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Natter 68: Bork Bork Bork
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I have just learned from an NPR podcast that "my diamond shoes are too tight" is from a Friends episode. I did not know that.
I have just learned from an NPR podcast that "my diamond shoes are too tight" is from a Friends episode. I did not know that.
I did! However, I have a Friends problem.
What Nora said.
Email goes up on the left, other applications on the right. Works like a charm.
No no, that's all backwards!
(Actually the real reason email is on the right for me is that the right-side monitor is bigger. Main/left is the laptop screen, and I'd rather have, say, THIS window on the smaller screen in my open-plan office. Work email front and center makes me look busy.
My laptop only supports one other monitor, hence it's only two for me. But fuck, I was impressed when it supported it. They drive a really high resolution, even if the laptop screen isn't that great.
Most of my coworkers don't use both screens--everyone has a laptop and a monitor.
Boy, did I cry when they took my 22 incher away. I miss that baby.
I have just learned from an NPR podcast that "my diamond shoes are too tight" is from a Friends episode. I did not know that.
Me too! Although I heard it over the weekend, and I may have once known it.
I thought I had a Friends problem too! Maybe I just forgot.
I run email on the smaller, left monitor. If I have to open an email, I bring over to the larger, right monitor, and arrange it with the other apps (two web browsers with multiple tabs, various Office products, DOS windows, etc). Phone's on the right side of the whole shebang.
Also irritated at:
- People who crowd the elevator. This isn't your first time at the rodeo. Chances are decent people need to get off. Step back and give them room.
People who crowd the elevator. This isn't your first time at the rodeo. Chances are decent people need to get off. Step back and give them room.
This. Also people who slow walk in groups through an office building.