Wallpaper
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AbhishekBK wrote:
"Green Onion Man"
I don't think Bob would like to be called that! :laugh:
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Diagon Alley wrote:
I don't think Bob would like to be called that!
Don't blame me....... I wasn't the first to say that. -- modified at 5:41 Thursday 10th August, 2006
Abhishek
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apurva kaushal wrote:
chemistry or biology
I was (am) good at neither of them!
Abhishek
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What is an accident according to you? :-D
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... the sig makes perfect sense. ;P
Cheers, Vikram.
"whoever I am, I'm not other people" - Corinna John.
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... the sig makes perfect sense. ;P
Cheers, Vikram.
"whoever I am, I'm not other people" - Corinna John.
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Actually what's the purpose of a wallpaper in our desktop. in the busy working, play game, prepare a document, we are not seeing or using it. it sees only when we minimize the whole windows and while logon to windows? so is it required? (Anyway it's quite hectic to see a desktop with wallpaper)
SaRath.
_"Before you can learn to recognize what's wrong, you must learn to recognize what's right" - Raymond Chen."
Sarath. wrote:
Actually what's the purpose of a wallpaper in our desktop. in the busy working, play game, prepare a document, we are not seeing or using it. it sees only when we minimize the whole windows and while logon to windows? so is it required? (Anyway it's quite hectic to see a desktop with wallpaper)
So that our IT department can brand our desktops with the corporate logo and remind us who own our lives between 9 and 5.
Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
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AbhishekBK wrote:
I was (am) good at neither of them!
so was I, Thats why we are in sowtfare otherwise who want to leave medical profession where you you are free for a complete body checkup... :)
Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal
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Sarath. wrote:
Actually what's the purpose of a wallpaper in our desktop. in the busy working, play game, prepare a document, we are not seeing or using it. it sees only when we minimize the whole windows and while logon to windows? so is it required? (Anyway it's quite hectic to see a desktop with wallpaper)
So that our IT department can brand our desktops with the corporate logo and remind us who own our lives between 9 and 5.
Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
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Actually what's the purpose of a wallpaper in our desktop. in the busy working, play game, prepare a document, we are not seeing or using it. it sees only when we minimize the whole windows and while logon to windows? so is it required? (Anyway it's quite hectic to see a desktop with wallpaper)
SaRath.
_"Before you can learn to recognize what's wrong, you must learn to recognize what's right" - Raymond Chen."
For me, it can help to tune my mood a bit. My company disable wallpaper changing on all our desktop machines and display their crappy motto or something like that on it. To show my discontent, i went as far as hacking into the registry and replace it with my own. I feel much better now. :cool:
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Actually what's the purpose of a wallpaper in our desktop. in the busy working, play game, prepare a document, we are not seeing or using it. it sees only when we minimize the whole windows and while logon to windows? so is it required? (Anyway it's quite hectic to see a desktop with wallpaper)
SaRath.
_"Before you can learn to recognize what's wrong, you must learn to recognize what's right" - Raymond Chen."
It's a motivation to keep your desktop tidy, i.e. not getting it cluttered with icons. (Or, getting it completely covered in icons, depending on the wallpaper) You can also show (off) your vacation photos - seeing some pics of valle sagrado on a stressful day gives me some kind of concentration back. If you have strict cubicle rules (no personal items), you can: - come early - decorate your cubicle to your likings - take a photo - cleanup your cubicle - use the photo as background or maybe you have some pic where you make out with the daughter of the boss :cool:
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Sarath. wrote:
Actually what's the purpose of a wallpaper in our desktop. in the busy working, play game, prepare a document, we are not seeing or using it. it sees only when we minimize the whole windows and while logon to windows? so is it required? (Anyway it's quite hectic to see a desktop with wallpaper)
So that our IT department can brand our desktops with the corporate logo and remind us who own our lives between 9 and 5.
Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
That's usually what will make me do something to defy them. (See my post below) :)
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Brian Delahunty wrote:
when the machine isn't locked and I'm not working with apps full screen can see our "lovely" logo and will immediately want to join our wonderful project.
want to join the project only by seeing the logo.... :doh:
Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal
It was a joke.
Regards, Brian Dela :-)
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... the sig makes perfect sense. ;P
Cheers, Vikram.
"whoever I am, I'm not other people" - Corinna John.
It brings joy to my heart that I add value to your rational world view. ;)
-- Behold, for I am THE CORRUPTOR!
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Sarath. wrote:
Actually what's the purpose of a wallpaper in our desktop. in the busy working, play game, prepare a document, we are not seeing or using it. it sees only when we minimize the whole windows and while logon to windows? so is it required? (Anyway it's quite hectic to see a desktop with wallpaper)
So that our IT department can brand our desktops with the corporate logo and remind us who own our lives between 9 and 5.
Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
Better on the desktop than on the buttock, wouldn't you say? :)
-- Behold, for I am THE CORRUPTOR!
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Gizzo wrote:
Just in case you have an accident...
I remember my mum always telling me that I had to wear clean underwear in case I had an accident. I still can't fathom the logic in this. Imagine the scene at the infirmary: Doctor: "It was a very nasty accident. Your son was knocked over by a driverless bus on the High Street. The force of the impact threw him through the window of a shop. But we've stabalised his condition and he's going to be alright. By the way, Mrs. Mackay, his underwear was an absolute disgrace". :wtf: So would your underwear be a disgrace if you saw a 20 tonne bus coming towards you without a driver! :omg: -- modified at 7:16 Thursday 10th August, 2006
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Why hang paintings on a wall when you will only see them coming into and leaving the room? Why wear nice underwear? It is nice to have and for those few seconds you do see it, it is grand.
regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you
eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.
Paul Watson wrote:
for those few seconds you do see it, it is grand
We're talking about the paintings only, right?
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It's a motivation to keep your desktop tidy, i.e. not getting it cluttered with icons. (Or, getting it completely covered in icons, depending on the wallpaper) You can also show (off) your vacation photos - seeing some pics of valle sagrado on a stressful day gives me some kind of concentration back. If you have strict cubicle rules (no personal items), you can: - come early - decorate your cubicle to your likings - take a photo - cleanup your cubicle - use the photo as background or maybe you have some pic where you make out with the daughter of the boss :cool:
We are a big screwed up dysfunctional psychotic happy family - some more screwed up, others more happy, but everybody's psychotic joint venture definition of CP
Tree in C# || Fold With Us! || sighistpeterchen wrote:
maybe you have some pic where you make out with the daughter of the boss
It's very likely to be a career-limiting move. :~
Cheers, Vikram.
"whoever I am, I'm not other people" - Corinna John.
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peterchen wrote:
maybe you have some pic where you make out with the daughter of the boss
It's very likely to be a career-limiting move. :~
Cheers, Vikram.
"whoever I am, I'm not other people" - Corinna John.
But of the career limiting moves, one of the best :) (depends on the daughter, though)
We are a big screwed up dysfunctional psychotic happy family - some more screwed up, others more happy, but everybody's psychotic joint venture definition of CP
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I don't always run with applications maximized... plus, it's nice to have nice pictures there. For example, I have a lovely black background with the logo from our project[^] on the back. Anyone who walks by my machine when the machine isn't locked and I'm not working with apps full screen can see our "lovely" logo and will immediately want to join our wonderful project.
Regards, Brian Dela :-)
Brian Delahunty wrote:
he logo from our project[^]
You've got me humming the Henry's Cat theme now :sigh:
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