My grandma had those bubble lights! They were neat!
I have to admit, sometimes I sit down in my big chair in front of my desktop with its dual widescreen LCDs and browse stuff on my phone.
I donāt browse stuff on my phone, but I do message people with it even though I could just open a tab.
I do browse stuff on the tablet that sits on the end table next to my bed.
I surprisingly listen to a lot of music through my computer speakers.
Me too, except the multiple monitors part. I did that for a few years and thought Iād never go back, but then I upgraded my graphics card and didnāt have an adapter for the older monitor, so I just went back to one and got used to that again. Now, however, work just bought me a new 34" ultrawide monitor, and Iām loving it.
Also I just finally bought myself a real desk. Wanted one for years but couldnāt decide what I wanted, so I made do with a folding table. But with the possibility of impending tariffs, I just decided to finally go ahead and get one.
That ācomputer furnitureā sure brings back some memories. Mostly bad . Did any of that stuff ever really last? It seemed like it was all low quality pressboard that would crumble the moment you tried to move it.
This for sure. Iām very space constrained at home, and for a long time my desk was dominated by two 21ā monitors that I borrowed from work after we were all sent home when COVID started blowing up. It was simply ridiculous. I replaced those two 21ā monitors with a single 34ā ultrawide that was on sale for cheap from Costco. Itās obviously not as big overall, but itās big enough, and saves so much precious desk space.
(Not the best monitor, but a truly great one would have cost at least twice as much, but not have been twice as good. Since I donāt work from home much anymore I decided it wasnāt worth it.)
I bought an ultra wide LG monitor and it was great until a cat jumped up on my desk, flipping a ballpoint pen against the screen and destroying it.
Back to the ancient MBP with dead pixels