Timeout without going offline
Posted on September 30, 2007 | 3 Comments
You’ll be surprised at how listening to music can help relax you after long hours juggling your many hats. Have you tried it before?
In fact, I’m even considering installing a monster cable to get my computer for better sound production. My kids also use my computer quite a bit for music and movies.
Yep, apparently it also helps create sharper, clearer pictures. But I don’t watch movies on my computer but maybe I should now if I can find the time.
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I love watching movies and TV shows on the computer, although I usually do it while working, so most of the time it’s stuff I’ve seen a hundred times and is only serving as background noise so I don’t go mad. I would love nice sound on my computer…I’m currently sporting the headphones because I don’t have speakers, which took a little while to get used to. But I would love to have nice sound!
I agree with the music thing… I tend to always just have my TV on in the background, but at least every couple days I’ll just get sick of hearing it, shut it off, and listen to a few random songs of the ton that I have on the computer. 20 minutes and I’m feeling good again. I especially like stuff that was before my time, for this purpose. “Oldies” and classic/70s (which might as well be oldies to me) work well. Some Steve Miller Band and some Commodores, and you can’t go wrong.
Music totally takes me places, gets me out of everything.
Monster cables are the best. Some people don’t like them because they think the only difference is that they are more expensive. The real difference is that many have gold plated tips, which helps improve the quality of the connection. The best feature is the lifetime warranty. If a cable goes bad at any time, you can get a free replacement.