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How many computers have you simultaniously used at one time?
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Originally Posted by scru 
What a bunch of nerds.
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Originally Posted by mackone
You people are amazing... I have used only one.
then you need another one , after you get two you need another one.... It's a brain acceleration tool man, you will never satisfy no matter how many computers you own. 1,2,3.....100...until infinity.
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Originally Posted by NicAx64
come on man ! computers are always fine man , after you get a one
then you need another one , after you get two you need another one.... It's a brain acceleration tool man, you will never satisfy no matter how many computers you own. 1,2,3.....100...until infinity.
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Defintion of "use"
Last edited by scru; Sep 6th, 2009 at 2:58 pm.
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Careful - the precious little OP might threaten to ignore you too 
Get a sense of humour, little child. If you are going to put a question or idea out in "the wild", expect all types of responses and outlooks (even when said question is embedded in the title). Neither of us were being negative, merely toying with semantics (I hope that word isn't beyond your reading level!) Grow up!!
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Originally Posted by matthewl
Do you realize that once you set a topic title you can not change it? I am wondering why you are concerned about the title? I started this thread for fun and did not put any classification of what is and isn't considered usage. But anyways I intend not to contend with you and xan on proper wording and your negative responses. So if you so choose this path I will just ingore your off topic responses.
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I guess 10 using vnc viewer .
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For the most of the time, one is enough for me to handle, but i used to used three at a time!
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Originally Posted by kaninelupus
Get a sense of humour, little child. If you are going to put a question or idea out in "the wild", expect all types of responses and outlooks (even when said question is embedded in the title). Neither of us were being negative, merely toying with semantics (I hope that word isn't beyond your reading level!) Grow up!!
Last edited by matthewl; Sep 7th, 2009 at 11:38 pm.
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actually two computers are needed , for example when you are doing programming , with a one you can read the docs and run UML tools and browse the google , and next one for do actually work in the
project. I'm doing my final year project like that.
However sorry for the electricity bill at you're home.
project. I'm doing my final year project like that.
However sorry for the electricity bill at you're home.
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I have to agree with the person who said that you actually can only use one computer at a time: though you might be using VNC or RDP the remotely connect to a computer, you'll most likely be focused more on computer A than on computer B.
I can't imagine how clunky it would be to actually use two computers at the same time (and I mean that you use them both exactly the same amount of time, to really perform tasks, nah that would be far too difficult for me).
I can't imagine how clunky it would be to actually use two computers at the same time (and I mean that you use them both exactly the same amount of time, to really perform tasks, nah that would be far too difficult for me).
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