Anonymous #1 7w

My girlfriend moved her setup into the room too so it’s full now. It just felt like a guy room meme with just my stuff

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Anonymous #1 7w

You’re supposed to say “hell yeah”

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Anonymous #1 7w

Hell yeah

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Anonymous mr.jones 7w

My b I was also making a joke hell yeah

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Anonymous #9 7w

I feel you, books are in the living room with the blanket though

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Anonymous OP 7w

Oh, there’s more than one room?

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Anonymous #9 7w

2 bedroom apartment. One room for sleeping, one for games and school work lol

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Anonymous OP 7w

Good use of space

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Anonymous OP 7w

What city?

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Anonymous #10 7w

A2

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Anonymous OP 7w

Ann Arbor? You gotta be paying $2400 for that

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Anonymous mr.confused 7w

Sometimes the light reflects on a monitor mount but it’s better than light hitting the OLED panels directly. Thankfully Im busy during the day

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Anonymous OP 7w

i do agree, cause man i hate when the light glares on my screen, but like u at least need some blinds cause i would not be able to function like that

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Anonymous mr.confused 7w

The blinds that are installed do a decent job, it’s not as bright as looks in the picture. Sunlight on the screens would kill the pixels which is a a bigger concern and why I didn’t put it in the other corner. Plus it isn’t an issue at night when I get home from classes

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Anonymous OP 7w

OLED is reflective but IPS is better for sunlight

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Anonymous #10 7w

My EXACT thoughts upon reading “A2” and my jaw just dropped

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Anonymous #15 7w

Thankfully I’m not paying $2400, that’d be a bit tough

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Anonymous #15 7w

True. The TV in the living room is IPS since there’s more natural light there, but both bedrooms are good enough at blocking direct sunlight to have OLED panels. QD-OLED looks fantastic

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Anonymous OP 7w

True if you aren’t living downtown the rents a bit more reasonable but still technically more expensive than even a 3 bedroom house in most of America.

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Anonymous #15 7w

Oh yeah, I’m from the east coast originally so I understand that. Thankfully where I’m at it’s comparable to other college towns. Heading to the neighboring towns would still rent a small house for the same price though

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Anonymous #15 7w

Using the buses, not having to pay for parking, and being able to get to the school in 15 minutes outweighs the $100-200 a month that I’d “save” when you consider gas prices and parking permits.

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