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- Not So Awesome Blossom
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- Albany, New York
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Okay, here's my workstation. Yes, I do virtually all of my work from the couch. Click for bigger and better quality.
From left to right:
From left to right:
- My bag and various newspapers and magazines (reference material for Extemporaneous Speaking, which I compete in).
- my TI-84+SE
- the external hard drive I keep all my photos on
- my Korg NanoKEY (yes, it's a tiny musical keyboard)
- my computer, a Dell Inspiron 1525
- my ADS Tech USB video capture thing, which I always have with me for some reason.
- my Crap Logitech headset, which is made of crap. If you look closely, you'll see that the connector has been cut off of the microphone cable - the connector was bad, and I haven't gotten around to attaching a new one, because my laptop has bezel mics.
- my iRiver H10 20GB (old, but still works great with Rockbox Linux. I have a Slacker Portable shipping to me right now, though).
- sheet music for Mad World by Gary Jules (always an essential part of my rig)
- Bible (King James Version, LDS Annotated)/Book of Mormon/Doctrine and Covenants/Pearl of Great Price - vital reference material for bible battles.
- Remotes for TV and stereo (I hook my laptop up to both)
- Junk mail from colleges
- Side speakers - Paradigm independent-channeled bass/mid/high towers
- Center speaker (near floor, just above DVR) - Paradigm theater center
- DVR (on floor under TV stand) - Generic Comcast-issued Motorola DVR, sitting on lego risers because it tends to run hot
- Amp/reciever (on shelf below TV, on the left, black with display on) - Denon AVR-3803. Top of the line when we bought it, a touch aged now.
- DVD player - Sony something or other with HD upconversion. On sale at Fred Meyer's, so we bought it. Not very impressive.
- CD player - Marantz something or other single-disc with HDCD/SACD support and the whole nine yards. Very expensive, very fancy.
- Television (on top): Toshiba Regza 42"
- PS2 (on shelf with television on right) - Sony PS2.
- More remotes (on top of left speaker tower): DVD player/DVR/CD player remotes.
- Random CDs and DVDs (various places) - mostly classical pieces that we own. Notice the NetFlix envelope on top of the right channel. I'm organized like that.
- Piano (on left) - 5' Young Chang baby grand.
- Bear (on top of piano) - Big stuffed bear. It's been there forever.
- Cable channels to rear speakers (in wall, near bottom of right speaker tower)
- Two 10" subwoofers (one behind television, one in other corner of room. One 12" gets hard to control, but the room loses bass like crazy, so we have two 10" to get the power we need with good control)
- Nikon D40 and accessories, which I nearly always have with me (I used it to take the pictures, so it's not in the pictures)
- Old HP computer serving as file and experimentation server (in kitchen under table)
- Various printers (an HP Photosmart and an OfficeJetDoesEverythingWhateverThing) which I use over the network
- Lots of books/papers/random junk, which are mostly on the floor in my room.
-- I might be stupid, but that's a risk we're going to have to take. --
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- Retrofuturist
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So many wires... sorta defeats the purpose of the laptop if you're trapped under a web of wires, doesn't it?
I like being able to stand up at a moment's notice. You know you're in bad shape when getting away from or back to the keyboard (to get a snack or whatever) requires a ritual.
I like being able to stand up at a moment's notice. You know you're in bad shape when getting away from or back to the keyboard (to get a snack or whatever) requires a ritual.
[spoiler="you know i always joked that it would be scary as hell to run into DMX in a dark ally, but secretly when i say 'DMX' i really mean 'Tsukatu'." -kai]"... and when i say 'scary as hell' i really mean 'tight pink shirt'." -kai[/spoiler][/i]
- Albany, New York
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It can be really annoying. Basically, there's -Tsukatu wrote:So many wires... sorta defeats the purpose of the laptop if you're trapped under a web of wires, doesn't it?
I like being able to stand up at a moment's notice. You know you're in bad shape when getting away from or back to the keyboard (to get a snack or whatever) requires a ritual.
- Laptop AC adapter
- external HDD USB
- NanoKEY USB
- Audio to headphones and/or stereo
- VGA to TV (should be HDMI eventually)
- Video capture unit USB, and often composite to the TV's output (When I see commercials that I like I record them)
- USB to the iRiver (only when it's battery is low or I'm putting more music on it, I only have to charge it about once a week. yay for Rockbox's crazy battery efficiency)
-- I might be stupid, but that's a risk we're going to have to take. --
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The latest computers from Japan can also perform magical operations.
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- Remembering Hoxygen
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I don't have a camera handy at the moment, so here is an elaborate illustration instead:
Compaq Presario PC
3 GB memory
320 GB hard drive
Vaio speakers
Gateway 2000 CRystalScan monitor
Butchered iPod Touch (1st gen, only one headphone side working)
NOT PICTURED: A ton of papers, books, wrappers, altoids, DVDs, wallets, pocket change staplers, pen holder, SimCity 4 Deluxe Edition case (hell yes), and the broken scanner sitting on the floor.
Compaq Presario PC
3 GB memory
320 GB hard drive
Vaio speakers
Gateway 2000 CRystalScan monitor
Butchered iPod Touch (1st gen, only one headphone side working)
NOT PICTURED: A ton of papers, books, wrappers, altoids, DVDs, wallets, pocket change staplers, pen holder, SimCity 4 Deluxe Edition case (hell yes), and the broken scanner sitting on the floor.
