It's difficult to get angry at him because he always looks up at me with innocent stares. Even when he knows he's doing something he's not supposed to, he keeps trying to get away with it. I tried to keep him off the counter, but he jumped and climbed the telephone cord like he was some kind of commando.
Looks like a nice WFH setup Go-Kart, does the laptop power any of the monitors, or do they both go back to the obscured PC? I see two mice so your setup for peripherals has me intrigued.Go-Kart wrote: ↑23 Oct 2021, 16:29My actual PC is unfortunately obscured... At least the keyboard selection is easily discernible! This is my desk when I'm working from home. I swap out two of the three keyboards present each week. Those two for work, then an Apex Pro for CoD as soon as it hits 1700 hrs!
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Ah ok that makes more sense, me being cheap I'd just set up a virtual machine on the work PC and drag it over to the right-hand screen. Though I'm guessing your IT Department doesn't allow for that.Go-Kart wrote: ↑24 Oct 2021, 10:27Laptop goes into the middle monitor, along with a full size keyboard of some description and an ergo mouse. I have my personal computer into the 32" on the right while I work. I work in financial services and sometimes have to test website functionality with different OS or a VPN, etc.. It's just easier to use my personal system, rather than trying to get work to give me a second system with the flexibility I'd need.
On my personal PC, I tend to run one of my smaller gaming mice, along with a smaller board, like a Pok3r for the sake of desk space. Favourite gaming mouse right now is Razer's Orochi V2.
The Apex Pro is great for gaming but a hair light for typing for myself. During lockdown, I was playing a lot of CoD and my Pok3r with Razer Oranges was great but it could get a little fatiguing after an hour or so. The Steelseries has alleviated that issue. It kinda feels wrong to have a pricy keyboard JUST for CoD but that's more down to most other games I've tried of late being underwhelming/unfinished buggy garbage.
For typing, I go back and forth between Topre and some variety of Alps. When I'm in the flow, my HHKB/Epson B10 combo allows me to flow unimpeded, in part due to the layout.
I am still intrigued by an F, still having never tried one. However, I STILL have my M to fix up, and that's not to mention the Z-150 I've just got! So many keyboards, so little time...
Some days I can't describe how much my linearised Bigfoot pleases me. And I do enjoy typing on MX boards from time to time. I've been wanting to narrow it all down to a handful of late but my preferences change from week to week... I'm glad to not have tried an F to be honest, it's one more keyboard I'd have to own!
well, it was a walk in closet. i moved my setup into here because our home is small so i have to share a room with my 2 brothers.
That a female sharing a room with two brothers would be really shit for privacy?
well, privacy is why i moved my setup into the closet.
no, i hand in 3.5 floppies with my essays on them~
love it ! the cutting safe work surface really ties the whole thing together , very beauitful yet practicalThermometerSandwich wrote: ↑13 Apr 2022, 21:54It needs some cable management, but here's the setup sofar. 20220413_154752.jpg
Always a good thing to do, even if the state of clean orderliness is just fleeting — especially on a makeshift setup, like mine currently is.CaesarAZealad wrote: ↑21 Jun 2022, 00:49Reading this thread almost makes me want to clean my desk enough to take pictures of it, but I know in a matter of minutes It'll be covered in Dr Pepper cans and switch parts.
