Monitor Alignment Chart Meets DualUp Ads
Description
The image places a monitor-setup alignment chart on the left and cropped promoted LG DualUp monitor ads on the right. The chart labels nine workstation layouts as "lawful good", "neutral good", "chaotic good", "lawful neutral", "true neutral", "chaotic neutral", "lawful evil", "neutral evil", and "chaotic evil", with increasingly strange combinations of horizontal, vertical, stacked, and mixed displays. On the right, LG ad text reads: "Introducing the new LG DualUp. Play while you work. Work while you play." and another ad line says: "Double the Screen Space. Double the Ad." The technical joke is about developers treating monitor orientation and screen real estate like a moral taxonomy, while advertisers turn that obsession into an oversized promoted post.
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Every extra monitor starts as productivity and eventually becomes a distributed system for losing your cursor.
Which one? Comment deleted
Yes Comment deleted
whoever made that is a genius Comment deleted
Using only laptop == poor? Comment deleted
!= Comment deleted
Do not buy a monitor -> save your money -> you have some money so you are not poor. Sounds logically) Comment deleted