I think your work with the monitors is one hell of a task, even though it's necessary. Your time at the library reading up was obviously well spent. Thanks for sharing. 

In the car I have everything I need both to keep informed and to get the day's work done. In the briefcase that I always keep at hand, I carry a laptop that is always connected to the internet, from where I can manage and even make a virtual visit to the house…

Technology has arrived to make us more independent in terms of work. Work should not be “slavery” and even less so when the vocation coincides with our profession.

i like to learn, especially about new technology which can help humanity to become more healthy, wealthy and wise. And i like to share what i learn (teach to some extent).

Btw. i noticed your baby account voted on one of my posts, and took a peep to see if baby was healthy, wealthy & wise.

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They make some pretty portable and inexpensive screens now that can plug into your laptop via USB-C and they draw their power from that connection so you don't need to plug them in to anything else.  I have a Viewsonic one that is great and if I remember right the price was right around $120.  You might want to look into something like that.  Whatever you can get over there.  I picked one up for my wife too because I definitely appreciate the benefit of multiple monitors.

> how much I rely on having a multiple screen setup.

Going back to a single screen now feels like stepping back to dialup in the 90s. My productivity plummets. Once you go multiple screens, you can't go back to one. Respect.

> Teaching is a fantastic way to learn.

I learn new things about how to be a better teacher all the time! Listening to student feedback. Observing other teachers. Mentoring sessions. I love being in a learning environment where growth is prioritized. Learning never gets old!

Yupp I'm having exam's and quiet busy routine I'm having though 

Your take from the local library spot really hits different. It's like we're all caught in this hustle of screen time and multitasking that we've kinda lost touch with the simple chill of flipping through magazines in a quiet corner of a library. Makes you wonder if we're hard at work or hardly working at living.

And Internet, man, it's a wild west of opinions where everyone's an armchair critic. It's easier to throw shade than to create or contribute something meaningful. 

Teaching as a way to learn, that's some wisdom right there.

Keep reflecting, keep sharing, and let's keep that civility alive. It helps me a lot what you say, so keep it up! 

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I'm at the library for hours, several days a week.

Of course, they pay me to work there, but still...

Hi Mr. Taraz you learn on both sides and the reasonable question... Who is the student and who is the teacher? those who learn with active listening and attention can defend themselves from interruptions and distractions. 

As far as possible, do not miss the opportunities to give the best of oneself, but also to learn, to reflect with equanimity, respect and good faith...part of the process in civilization, even though we still have a lot of the cave civilization.


We have to defend ourselves from everything for nothing and no one interrupts our focus on action, I'm just sharing my personal experience.

The library is an amazing place to. Reading and using libraries. Seems to be a culture of old people now. Young people have prefer scrolling and watching two minute clips.

I haven't been to our public library, but I doubt they offer booths like that. It sounds very convenient and comfortable for the elderly. I get what you mean with multiple screens. Once you're used to having them, going back to a single screen setup makes working feel slow and troublesome. I don't know if it will help with a small screen, but you can split your screen to show two windows by dragging one to the side.

It’s been long I visited the library
I think young people like me would rather check things online for a few minutes than go to the library 

You poor soul.  Working on one screen feels clunky x_x

<sub>I prefer three but two is minimum, helps a lot that my tablet is one of them</sub>

> seemingly have nothing better to do than read newspapers and magazines

Define "better".  There's probably a bunch of "better" things they could be doing with their time but they seem to like reading XD

<sub>constant thing I've noticed is people dismissing other people having "too much time on their hands" if they're doing something other than what the dismissive person would deem "worthwhile" like their opinion is the only correct thing</sub>

> Teaching is a fantastic way to learn.

This is definitely more true than the first one XD It was one of the ways I got the kids to deepen understanding of material (go explain it to your siblings).

> you'll occasionally have to listen to them

Now you're asking the impossible XD

Did you end up losing the booth? Did you find some other nice place to work? Hope it was a nice change of scenery if you had to move :) How are the repairs going?

I don't like working with multiple monitors and I have never worked like that. I worked with only one and since the pandemic I work with laptop. It is much better despite small screen and charecters.