(27-02-2016, 06:11 PM)dsplayer14 Wrote:

(27-02-2016, 05:04 PM)kirby Wrote: Guys I'd like you all to be aware you're breaching Intel's terms of service, if you read the page the sticker comes on you may only place it on the machine that has the same CPU the sticker came with, and Intel reserve the right to remove the sticker if they feel the machine does not match the performance they expect. I mean really, you fiends. I should call the cyber police now.

how much did u drink

I think he pissed too much and his water concentration from his body is too low. The human brain is 80% water, so less water => less brain => kirby. That's why a kirby is so round.

wtf guys I was sober when I wrote that I'm just very passionate about Intel sticker's terms of use

My humble battlestation:

(05-06-2016, 09:08 AM)venam Wrote: My humble battlestation:

Hey, I love your mousepad.

Here's a picture of mine. Somewhat messy right now.

My low quality battlestation:

http://i.imgur.com/4VxCmZR.jpg

(Here's hoping I used the image tags right...)

Edit: Bugger that was huge! Will return with more appropriately sized image!

Edit 2: Okay hows this...



Sorry all!

(18-06-2016, 02:06 PM)lemons Wrote:

You seem like an intelligent person.
The clues supporting my hypothesis: The glasses, the notebook, the elephant, and the hole in the wall.

(19-06-2016, 03:39 AM)venam Wrote: You seem like an intelligent person.
The clues supporting my hypothesis: The glasses, the notebook, the elephant, and the hole in the wall.

I wish I could claim that hole in the wall was here when I moved in, unfortunately it was caused by my improper shelf removal techniques.

(18-06-2016, 02:06 PM)lemons Wrote: Edit 2: Okay hows this...



Sorry all!

Does it normally look like this or did you set it up for the photo?

(19-06-2016, 02:31 PM)albertocg Wrote: Does it normally look like this or did you set it up for the photo?

Normally looks more or less like this, though I am usually wearing the glasses if I'm looking at the laptop, and there are often books/papers/pads knocking around if I'm "working".

This is it at it's tidiest as I had to clear everything off in order to put out some food for some guests; took the picture just after I put everything back on.

Used to be a lot messier, but recently I've been trying to reduce clutter, partly why I ditched my monitor.

As discussed on #unix here is my current work setup


No, I don't need all those screens, I normally only use two of them.

**EDIT: Include my home battlestation

(06-03-2019, 11:50 AM)pyratebeard Wrote: As discussed on #unix here is my current work setup

ok, i'll play...



- arch on mbp
- dual widescreens (web + term)
- kinesis edge keyboard w/ mx browns + gmk laser key caps
- magictrackpad2 w/ retrowave city sticker
- giant foam stress relief iso enter key
- yubi key nano on an extension cord
- phone stand + charge cord
- cheap skull candies
- jar of misc keycaps
- salt rock lamp
- various floppies
- random toys
- photos
- coffee

matching screenshot



- wm: 2bwm
-- dmenu
-- dunst
-- sxhkd
-- wallpaper:
--- `~/bin/hashwall -f '#3b4252' -b '#2e3440' -s 12`
- browser: brave
-- startpage / cathexis-nord gtk theme
-- extensions:
--- new tab redirect
--- quick tabs
--- cvim
--- stylus
---- style overrides
- term: urxvt
-- nord colors
-- cmus
-- tmux
-- zsh
-- neovim
-- sysinfo / colorbars scriptz
-- font:
--- hack 11pt w/ devicons + symbola for some extra unicode
---- using a non-bitmap font to spice things up)

unixporn

You win seventeen chars

My current setup is... nothing.


I believe this is cheating because I cleaned my desk yesterday and removed my second display since I'm looking forward upgrading my whole setup.

On desk:
- Lenovo Thinkpad T480 (Bought last week)
- Steinberg UR22 mkII USB Audio Interface which I use mostly for recording music covers and other video projects.
- MoFang Jiaoshi Mf5S (5x5x5 Rubik's cube): i've always liked Rubik's cubes. Only to add some color to my desk while I get maybe some plants.
- WD My Passport Ultra 1TB: using a 500GB SSD this comes very useful.
- Linchpin by Seth Godin: one of my favorite writers. Bought this book this weekend.

Plan to buy:
- Mouse
- Mousepad
- Keyboard
- Monitor
- A nice green plant

There's not much ricing on my computer nowadays, using a pretty much default XFCE with some keybindings.

UDPATE:
Here's my work battlestation. There's not much to it, pretty generic stuff.

Here's my battlestation at work.



Basic Toshiba laptop
Coolermaster rapid-i blue switches mechanical keyboard along with a wrist pad.
I don't remember what those earphone are.
A mousepad that I also don't remember about.
The mouse is microsoft "basic optical mouse", it does the job.
The usual notepad with a pen.

I'll post my home station when I'm back.

