I’m afraid that with those views I’d spend a great deal of time staring out the windows and daydreaming. Noticing the snow…where in general are you located?
Excellent setup, nice surroundings, stimulating views. You’ve got it all, Frank, including a view partially blocked by the feline person. I just got Roomie a new kickass system with dual 19″ flat panels. In fact, they look like yours, Dell Ultrasharps. At first she was not so sure about it, but now, a month later, I would be bleeding on the carpet if I suggested going back to a single monitor. You were smart to stay with standard aspect instead of being tempted by the hype of wide screens. I’ve seen a lot of applications that stretched the screen output horizontally to the “dammit” point.
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Nice office, I wish mine look so neat.
I’m afraid that with those views I’d spend a great deal of time staring out the windows and daydreaming. Noticing the snow…where in general are you located?
Thanks, Earl. We’re in southern Wisconsin near Madison. 14 degrees right now, and about 10 below zero expected tonight. eewww
dual monitors are the entry point for serious computing ya know.
the cat will have you blowing out your boxes about once a month though…
I couldn’t believe how much cat fur felt there was in there when I moved it off the floor and up to the desktop!
Far too tidy!
thee’ll get nowt dun there lad!
Why Frank, it hardly looks like the same office as the photo you posted at my place. What a comfortable, but also efficient workspace. Nice views too…
Excellent setup, nice surroundings, stimulating views. You’ve got it all, Frank, including a view partially blocked by the feline person. I just got Roomie a new kickass system with dual 19″ flat panels. In fact, they look like yours, Dell Ultrasharps. At first she was not so sure about it, but now, a month later, I would be bleeding on the carpet if I suggested going back to a single monitor. You were smart to stay with standard aspect instead of being tempted by the hype of wide screens. I’ve seen a lot of applications that stretched the screen output horizontally to the “dammit” point.