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... yes. Yes, it is ... My mind is like my internet browser[^]
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Amen brother
Everyone has a photographic memory; some just don't have film. Steven Wright
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I just heard Leslie Nielsen died 
Sorry, my mind is like Internet Explorer sometimes 
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"Browsers!" 
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time for an netscape?
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.
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My browser's yet a bit old. I don't have tabs and have to dog-ear the pages.
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Hi all,
Days ago I asked for advice here about choosing the best sit stand table.
I got plenty of answers, first of all thank you all for it.
I've contacted by e-mail:
- Autonomous. *
- Fully. **
- XDesk.
- Uplift.
- NewHeights.
- Vertdesk.
- ModDesk.
* They can send only the legs and structure, but not the desk top overseas.
** they can send everything, but it is impossible to test it before buying. They offer a return option, but it is a little bit hassle.
All the others simply doesn't send their products overseas (unless you buy a lot of them) always without having seen them before.
I've been able to see:
- Ikea.
- Actiu.
- Steelcase.
The Ikea one was disconnected at the shop and they had it badly bolted so the impression was not good at all.
The Actiu one costs 60€ less than the Steelcase, they have a nice product, but given the small price difference Steelcase is the winner for it's name and the 8 years of warranty.
I've been able to see the specific table I'll get at Steelcase and it is a serious thing, with all the bells and whistles one can need: a big cable tray as wide as the table itself, a small lid in the back/middle of the table that gives access to all the cables, plugs... some anti-bacterial coating (probably it will kill me)...
I've opted out for the cabling guide and for the extra holes to pass cables, as well as the already mounted plugs as they installation did not offered electrically protected plugs.
All in all a good buy, let's see if I'll say the same in 6 weeks when it will arrive at the office.
Again, thank you all for your comments and help.
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May I wish you the best of luck with your new desk!*
* And I think I can say that in the full and certain knowledge that I've never said anything like that before, and am not likely to in the future!
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Joan M wrote: ... let's see if I'll say the same in 6 weeks when it will arrive at the office.
Or even better yet, 6 weeks after you begin using it.
I will be very interested in what your experience is with it after 2 months of using.
As I said, the two people here who have them stopped raising them about 5 or 6 weeks after receiving them. The one person does raise hers maybe once a week.
I believe it may be a failure of ergonomics when the desk is raised : ala no support for arms when standing and typing /mousing. Hopefully you will experience a better result.
Good luck.. 
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This will sound definitely stupid I know, but in my case tables feel too high, and I wanted something lower, but I did not know how much lower... then, before getting a fixed size table that had to be specifically made for me, I thought on getting one that can be regulated, therefore I'll be able to put it at the size I want.
So, mostly I'll sit while working, and if some day I stand perfect and nice, but this is not my main goal.
But I promise I'll explain my experience with it. 
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Hedgehogs: why don't they just share the hedge?
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Never throw anything away, Griff
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They don't want to lose their edge.
"If we don't change direction, we'll end up where we're going"
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Why are you so prickly today? Wake up on the wrong side of the hedge?
modified 3-Sep-18 11:38am.
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awww don't upset him, he'll just roll himself into a [prickly] ball
This internet thing is amazing! Letting people use it: worst idea ever!
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- They don't listen when you call or ask them anything
- They are nocturnal in nature and may appear to do nothing except “stay balled up all day.”
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.
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They're hedging their bets?
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unlike banking where they bet their hedges.
(usually other peoples money - i.e. yours and mine. govt will save them though, using public funds - i.e. more of our money.)
... so actually ... in fact banks are just like hedgehogs: a bunch of pricks that when confronted roll up into a tight little ball, squeal when prodded and just wait until you go away.
This internet thing is amazing! Letting people use it: worst idea ever!
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What part of "hogs" didn't you understand? 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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Why they would wander around with a sticker saying "may contain bacon"?*
* And if they don't, they should.
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Never throw anything away, Griff
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Perhaps it's due to an EU directive regarding possible bacon allergies. 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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I didn't think you had the spine to post that! Echidna not.
So, is a lineup of forlorn indigents a porcupine?
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My two greyhounds have a pile of stuffed toys. A fluorescent orange camouflage duck is known as the Duck of All Evil, and his stooge is the HenchHog. When they grab the HenchHog and bite down, he makes a grunting noise.
Software Zen: delete this;
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No seriously, well done.
Replaced my motherboard and processor last week* and needless to say, Windows 10 wanted reactivation. I'd already linked the PC to my MS account, so it should be just a "I have changed hardware" reactivate.
Except ... all weekend I'm getting "we can't talk to our servers" and then Sunday evening it changes to "we can't do that right now, try again later". So Monday morning I ring MS. Their guy takes over my PC and starts to have problems because he can only see one monitor of the three, and it doesn't have the toolbar or start button. And I can't move it because that counts as "personalization" and you can't do that until you activate ... Still, we muddle through, and I'm glad to see he tried what I had then paused a while (presumably to find another tech support sheet) and tried it again. STill, eventually with the help of photos of my COA, screen grabs of my MB receipt, and a fair amount of hair tearing at his end, it's all activated.
Hour and a half that took. But it worked! Well done, Microsoft - Danny deserves a medal.
(Mind you if your DRM wasn't so draconian, he wouldn't have been needed, would he? )
Oh - and I now have a VBS script that reads my product key from the registry in human friendly enterable characters ... might hang onto that.
* Core 1 on the old one was getting too hot and causing soft errors, 75C is way too much. Probably just the thermal paste breaking down, but I've had problems removing old heatsinks before.
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