EDIT: here's my humble homestation:


It's the same keyboard and mousepad from work but I reverse the mousepad because it's more comfortable on a plastic table like this.
There's a thermos to keep hot water to prepare tea without having to move from my place.
A chair on the side, because a lot of time time I'm joined by someone.
The "illuminati" pyramid contains game controllers.
Probably the best part about this setup is not about the setup itself but the amount of light I have in my room. There are 4 led lights which always make it seem like it's day time.

hoy, here is my werkstation



custom blank 60% kbd, logitech trackball, dual 27" apple monitors, mbp, bose qc 2 headphones

chrome, slack, iTerm (tmux, irssi, mutt, newsboat), firefox

wanking from home pyjama day

Well, well, well... It doesn't look impressive, but I won many battles with that station!
I'm "planning" on changing the monitor and keyboard, but it's been 2 years now that I'm "planning", so...

Sorry for the potato quality, my phone back camera is dead, so you get a selfie!

(08-03-2019, 04:49 AM)z3bra Wrote: Sorry for the potato quality, my phone back camera is dead, so you get a selfie!

Wonder how it managed to take a selfie. w/e

Any reason for your mouse being at a different level? Are you comfortable with that?

(08-03-2019, 08:31 AM)acg Wrote: Any reason for your mouse being at a different level? Are you comfortable with that?

Not enough space on the same level as the keyboard, that is the only reason. It's not an issue though, I rarely touch it

nice station z3bra! it does the job heh
I had the same keyboard back in my early gaming days heh
I luled when I read about the selfie thing haha, I can imagine you doing that

I've updated my post with my home setup.

Same, just uploaded my work battlestation along with home setup.

(10-03-2019, 01:33 AM)acg Wrote: Same, just uploaded my work battlestation along with home setup.

Finally got the setup as I wanted it, so now with decent peripherals.

Okay here goes, had quite a hardware upgrade since I was last around these parts:

- 8700k @ stock [no delid, yet..]
- 32GB Corsair RAM
- Radeon VII
- Dell h200 RAID card flashed to JBOD
- Raspberry Pi Zero W for reliable remote boot
- 2k 144hz Samsung Screen
- 2x 1080p monitors
- Logitech C920
- Logitech G Pro
- Poker 3
- Some crap microphone which I'm probably going to replace with a AT2020
- Mega amount of disks

Photos

(08-06-2019, 10:24 AM)Wildefyr Wrote: Okay here goes, had quite a hardware upgrade since I was last around these parts:

- 8700k @ stock [no delid, yet..]
- 32GB Corsair RAM
- Radeon VII
- Dell h200 RAID card flashed to JBOD
- Raspberry Pi Zero W for reliable remote boot
- 2k 144hz Samsung Screen
- 2x 1080p monitors
- Logitech C920
- Logitech G Pro
- Poker 3
- Some crap microphone which I'm probably going to replace with a AT2020
- Mega amount of disks

Photos

Jeez, nice setup. What's the use for that microphone? Also, what are you using as interface for it?

Just gaming p2t & streaming, but I was looking to improve the setup to start doing some recording / commentary. Just been using a rubbish basic phantom supply for this mic but pretty sure it is why I keep getting static. I've got a Behringer U-PHORIA UM2 on order now.

Nothing as sophisticated as you lot. I stopped using FreeBSD a long time ago (version 8.3) and have rocked Debian ever since. I don't spend any time customising the OS as much as I did when I was a teenager. Daily driver T430 docked.

cozy new setup

Got a new desk, replaced the microphone with a AT2035 using a scarlett solo audio interface, and a new chair. I got rid of one monitor because I found that I didn't really need it too much due to my workflow changing significantly over the past few months.

That's a pretty looking update! I'm without a room at the moment, let alone a battlestation but I'll try to remember to update when I'm actually settled in properly

These days all attention is going towards the digital world, our personal webpages or blog which you can push in our repo, and our screenshot galleries.

Let's not forget that we're part of a physical world, :D
Especially now with the state the world is in and how we're forced to spend so much time on our workstation, our battlestation.

Did you change anything of it in the past months? How are you feeling spending time at home, now that you got all the time to enjoy the battlestation you got?

Updates since working from home; wrapped my desk in comic book cutouts to make it more interesting, moved the desk away from the window due to glare, replaced most of the PC components (specs below).



- custom pc
-- Antec 1200
-- ASUS TUF Gaming B550M-Plus
-- AMD Ryzen 5 3600
-- Corsair Hydro H55
-- 32GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4-3200
-- Radeon RX 580
- Lenovo Thinkpad T440p
- Raspberry Pi 3
- Yottamaster 4 bay HDD enclosure

Things I would like to change/update:
- new keyboard; currently I am using a cheap 68key mech kbd but would like to invest in something decent
- new pc case; something slightly smaller and with {less,no} leds... I am over that phase
- new desk; I am looking at some height adjustable desks but waiting to have the room decorated. I will also get a floor stand for the pc so it doesn't take up so much desktop space