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- Global Mod
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If I want to take the laptop anywhere, I rip out the power and mouse cords and leave them on the desk. Everyone else in my building has a similar setup, pretty much. I'd like to get a little box for, uh, distributed file transfer related activities, but I can't fit a tower so I haven't done much yet in that regard.
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- Retrofuturist
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[spoiler="you know i always joked that it would be scary as hell to run into DMX in a dark ally, but secretly when i say 'DMX' i really mean 'Tsukatu'." -kai]"... and when i say 'scary as hell' i really mean 'tight pink shirt'." -kai[/spoiler][/i]
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Mine's a T61 as well. You recommended it to me, remember?
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- Retrofuturist
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Oh. Well. *pats self on the back*scythe33 wrote:Mine's a T61 as well. You recommended it to me, remember?
[spoiler="you know i always joked that it would be scary as hell to run into DMX in a dark ally, but secretly when i say 'DMX' i really mean 'Tsukatu'." -kai]"... and when i say 'scary as hell' i really mean 'tight pink shirt'." -kai[/spoiler][/i]
- Not So Awesome Blossom
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- Doublemember
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Manufacturer: Me
Case: Antec 900
Processor: AMD Phenom II 3.0Ghz Quad Core
Monitor: Dell 19" LCD
Memory: 4GB of Patriot DDR2 1066Mhz
Hard Drive(s): 250GB, 70GB
Video Card: Nvidia Geforce 9500GT 512MB
Operating System: Windows Vista Ultimate
Sound Card: Creative Xi-Fi or whatever it's called
Speakers: Logitech X-540
Also have Saitek Eclipse II keyboard, it pwns.
Sorry about the 4chan reference in this picture, I took it a month ago and I'm not taking another.
Case: Antec 900
Processor: AMD Phenom II 3.0Ghz Quad Core
Monitor: Dell 19" LCD
Memory: 4GB of Patriot DDR2 1066Mhz
Hard Drive(s): 250GB, 70GB
Video Card: Nvidia Geforce 9500GT 512MB
Operating System: Windows Vista Ultimate
Sound Card: Creative Xi-Fi or whatever it's called
Speakers: Logitech X-540
Also have Saitek Eclipse II keyboard, it pwns.
Sorry about the 4chan reference in this picture, I took it a month ago and I'm not taking another.
<smartalco> man, you have just been accelerated to a whole new level of awesome, raven
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First two are an overview of my desk:
The circular silver thing with the black band is the rumble part of an xbox 360 controller.
There's a slim PS2 under the dust cover and the thing with a blue cap is some deodorant my mum put there and I'm too lazy to move.
other random stuff:
Heavy Walker figure that came with my red faction game
Rubber band gun
My game collection:
This pic is old compared the ones linked.
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The circular silver thing with the black band is the rumble part of an xbox 360 controller.
There's a slim PS2 under the dust cover and the thing with a blue cap is some deodorant my mum put there and I'm too lazy to move.
other random stuff:
Heavy Walker figure that came with my red faction game
Rubber band gun
My game collection:
This pic is old compared the ones linked.
http://i25.tinypic.com/2m81owx.jpg
http://i31.tinypic.com/2d91fgi.jpg
http://i32.tinypic.com/2na7io0.jpg
http://i25.tinypic.com/2ms1wzc.jpg
http://i28.tinypic.com/raw9zt.jpg
http://i32.tinypic.com/2h4xezc.jpg
http://i30.tinypic.com/jtkxv6.jpg
http://i29.tinypic.com/t7n2uf.jpg
http://i32.tinypic.com/110lo5l.jpg
http://i25.tinypic.com/6ynx2u.jpg
- Lifer
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I'm not sure what you have made there, but holy damn k'nex were the most awesome toys.
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- Beyond a Perfect Math Score
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It says above it, it was a demonstrative rubber band gun for the community construction challenge, but hey no one entered (Apart from Evil_Bob who gave me a song for some reason so I guess he wins on default).smartalco wrote:I'm not sure what you have made there, but holy damn k'nex were the most awesome toys.
Now I just annoy my dog with it.
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wooooaah, that's a loooot of games there!
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But I see no Dead Space! Am I correct? Rectify!Donfuy wrote:wooooaah, that's a loooot of games there!
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- Beyond a Perfect Math Score
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I ran out of money some time last year, So now I'm renting most titles that I most likely won't be playing for a long time or don't have multiplayer. So yeah I rented dead space and that game is all kinds of fucked up. fun though.brighter wrote:But I see no Dead Space! Am I correct? Rectify!Donfuy wrote:wooooaah, that's a loooot of games there!
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LF has many games. :3
My desktop is kinda boring.
Bunch of playing cards from various places I've went to. Some books behind there.
There's a frog under the desk.
My stars of the table. :D That's a jar of M&Ms but this pic is a from a couple weeks back. The M&Ms have depleted since.
My desktop is kinda boring.
Bunch of playing cards from various places I've went to. Some books behind there.
There's a frog under the desk.
My stars of the table. :D That's a jar of M&Ms but this pic is a from a couple weeks back. The M&Ms have depleted since.
- Lifer
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(These are waaay too big of images, sorry)
- Rockford custom strat
model plane that has been in process for 3 years
32" Bravia
360 and PS2 behind that^
- Harry Potter
Eragon
Wind on Fire
Merlin
Ender's Game
Time Warp Trio
LOTR
Narnia
Artemis Fowl
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- Not So Awesome Blossom
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- Yes sir, no sir, three bags full sir
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