this reason, and it's usually obvious what happened.
2007-09-04 12:33:21
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answered by Computer Guy 7
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