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Dec 21, 2009 12:42
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I have a real office I have a real office gently caress my cube yaaaaay. (Still have the cube, moving between our new deployment warehouse and corporate on an as-needed basis.)
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Mu Zeta posted:Yeah, when I see setups with amazing cable management with zipties and such I just think about what a nightmare it must be when you have to change something. This is why I stopped doing amazing cable management.
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Dec 21, 2009 17:47
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Zip ties are for newbies, velcro strips is the way to go.
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Thermopyle posted:This is why I stopped doing amazing cable management. I leave my mouse and keyboard un-attached to any cable tie madness but I have had in the past a nightmare when It came to unhooking my speakers. I switched just to having a couple of cable ties and a bif of string holding it up out of sight from under the desk, now it's pretty much effortless to change anything.
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IsaacNewton posted:Zip ties are for newbies, velcro strips is the way to go. Word. I use mostly a combination of cable lacing and velcro ties. Zip tiles are only used in the could of places were poo poo gets heavy and should pretty much never move. Velcro ties make it a snap to get to things, and the time it takes to take them on and off is nothing compared to the time it takes to untangle beastly cable nests.
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This is the best way to go for cable management. Big roll of velcro, cut it to fit, reusable, etc.
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illamint posted:This is the best way to go for cable management. Big roll of velcro, cut it to fit, reusable, etc. I love the technical details: Amazon.com posted:The fun and easy way to connect your instrument to your computer
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I haven't looked back since I used gaffer tape to tie my cables together and to the desk. It was meant to be a quick fix, but don't really see a reason to upgrade to cable ties or Velcro.
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Dec 21, 2009 22:41
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Gaffers tape is great if you're going to be moving it, but if you leave it on for too long, the adhesive makes everything all nasty and sticky, same as duct tape. Residue-free my rear end.
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evale posted:I haven't looked back since I used gaffer tape to tie my cables together and to the desk. It was meant to be a quick fix, but don't really see a reason to upgrade to cable ties or Velcro. Just hope wherever the cables are doesn't get too hot. Even though gaffer's tape is pretty reliable for not leaving residue, once it gets heated up that all goes out the window. e: what he said
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Bucket Joneses posted:Just hope wherever the cables are doesn't get too hot. Even though gaffer's tape is pretty reliable for not leaving residue, once it gets heated up that all goes out the window. Well, sheeeeeeet. I checked and couldn't find any residue at all. And it peeled off pretty easy too. Moving out in a month, so might get some cable ties then.
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Updated quite a bit, figured it was time for some new pics.   Don't worry, the wall heater isn't hooked up anymore, hasn't been for at least thirty years.
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balgaines posted:Don't worry, the wall heater isn't hooked up anymore, hasn't been for at least thirty years. Was moments away from scolding you for that.
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Serious Business posted:I liked this one: My first thought was "Deus Ex screenshot?  "balgaines posted:... This looks really cozy, though the deer needs a hat or something.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:This looks really cozy, though the deer needs a hat or something. Well, he does have antlers, they just didn't make it into the picture.
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Yes I paid $30 for an aluminum mousepad because that's how much of a massive Apple douche I am.  USB on the right side leads to a little DAC into the amp here, opposite the desk.  Serious Business posted:I liked this one: Haha, posters.  
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IsaacNewton posted:Zip ties are for newbies, velcro strips is the way to go. Yes, they make it easier, but it's still more trouble than I'm willing to put up with.
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Dogcow posted:Jealous of the Bowie album. How does it sound on vinyl?
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Stutes posted:Jealous of the Bowie album. How does it sound on vinyl? I'm going to guess that it sounds like David Bowie.
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Thermopyle posted:Yes, they make it easier, but it's still more trouble than I'm willing to put up with.
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Sniep posted:I'm going to guess that it sounds like David Bowie. The audiophile answer would be: "Warmer".
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Ema Nymton posted:
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Dogcow posted:Haha, posters. Haha, tiny rear end window. 
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Dogcow posted:Haha, posters. I'll keep my snow-capped mountains, thank you.
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Sniep posted:I'm going to guess that it sounds like David Bowie. With a 10% "brown noise" filter applied.
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Some of you guys have some mcnasty setups http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y8...73.jpg&newest=1 http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y8...75.jpg&newest=1
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Here's my desktop.  Inspiron 1525, around 2 years old. Fairly new Logitech 2.1 speakers and an old, old, old SyncMaster for my second monitor.   Cables underneath.  Desk lamp for ambient lighting to ease the stress on my weary eyes.
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sotorious posted:Some of you guys have some mcnasty setups At least they don't use photobucket.
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evale posted:What jackass thought it was smart to put an audio jack at the front of the laptop? Friend had that, so annoying having that big audio cable sticking outward.
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JerseyMonkey posted:What jackass thought it was smart to put an audio jack at the front of the laptop? Friend had that, so annoying having that big audio cable sticking outward. Unfortunately they still do this. I just setup a brand new HP dv6 for a friend and they were on the front. Design failure. I love my Dell Studio 1737, they didn't put any ports on the back or front, they are all on the sides. They were also smart in putting the ethernet jack and monitor cable on the left side, so as to not interfere with an external mouse (at least for normal people that use their mouse on the right).
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Well it's good for headphones when you're not using your laptop as a desktop.
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diospadre posted:Well it's good for headphones when you're not using your laptop as a desktop. The side works fine for headphones. In fact, better, I'd imagine.
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evale posted:Awesome Motorhead poster from the first album! I've been on such a huge loving Motorhead kick the past month or so. That first album is just so good.
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Dogcow posted:Yes I paid $30 for an aluminum mousepad because that's how much of a massive Apple douche I am. What kind of laptop stand is that? I've been looking for something to raise and angle my laptop for a while now.
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ATwoSlotToaster posted:What kind of laptop stand is that? I've been looking for something to raise and angle my laptop for a while now. Not entirely sure its this, but I know the Griffin stand that Apple sells for the Macbooks is an awesome stand. http://store.apple.com/us/product/TK651LL/A
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Sir Nigel posted:Not entirely sure its this, but I know the Griffin stand that Apple sells for the Macbooks is an awesome stand. http://store.apple.com/us/product/TK651LL/A Spend $8 and get the Rain mStand.
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Erwin posted:At least they don't use photobucket. What's wrong with photobucket? and i meant mcnasty as in nice.
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sotorious posted:What's wrong with photobucket? and i meant mcnasty as in nice. Bandwidth caps it seems Serious Business posted:Unfortunately they still do this. I just setup a brand new HP dv6 for a friend and they were on the front. Design failure. See, I don't really mind back ports (you need somewhere for your fan's vent to point, non? But the one thing that really bothers me is the side power plug; it's really a pain in the rear end if the outlet is on the wrong side of the laptop, since that now means you lose a foot of cord more or less. Plus, you have the whole extra issue of it being pressured if you use the laptop in bed. At least it keeps the cable from coming out of the jack as often, though (I'm looking at you, D830, who's power lead falls out if I so much as fart). One thing I really miss (had this on my Inspiron 1500) are front "media" buttons. Volume up/down and mute where I can reach them (rather than ham-handedly mashing the loving power button) were great. PopeOnARope fucked around with this message at 08:47 on Dec 24, 2009 |
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