How People Get Rich Now

tpmx wrote: post #4

What this post looks like on a 40" 4k screen (which btw is an awesome investment for productivity): https://i.imgur.com/gPHT5hI.png

The reason behind my downgrade to 1080p. The Internet is just not ready.

Re: How People Get Rich Now

#6

Post by _ZeD_ » Mon, Apr 12, 2021, 4:19 PM UTC

tpmx wrote: post #4

What this post looks like on a 40" 4k screen (which btw is an awesome investment for productivity): https://i.imgur.com/gPHT5hI.png

CTRL+mousewheel, my friend

Re: How People Get Rich Now

#7

Post by tiborsaas » Mon, Apr 12, 2021, 4:20 PM UTC

tpmx wrote: post #4

What this post looks like on a 40" 4k screen (which btw is an awesome investment for productivity): https://i.imgur.com/gPHT5hI.png

How is life browsing fullscreen on a 40"?

The reason I picked a 4k giant monitor is to be able to place 3-4 browser windows, terminals, apps next to each other :)

Re: How People Get Rich Now

#8

Post by tpmx » Mon, Apr 12, 2021, 4:21 PM UTC

tiborsaas wrote: post #7

tpmx wrote: post #4

What this post looks like on a 40" 4k screen (which btw is an awesome investment for productivity): https://i.imgur.com/gPHT5hI.png

How is life browsing fullscreen on a 40"? The reason I picked a 4k giant monitor is to be able to place 3-4 browser windows, terminals, apps next to each other :)

I mean, I'm not browsing in full-screen mode. Just used that to easily hide private stuff like the bookmarks bar and other tabs.

Full-width browsing: It's generally surprisingly good. The vast majority of sites have learned to use margins and to center content.

And sure, when actually doing work you want to tile your windows just the right way.

Re: How People Get Rich Now

#9

Post by burlesona » Mon, Apr 12, 2021, 4:23 PM UTC

tpmx wrote: post #4

What this post looks like on a 40" 4k screen (which btw is an awesome investment for productivity): https://i.imgur.com/gPHT5hI.png

Which model did you go with?

Re: How People Get Rich Now

#10

Post by mempko » Mon, Apr 12, 2021, 4:23 PM UTC

Mr Graham writes "You would think, after having been on the side of labor in its fight with capital for almost two centuries, that the far left would be happy that labor has finally prevailed. "

Unfortunately Mr. Graham has an outdated view about the "far left". I recommend anyone interested in what a modern "far left" looks like learn about Richard Wolff and the Democracy at Work movement. A startup in a garage where everyone is an owner building great stuff is pretty much it.

He did a Google Talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynbgMKclWWc