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boobmaster 08-07-2004 11:04 PM

Do you have a TV in your computer room?
 
..... seems to me it would be an easy way to waste time, as if I needed a new way to do that.

I am thinking about getting a small high definition TV for my computer room so I can watch news and sports while I work, but I'm afraid it will only end up making me get even less work done that I currently do now. Any thoughts?

Gheenz 08-07-2004 11:07 PM

For me, it's pretty distracting to have a TV on in the background while trying to work.

Magg 08-07-2004 11:10 PM

Yup, we have a 36" here in the main office which I turn on usually while everyone is having lunch and it stays on for the rest of the night until the last person leaves.

Its on mute at times when we play music or we've got a conference call.

detoxed 08-07-2004 11:10 PM

I'd spend a lot more time in the office if I had a TV in there... now I just sit on the couch with the laptop and the tv on, its so comfortable

fr8 08-07-2004 11:28 PM

I do. It sits to the right. But the angle of the main minitor keeps me from looking so I just listen. If I do look over I have the second monitor blocking my view. My desk is shaped like and L. Each half has a monitor of its own. And the second one blocks the tv out.

Babagirls 08-07-2004 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by NickHimself
For me, it's pretty distracting to have a TV on in the background while trying to work.
same here

i turned the dinning room into my office (since we only live in a 1 bedroom apartment) so i see & hear the tv in the living room....very distracting :BangBang:

i love working when the Mr is either sleeping or at work. :glugglug

pxxx 08-07-2004 11:56 PM

Yes, because you can do your job and watch your favorite tv show at the same time.:)

Lace 08-07-2004 11:58 PM

Yup right next to my desktop. 27" Flat screen.

Ordering a 17" monitor lcd with tv tuner built in this week. Im thinking about just mounting that on the wall next to me. :Graucho

MrJackMeHoff 08-07-2004 11:59 PM

46" plasma baby!
http://66.235.229.53/users/angie/desktop3.jpg

Shoehorn! 08-08-2004 12:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by boobmaster
..... seems to me it would be an easy way to waste time, as if I needed a new way to do that.

I am thinking about getting a small high definition TV for my computer room so I can watch news and sports while I work, but I'm afraid it will only end up making me get even less work done that I currently do now. Any thoughts?

It's a huge distraction. Having a clock is kinda distracting too, because then I know when I have to turn on the TV and watch The Simspons, then all work ceases for an hour. :helpme

Austin Victoria 08-08-2004 02:04 AM

I like to have the TV on in the background just for noise if nothing else.

But then I normally work on notebook with wireless network, so I'm also prone to be out on the back deck.

I've found that the more comfortable and relaxed I am, the more work I get done. Good chair is one of the most important parts of an office or home office.

=^..^= 08-08-2004 02:11 AM

we have tv in the office (always have) and it was okay until we got satellite TV installed - now theres heaps of kool shit on all the time

right now im findsing it hard to work as im watchig Crouching Tiger on Dvd for the zillionth time - but i prefer to watch it in mandarin with subtitles (more accurate translation) so I have to watch it to read what 's happenign :glugglug

woj 08-08-2004 02:15 AM

I just work on a laptop in the living room when I want to watch tv...

crackerboy 08-08-2004 02:37 AM

yes i do not a big one thou

Satisfaction 08-08-2004 02:43 AM

yeh i have a tv in my computer room... its great but can be distracting at times.

EviLGuY 08-08-2004 03:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by boobmaster
..... seems to me it would be an easy way to waste time, as if I needed a new way to do that.

I am thinking about getting a small high definition TV for my computer room so I can watch news and sports while I work, but I'm afraid it will only end up making me get even less work done that I currently do now. Any thoughts?

Yeah I have one that I leave on the much music or something when I feel like it's too quiet around here.

=^..^= 08-08-2004 03:34 AM

DAMMIT!
i was going to do some work after Crouching Tiger finished and now dances with wolves is on
NEVER put a tv in your office

Fabuleux 08-08-2004 03:53 AM

I have one, but since the time it's broken I got a lot more work done. So I'm not going to buy a new one...

pornstar2pac 08-08-2004 03:57 AM

i got 600 sporting channels and I never get any work done

Taboo 08-08-2004 03:58 AM

yes. i just moved to a new house so i'll take a pic when i'm done setting up my home office again. But I was inspired by Matrix, Swordfish and the setup from movie "Zero Effect"...

Two 42" plasmas as monitors

5+ 13" TV/VCRs constantly recording only news/info channels (muted w/ closed captioning): cnbc,cnn,fox,msnbc,etc... i'm a news/info junkie and you never know when you'll hear/see something that'll change your life...

4+ PCs with 15" LCD/TVs. insane setup. pc Monitors open to adult, mainstream, domains, stats, streams, cams, tickers, scripts, email, im, blogbots, newsbots, etc.

4 dvd recorders downstairs recording digital cable tv feeds for programs I dont want to or can't afford to miss and music feeds from MusicChoice.

I even have sony pc glasses that mimic 60" screen for rare video game breaks for xbox steel battalion, etc...

I decided to put money into tech tools/gadgets. funny thing is I'm running electrical extension cords from other rooms into my home office. Its a nightmare and my girlfriend hates it. I'll probably die from some new form of radiation tech disease from sitting in this chair. And my GFs cat and dogs are afraid to come in the room. I don't dare to bring a glass of water in.

Truthfully, I'd be distracted if I did not have all this stuff setup. :1orglaugh

Here's the perfect furniture company:
http://www.hergo.com/XQ/asp/category.1/QX/index.htm

dennisthemenace 08-08-2004 03:59 AM

I used to but ended up taking it away from my main work computer, now I just have a machine in the living room too so I can have both a productivity machine and another as the dick around machine.

