The following is the text of a little rant that was sent to Tech Support at CableOne (name included to humiliate and humble the guilty), the cable ISP in my area. Any area where information has been modified or deleted to protect the identity of the client is enclosed in brackets [].
The purpose of this e-mail is basically to take the support dept to task for not being helpful.
Recently, [a client of mine] was having issues receiving their e-mail. They use their own domain [their domain] as their incoming mail server. When I talked with support at CableOne I was told that it was ‘Impossible’ that the problem lie with Cableone’s servers. I have been working with More on page 29
July 29, 2008
Multiple monitor arrays for computers can be a great advantage for power users.
If, say, you are in college and working on your doctoral thesis, more and more of the reference material that you may need for citations and research are available online. You have a choice, you can either flip back and forth between your magnum opus and the reference material or, try and work in one and read the other by tiling them on your screen. Either way you lose time and probably develop some pretty severe eye strain with the second option.
With two monitors, you can have your source material up on the left, and your working document on the right. Both readily visible and easy to read.
With that said, sometimes it can get a little bizarre…
15 Dazzling Multi Monitor Setups
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July 22, 2008
