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Samson Felshman
Chicago
Writing and programming since the '00's
Interests: math, books, infinite jest, cs, various other things
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[And while Spaces is good, it doesn't replace what I used multiple monitors for before, which is just having code on one screen and the API in the other, or work on one screen and random internet browsing on the other, or OpenOffice on one screen and internet on the other, etc. etc. I do use Spaces a lot, though I tend to max out at 4 spaces (Garageband, OpenOffice,XCode,assorted small programs [i.e. AIM/iTunes]], and at certain times I'm fliping between monitors a bunch and not being able to read on one screen+do things on the other like I'd like.
Commented Apr 12, 2010 on Three Monitors For Every User at Coding Horror
Three Monitors For Every User
As far as I'm concerned, you can never be too rich, too thin, or have too much screen space. By "screen", I mean not just large monitors, but multiple large monitors. I've been evangelizing multiple monitors since the dark days of Windows Millennium Edition: Multiple Monitors and Productivity...
Thank you for telling me about the USB adapters. I was going to buy a nettop and install a Radeon 5440, but if I can use the adapters I can just use the Mac Mini I already have to run it all. :)
Commented Apr 12, 2010 on Three Monitors For Every User at Coding Horror
Three Monitors For Every User
As far as I'm concerned, you can never be too rich, too thin, or have too much screen space. By "screen", I mean not just large monitors, but multiple large monitors. I've been evangelizing multiple monitors since the dark days of Windows Millennium Edition: Multiple Monitors and Productivity...
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When I started this blog, way back in the dark ages of 2004, the best of the options I had was Movable Type. A Perl and MySQL based blogging platform may seem like an odd choice for a Windows-centric developer like me, but I felt it was the best of the available blog solutions at the time, ...
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