Chopper posted:

Apart from you have to be some kind of programming genius to configure the right combination of plug-ins to make foobar user friendly and look even reasonably pretty.

Farking Bastage posted:

I was expecting a lot of those replies, but here's the thing. That setup was put together so that NOTHING is on the floor. The UPS and all the power cabling is tucked away inside that desk. The router and cable modem are wall mounted and in the open to be accessible because there's a workbench just to the right of all that. I wasn't crazy about the sub on the desk, but mounting it would cause a rattle. That PC case is up to because it has a quick swap HDD bay on the front that I use for ghosting disks when needed and I like to be able to get to it.

That was about as well as I could figure out while keeping everything off the floor and not having to build a rack.

wolrah posted:

My day-to-day workspace. Unfortunately I can't find a good spot for my spare 22" LCD, so I'm down to one monitor on my desktop until I get around to buying a two-way vertical stand or something like that.



The VoIP phone and AppleTV are probably both moving down in to the shelf with the old Dell laptop in the near future to make room for the TV to come over to a better viewing angle when at the computer.

Sir Nigel posted:

Probably watches it from where the cat is sitting. On the bed.

wolrah posted:

The VoIP phone and AppleTV are probably both moving down in to the shelf with the old Dell laptop in the near future to make room for the TV to come over to a better viewing angle when at the computer.

GreatGreen posted:

What does SynergyKM do? I'm reading aroud but can't find anything other than a description that says basically the same thing as Synergy+.

Martytoof posted:

Would it be some kind of code violation to just run it under the baseboard? That would have made more sense if they didn't want to hack up the wall.

B00ts posted:

The desktop is almost three years old now but still runs as well as the day I got it.

Modern Day Hercules posted:

Surely it's a misconception if anything.

dreesemonkey posted:

Excellent, I'm thinking about making my own desk in a similar fashion. Where did you get the countertop?

Triikan posted:

So, I've been working and working on getting all my equipment organized and neat, but then I decided to stop being a goon stuck in a separate part of the house surrounded by computer stuff. Found this desk at a garage sale for $20. I've always wanted one of these desks, for some reason, since I was younger. Moved my main rig to the shared room downstairs, moved everything else to the basement (server, routers, switches, modem, etc. Pictures of that when it is done, which should be soon).
Haven't hooked up speakers yet, might not at all, I only use this computer to game, and I use headphones for that.

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Monitor Rack needs adjusted. May move the LCD to the top, and put my trusty, neglected CRT inside the desk.

Centipeed posted:

This must seem like a pointless attempt at "impressive" technology to more than just me.

spaceship posted:

work

Juriko posted:

The best part is they are each hand painted by sweatshop labor in China.

Sir Nigel posted:

They even sell a Geek Desk without a top so you can build/buy your own tabletop but use their hydraulic legs.

Twink Toilet posted:

my home office thing

Twink Toilet posted:

I made it with about 50 keyboards (give or take), 12 sheets of foam core backing, and a ton of patience.

krnhotwings posted:

Do your arms ever cramp up 'cause of that keyboard (especially in a work environment)? As much as I love Apple products, their input device designs have always been very unergonomic-looking, so I stray away from them.

MEsean posted:

JudasIscariot posted:

Here4DaGangBang posted:

I suspect those guns are actually airsoft.

Dominoes posted:

The Desktop icon layout looks circa 1995. He's even got an AIM icon. I'm surprised there aren't icons for Netscape Communicator, Network Neighborhood and My Briefcase.

Ihmemies posted:

Wow, 186x100cm, now I'm jealous. In Finland Ikea sells only 186x62cm tabletops so I had to buy a flimsier one elsewhere to get one big enough :/

rscott posted:

My inspection workstation.

glompix posted:

This is an awful derail but why is it a problem that you can't get above 60 FPS in a game? Can you perceive a real problem caused by vsync? (it's a good thing since it mitigates tearing, usually)

Delta-Wye posted:

As long as they don't get in the way, I prefer A-legs. I think the big complaint was having to adjust two legs instead of one or something, but I screwed mine in as-is from the factory and it's been fine so whatevs.

Misogynist posted:

Is that a... Border Corgi?

Duck and Cover posted:

That makes me feel better although I opted to pick it up at the furniture store I ordered it through. At least it wasn't http://www.urbanhardwoods.com/ prices.

program666 posted:

The notebook is for work and I don't usually use it. After buying the 40' tv I mostly used the normal monitor but slowly started using the tv as my main monitor with the keyboard on my lap. I really need some kind of narrow table with wheels to put my keyboard and mouse so it could move along with my chair.