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Post your "nerd cave"
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It wouldnt be much of a cave if you turned the light on.
That room would give me a major headache. I need lighting when it comes to electronics. Especially TVs and monitors.
That room would give me a major headache. I need lighting when it comes to electronics. Especially TVs and monitors.
First shot of my desk: Macbook, paper for writing programming notes, beer, coke, wallet, cigarettes, coffee, water, keys to my car.
Second photo, full view of my corner at work on the top of a loft, from the left: My desk, book case of programming books, pool table, TV (that is never used).
No it hasn't: surely this is about the whole room, not just the computer(s)? Also, a "nerd cave" need not contain a Mac or, indeed, any sort of computer (although I admit that the total lack of a computer would be pretty unlikely).
Fair enough but ...
Post your office
Post your room
Post your Home Theater
Post your recording studio
Post your dorm
You get the point. I'm not saying don't do it, just saying it's been done before and the setup thread is not 100% the picture of just the desk space.
Post your office
Post your room
Post your Home Theater
Post your recording studio
Post your dorm
You get the point. I'm not saying don't do it, just saying it's been done before and the setup thread is not 100% the picture of just the desk space.
I work at a small web development company in San Diego, the office is very nice though. Much larger team, but there's only 5 of us programmers there. The guy who founded the company wanted his office to be more homely feeling, with the regular lights rather than flourescent, floors, nice kitchen etc.
By the way, I think this thread is fine. Some of those other ones got too long anyways, and this is more of a combination, since it's like the cave, etc etc. At least IMO.
Here is my "nerd cave" It's not too nerdy but I'm really looking forward for the Sabres season to start up.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewrengel/sets/72157616729332402/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewrengel/sets/72157616729332402/
I havent seen a "Post whats in your pants" thread.Hasn't everything?
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Just wondering. In the rare cases when you're stressed out doing your programming work, do you take a sip of everything (beer, coke, coffee, & water) all at once?
This doesn't qualify. It's clean, there's not a single empty bottle or dirty plate, and there's no sign of an anime model robot/sailor moon.
Just wondering. In the rare cases when you're stressed out doing your programming work, do you take a sip of everything (beer, coke, coffee, & water) all at once?
I just prefer to throw it all into a thermos, add a little creamer, shake it up and chug it down.
I know, but Comic Con is this weekend and I'm willing to buy some posters to fix that, just for you
It looks cool, but what's with the Exit and American Express signs in the background?
Do you live in the upstairs of a starbucks??
haha, we take Amex as a payment when some clients pay for support packages, etc. My boss said there's no real reason it's there except that Amex sent him the sign, and it's more appropriate to hang up than a beer sign. Like I said, very laid back environment, we're not professional looking unless we have to be when potential clients come in for meetings.
The exit sign is there because that's a side door out of the building. I think it's required to have an exit sign at all potential exits, at least in the States?
Ha! I went back and checked out a few of these threads. It is funny to see all of the G3s and CRT monitors in the "Post Your Room" thread. That was only 2003 too!!!
Here's my geek cave. I prefer sitting on floor pillows, so I made a lower setup for that purpose.
What you see:
Mac mini 2009 edition connected to 32" 1080P Panasonic HDTV.
17" MBP connected to 24" Dell monitor.
PS3, 360, Xbox, PS2, PSP, Logitech Harmony One.
17" PC laptop.
14" PC laptop.
Various games, DVD's, Bluray's.
Urban vinyl collection, etc.
What you see:
Mac mini 2009 edition connected to 32" 1080P Panasonic HDTV.
17" MBP connected to 24" Dell monitor.
PS3, 360, Xbox, PS2, PSP, Logitech Harmony One.
17" PC laptop.
14" PC laptop.
Various games, DVD's, Bluray's.
Urban vinyl collection, etc.
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