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Re: The state of external retina displays

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I hope you understand you’re very alone In a crowd of sane people if you want to say that your engineers are happy in a $300 chair. A steel case or Herman miller is tablestakes for a decent software shop and if you’re too ignorant or miserly to see it then it’s probably not a great place to work at. A good chair makes a huge difference for ones quality of life. Please don’t skimp on it.

I'm not saying Herman Millers are a scam, I'm saying that we purchase chairs for close to 20k employees, and great chairs do exist for $2-300. And I get it, I buy for quality, too. But no one is passing up offers over the faux pas of being presented with an inferior chair.

I tend to find that the essentials in a chair are the mesh back, the rest is just extra features.

And yeah good mesh back chairs come in at about $300 wholesale.

I find often that the ones available retail are not as good as the ones my big-ass corporation buys though, because furniture has a huge retail markup.

Re: The state of external retina displays

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Can anyone tell me how to force an M1 Mac Mini to produce crisp images on a 27" 1440p (~110dpi) screen? I've tried various things and cannot get it to render anywhere near the clarity of Windows. I'm not going to buy a 'Hi-DPI' (220dpi) screen just to solve Apple's rendering problems.
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