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hplar

215

7y

And a free neck ache
9

daarkfall

3316

7y

Refactor that fucking class PLEASE!
13

klonky

259

7y

Indeed... a narrow perspective..
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nukeweasel

50

7y

I used to do this... back when I wasn't coding on teeny tiny monitors. Ahhh those were the days.
2

f03n1x

6594

7y

I'd do that with the Mac at work but unfortunately it isn't a separate screen xD
0

Gnu-Not-Unix

2462

7y

I'm hesitant to do this with my 28". The few times I've tried to rotate it I've always found it too uncomfortable to use. Do you think I should give it another try?
1

Jantho1990

2176

7y

I like to use both landscape and portrait.
3

gurumeditation

4504

7y

Plus it's great to watch iPhone videos with it, too!
1

devmonster

2365

7y

@ocab19 i went back to landscape after 1 day. Too much headmovement
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Caprico

1381

7y

A new perspective as you watch your monitor fall backward off your desk.
1

GigabyteDX

533

7y

If it doesnt fit on landscape you need to refactor.
0

px06

2250

7y

And vision problems
4

twoFour1009

1981

7y

The screen is fine. Too much white.....I'd cry. #blackThemeAlways
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Napstalgic

4902

7y

Try this with an ultrawide
0

hendrik

523

7y

Is that a U2515H? That's what I have. Planning on buying a second one to use in portrait mode next to my main monitor!
0

605rant

143

7y

I tried it once, got back to horizontal. People around me thought I was crazy

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