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• I can only partially agree with this.
  
  When I am working on a single task, a monitor in portrait mode and/or one that is more square is very helpful. However, when I multitask, I often wish my monitor was wider so that side by side windows are more square. It also doesn't help that alot of programs and webpages with a minimum size set it as more than half the width of the screen requiring sidescrolling or window overlap. In reply to: "The myth of width: When wide screens don't work"

  January 28, 2009

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• All shows that are already on cbs's website
  If this takes off maybe we can get some of the series that aren't already plastered across the internet. In reply to: "YouTube beams up 'Star Trek' for long-form video"

  October 13, 2008

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• If the problem is unique to the computer then it might be something wrong with windows In reply to: "Second Tab Problem"

  September 3, 2008

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• Traffic will never be a problem again In reply to: "Behold the DIY Batmobile"

  August 8, 2008

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• Be carfeul. You might give somone the idea to make a headset that looks like a borg implant. In reply to: "The downside of hands-free calling"

  July 18, 2008

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• Just playing a violent video game won't turn you into a murderer otherwise there would be a school shooting every day. It takes serious psychological problems to cause someone to murder a bunch or people. As for children getting into fights that is perfectly normal behavior and so long as the parents do their job it should pass.
  
  The problem here isn't the video games the problem is parents who leave their children to play them alone rather than spend time with them teaching them values ad making the ramifications for their actions clear.
  
  Another thing to realize is that if violent video games has an effect of desensitizing people to violence then TV and movies would have the same effect so then it isn't the games themselves is the act of seeing violence. In reply to: "Harvard researchers: Violent video games OK for kids"

  May 15, 2008

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• Just what I need to become addicted to Lego again In reply to: "Featured Freeware: Lego Digital Designer"

  April 30, 2008

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• I read about a hearing aid like thaton engadget In reply to: "Bluetooth implants: Why not?"

  April 29, 2008

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• With the collective well on its way to replacing the internet maybe we sould practice the borg mantra.
  
  We are the Borg. Lower your shields and we will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile. In reply to: "Bluetooth implants: Why not?"

  April 29, 2008

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• Bummer.
  
  Having that much screen space is useless if you can't actually use all of it. though once games start useing it I won't have to worry about bullets in the ears any more.
  
  Still being able to have several windows open side by side in windows is nice In reply to: "If you're a gamer, you want this monitor"

  January 8, 2008

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