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However, when you use a dual monitor setup, it is quite difficult to use a single wallpaper on both of the monitors. The main problem occurs when two monitors have two different resolutions.

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That advantage disappears at night when nature’s designs favor an eye with more rod cells (light receptors) than the cone cells (color receptors) that give us such great sight in the daytime.