Brujah 08-08-2004 04:17 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Taboo
yes. i just moved to a new house so i'll take a pic when i'm done setting up my home office again. But I was inspired by Matrix, Swordfish and the setup from movie "Zero Effect"...

Two 42" plasmas as monitors

5+ 13" TV/VCRs constantly recording only news/info channels (muted w/ closed captioning): cnbc,cnn,fox,msnbc,etc... i'm a news/info junkie and you never know when you'll hear/see something that'll change your life...

4+ PCs with 15" LCD/TVs. insane setup. pc Monitors open to adult, mainstream, domains, stats, streams, cams, tickers, scripts, email, im, blogbots, newsbots, etc.

4 dvd recorders downstairs recording digital cable tv feeds for programs I dont want to or can't afford to miss and music feeds from MusicChoice.

I even have sony pc glasses that mimic 60" screen for rare video game breaks for xbox steel battalion, etc...

I decided to put money into tech tools/gadgets. funny thing is I'm running electrical extension cords from other rooms into my home office. Its a nightmare and my girlfriend hates it. I'll probably die from some new form of radiation tech disease from sitting in this chair. And my GFs cat and dogs are afraid to come in the room. I don't dare to bring a glass of water in.

Truthfully, I'd be distracted if I did not have all this stuff setup. :1orglaugh

Here's the perfect furniture company:
http://www.hergo.com/XQ/asp/category.1/QX/index.htm

Sounds fun man, that Swordfish setup was sweet !

Goose 08-08-2004 04:30 AM

I can't work with a TV running either...just sucks.

sean416 08-08-2004 04:36 AM

I have a 62 inch TV practically right beside me and its always on when im working. Doesnt bother me a bit.

Raf1 08-08-2004 05:21 AM

I have a tv in my home office, because I usually watch the news while I'm working

Vitasoy 08-08-2004 05:35 AM

Yep, it's on in the background.

KyleFC 08-08-2004 08:25 AM

yeah i have one. usually have court tv on in the background. it doesn't seem to affect my level of work or provide too much distraction.

bdld 08-08-2004 08:54 AM

cant live w/o a tv in the room, its great to listen to while you work.

NoCarrier 08-08-2004 08:56 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Taboo
yes. i just moved to a new house so i'll take a pic when i'm done setting up my home office again. But I was inspired by Matrix, Swordfish and the setup from movie "Zero Effect"...

Two 42" plasmas as monitors

5+ 13" TV/VCRs constantly recording only news/info channels (muted w/ closed captioning): cnbc,cnn,fox,msnbc,etc... i'm a news/info junkie and you never know when you'll hear/see something that'll change your life...

4+ PCs with 15" LCD/TVs. insane setup. pc Monitors open to adult, mainstream, domains, stats, streams, cams, tickers, scripts, email, im, blogbots, newsbots, etc.

4 dvd recorders downstairs recording digital cable tv feeds for programs I dont want to or can't afford to miss and music feeds from MusicChoice.

I even have sony pc glasses that mimic 60" screen for rare video game breaks for xbox steel battalion, etc...

I decided to put money into tech tools/gadgets. funny thing is I'm running electrical extension cords from other rooms into my home office. Its a nightmare and my girlfriend hates it. I'll probably die from some new form of radiation tech disease from sitting in this chair. And my GFs cat and dogs are afraid to come in the room. I don't dare to bring a glass of water in.

Truthfully, I'd be distracted if I did not have all this stuff setup. :1orglaugh

Here's the perfect furniture company:
http://www.hergo.com/XQ/asp/category.1/QX/index.htm

I'm sure you were the kind of annoying guy in High School who couldn't stop bragging about how many televisions sets and beta vcr's your parents had.

n3in 08-08-2004 08:56 AM

ive got a tv next to my computer, it doesnt distract me though. but thats probably because i turn it off or mute it when its time to work

Groove 08-08-2004 08:59 AM

I used to have a TV on in the background. It made it easier to work long hours. But it also made me less productive. I don't have one now and think it is better that way.

mardigras 08-08-2004 09:04 AM

I have a TV a few feet to the left of the PC monitor. Been set up like that since the days of watching The Screensavers on TechTV and hanging out in their original chatroom.

chodadog 08-08-2004 09:10 AM

I'm lazy enough as it is already. A TV would put an end to any work.

kmanrox 08-08-2004 09:11 AM

no, there must be seperation of church and state

Marcus Aurelius 08-08-2004 09:12 AM

nope. GFY is a bad enough distraction without having a TV in here too.

Monique Niccole 08-08-2004 09:12 AM

I always have the TV on while I'm working. Without that or music (sometimes both), I couldn't get anything done. I'd go nuts. I like a lot of background noise.

PGR 08-08-2004 09:16 AM

Of course. How else would I play my xbox? It's only 27". The 53" is upstairs. Note the treadmill in the bottom right corner, without which my ass would be even fatter. http://www.bunkfiles.com/Dscs0023.jpg

Phoenix 08-08-2004 09:17 AM

i have one that runs the stock channels all day long.

PGR 08-08-2004 09:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MrJackMeHoff
46" plasma baby!
http://66.235.229.53/users/angie/desktop3.jpg

Okay, I'm just gonna come right out and say it: I'm jealous. I'm really fuckin jealous. Congratulations on making me feel like a worthless piece of shit. I hope you and your 46" plasma are happy.

myjah 08-08-2004 09:20 AM

That's exactly why I don't have one in my office. I don't need any more distractions than I've already got.


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