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morkuma

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heh, yeah, i love my bumper stickers.

my car has one that says "geek."

and a license plate holder that has "will work for bandwidth"

and one of those euro type ones with "LNX" on it

right behind the there's no place like 127.0.0.1 there is one that says "i read your email"

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StevoJD

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Time for a new case? :p

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_R2D2

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^nice, are these 19" BenQ's?

Even 20" actually. 1680x1050 each.

Not the greatest screens ever (only VGA) but they were dirt cheap. ?125 each. I sold my old screens so I got one of them for pretty much free.

Once you go dual screen, you never go back.

Loving the shelf at the top, are those easy to mount?

It is not that hard really. It's the Lack from Ikea. You drill two holes, screw 2 screws and then you're done if I remember correctly.

Are you thinking of getting one?

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Even 20" actually. 1680x1050 each.

Not the greatest screens ever (only VGA) but they were dirt cheap. ?125 each. I sold my old screens so I got one of them for pretty much free.

Oh, crap. I was thinking of the getting the 22", DVI, but now you're making me back off..

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_R2D2

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Oh, crap. I was thinking of the getting the 22", DVI, but now you're making me back off..

Sorry, I didn't mean to. They are not bad. Some people experience ghosting and stuff but I haven't had any problems. Try it first as always but don't worry, it's a good screen.

You could get the 20" though, same resolution.

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