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Friday October 10, 2003

Washed and Dried

I accidentally washed and dried my CommuniCam this morning. Judging from the picture below, it doesn't appear to be affected that much - blurry as ever.


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Posted in General at Oct 10 2003, 12:04:50 PM MDT 3 Comments
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That looks like a cool desk. What kind is it and where did you get it?

Posted by Kurt on October 10, 2003 at 07:33 PM MDT #

I got it at Office Depot about 4 years ago and I haven't been able to find a similar one since (they quit selling them). It's humongous and it was only $200.

Posted by Matt Raible on October 10, 2003 at 07:38 PM MDT #

If those are separate computers, you might want to try synergy if you haven't already. It lets you use one mouse and keyboard for multiple computers, multiple platforms by simply moving the mouse off screen to the next computer. I got my two boxes (Linux) and one laptop (win2k) setup a couple of weeks ago and can't live without it.

Posted by Don Brown on October 11, 2003 at 02:15 AM MDT #

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