[hinkley]

Amongst the stereotypical conference swag, there used to be a tiny fish-eye mirror with a notch out of the back, so that you could affix it over the corner of your monitor.

Poking around I couldn't find them, but there are rather a lot of tiny fish-eye mirrors being sold to affix to the top or corner of a car rear view mirror (so-called blindspot mirrors). Those should be in roughly the correct size classification.

[nimbix]

ThinkGeek used to sell them, but that's not much help since I just discovered that TG no longer exists...

[hinkley]

I discovered that before christmas. The Gamestop website is a joke, and ThinkGeek products don't fit well into it.

I really missed them on April Fool's Day this year. Like what's the point of even honoring the day if I don't get to start it by looking for the fake products in the TG catalog? Maybe I should just go back to bed.

[grugagag]

Any convex mirror would do [1],[7]

[1] https://www.ebay.com/itm/10cm-Diameter-Focal-Convex-Mirror-L...

[7] https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Rear-View-Personal-Security-...

[amatecha]

K what? ThinkGeek is gone? Wow, and the website redirects me to EB Games Canada. RIP :(

[jacquesm]

That's neat and low-tech, I may just do that. Thank you!

[jayd16]

>used to be

Another victim of open office seating, I'm sure.

[hannasanarion]

No, victim of LCD technology. Those little mirror things are only stable on CRTs. If you want em to stay put on a flat screen, you need to glue it down.