now you don't. This links to a notion for hiding your monitor
in a unique way.
http://unclutterer.com/2011/01/28/workspace-of-the-week-transparent-office/
The most workable alternative might be
using a fixed camera which would constantly feed a picture
of the selected space at an appropriate resolution.
One of the respondents added the idea of arranging things
so the monitor could change perspective by tracking an
outfitted viewer but this seemed just a bit too precious.
Any comment on practicality or description of
ultimate success in doing this would be interesting.
Regards,
Edward Hennessey
On 2/4/2011 5:16 PM, Edward Hennessey wrote:
> now you don't. This links to a notion for hiding your monitor
> in a unique way.
>
> http://unclutterer.com/2011/01/28/workspace-of-the-week-transparent-office/
Damn .. knew the 24" I have hooked to my laptop in the office was
feeling kinda cramped.
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Edward Hennessey wrote:
> now you don't. This links to a notion for hiding your monitor
> in a unique way.
>
> http://unclutterer.com/2011/01/28/workspace-of-the-week-transparent-office/
>
> The most workable alternative might be
> using a fixed camera which would constantly feed a picture
> of the selected space at an appropriate resolution.
>
> One of the respondents added the idea of arranging things
> so the monitor could change perspective by tracking an
> outfitted viewer but this seemed just a bit too precious.
>
> Any comment on practicality or description of
> ultimate success in doing this would be interesting.
>
Heh!
I saw a phot of a dude with a 9" monitor taped to his belly and a pinhole
camera to his back. Wearing a blood-stained shirt with a hole for the video
screen, he looked exactly like someone had blown a hole in him with a
shotgun.
His get-up made a wonderful Halloween disguise.