Programmer Humor

I guess I'm neutral evil? I call shenanigans.

Apparently the school requires me to be at the extreme end of lawful neutral. Two views, nonidentical, very different in size.

This just seems random, but then I remember the 24 bad guys in Evil CTU using vertical monitors, so maybe there’s something in it.

I'm lawful neutral but I never look at my laptop screen when it's hooked up to the external monitor.

True neutral right now, but since I'm already here, does anyone know if curved monitor is viable as a secondary display? I already have the monitor around, but since it's not rotatable I can't really try this setup for myself.

It'd be 27' 1440p flat horizontally (main) and 24' 1080p curved vertically next to it.

Chaotic neutral on my work desk, lawful good on the gaming desk. Priorities.

Used to be a chaotic neutral, but realised that a full screen video doesn't work well with a display in portrait orientation (and even if I have a laptop below, it's too small). Neutral good right now with two 27"s; might add a 34" later on.

Lawful neutral for me.

Lawful neutral. I use a laptop instead of a desktop so I have no choice. I would get a second monitor but it would things very cramped.

Single monitor setup coming through. 🫠

I'm lawful neutral at the office, and true neutral at home!

I guess I'm lawful neutral good since I have two similarly sized screens plus the laptop screen. Just can't let screen real estate go to waste!

Ex Lawful Evil, and If J had a secondary screen again I would to the same!

Chaotic Neutral. Sounds about right.

I love the Linus looking through the window background! I'm surprised no one else has mentioned it yet.

Chaotic good alignment upsets my OCD the most

I have a second monitor at the upper left of my primary one

Lawfull good but got the laptop screen in the middle below

Neutral good originally, but I find lawful evil to be faaaaarrr better. Tilting my head up or down for extended periods feels a lot better than turning left or right

What is neutral good called when the user keeps a large space between the monitors? That's pretty much all of my coworkers, and it drives me nuts.