Its actually not that bad. If you can type without looking at the keyboard its no problem at all. You just have your head slightly turned to the right and it works. If your neck does start to get tired just turn the chair a little and move the wireless keyboard and your almost dead on.
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My challenge coins are better than your challenge coins........
Probably...I just started actually holding on to mine. Figured it would be once retired.
I LOVE the chair, its very comfortable and its looks great. Its a neat alternative to having that traditional "office chair" look. And yes, its from Ikea.
Its a small world.haha
I'm just giving you crap. I actually have less than you do. I only received coins after my deployments and not for anything else in between those time periods.
Here's my new setup at our apartment in Downtown Chicago.
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Nice setup, is that the Ikea Mikie desk? do you fink it is big enough for a 27"?
Yea, its the Mikie. Its probably big enough for the 27" but you would have to set it like mine (in the corner facing you). If you put it right in front of you it might seem overwhelming. But I love the desk, its very sturdy and well put together. However it took me a while to put it together.
Mine are from the early 70's via eBay (US$40
Sorry to bother you again but... I just can't find it!
Recently moved and got settled in again. Excuse the iPhone quality. My setup on the left, fiance's workstation on the right
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love the tank. computers and planted tanks look so awesome together.
Thought I'd ask this question here since I've seen some people with it. How do I install LEDs under my desk? I'm familiar with car LEDs and installs like that but that's much different. I haven't been able to find an led strip that plugs into the wall and I'm not sure how it can be done with car type strips. Any links or help would be great!
For example http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Y9YIU6?ie=UTF8&force-full-site=1&ref_=aw_bottom_links how could I use these in my house
For example http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Y9YIU6?ie=UTF8&force-full-site=1&ref_=aw_bottom_links how could I use these in my house
If you have a Fry's nearby they carry expandable LED kits with remote color changing. Also, the Ikea Dioders have the same features and seem a little brighter. I think both are around $40 a set.
I just went to a regular lamp store, asked for a LED stripe (blue in my case as you can see in the picture in the other page) and a transformer because of the voltage.
Then you just stick that into the back of your desk lol
How much did that cost? And something like this? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0034GUEY4?ie=UTF8&force-full-site=1&ref_=aw_bottom_links
Recently moved and got settled in again. Excuse the iPhone quality. My setup on the left, fiance's workstation on the right
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Love the tank!
best I could find, they are a lot more money than I thought. Was hoping to spend around $10-$20 http://www.amazon.com/LEDwholesaler...d=1358215221&sr=8-1&keywords=led+lighting+kit
It's actually just a table I built. I purchased the surface in a hardware store and got the legs in a furniture store. Nothing fancy.
i have those and they're great. you won't really find anything for $20
cmon... it's only $12 more haha
4 strip kit (AC powered) is $30 here.
http://www.ledlightingkit.com/
I bought two of them, one for me, one for the wife's desk
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