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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Windows 98 on Fri Oct 14th at 8:37pm 2005


So, why does everyone here have 2 monitors?

And if its like, having one open to internet, instant messenger, music, movies, etc. While having the other on like CS or HL2. I;ve been wondering how I would do that, because I'm getting a new computer soon, and I might want to have a crappy old Dell monitor off to the side that I can just hti a button to switch to and then IM someone or something of the sort, while playing CS.

Specs:

Case: Antec SLK3800B Black Rackmount
Hard Drives: 200gb Maxtor Diamond Max 7200 RPM, 40gb Western Digital7200 RPM
Monitor: LG 715Z17" 16ms LCD Monitor
CD/DVD Burner: Sony IDE Burner 48x
RAM: Corsair XMS 1gb (2x 512)
Speakers: Creative I-Trigue L3450
Video Card: GeForce 7800GT
Sount Card: Creative Sound Blaster Audigy2
Fans: Aspire 120mm Red LED fan
Headset: Turtle Beach TBS-2110-01 (5.1 Suround sound, with mic)
Mouse: Logitech MX510
Motherboard: Abit AN8-Ultra ATX AMD Motherboard






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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by OtZman on Fri Oct 14th at 8:42pm 2005


Not only my desk, but my entire room is a mess. Papers all over the desk, books, boxes, cables and a million other things. On my floor there's clothers, bags and huge piles of dust. I wish I could keep my desk as clean as yours satch.

I haven't got a camera, but I'll see if I can borrow my bro's.






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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by satchmo on Fri Oct 14th at 8:50pm 2005


My wife's desk, however, is my worst nightmare.

Papers and books stacked up way high, and half-full cups of tea and snack wrappers everywhere. Things just get swallowed up by the mess like a big black hole. In fact, I think I've found a hippo wandering amidst the papers once.

But that's the way she likes her desk. I even spent the entire day cleaning up her desk once, but it all goes back to the big mess very quickly. I've given up.




"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return." -- Toulouse-Lautre, Moulin Rouge



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Windows 98 on Fri Oct 14th at 9:03pm 2005


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Papers and books stacked up way high, and half-full cups of tea and snack wrappers everywhere. Things just get swallowed up by the mess like a big black hole.


You just described my desktop <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">






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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Windows 98 on Fri Oct 14th at 10:12pm 2005


I color coded this to according what I wanted to say...


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Nice.... SNES
Wow, that is a very old TV
Why don't you just stack all of these cd's onto that one big one?
Why do you need a clock? There is a clock right on your computer in the toolbar!
What is a bike seat hanging on a stick?






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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Madedog on Fri Oct 14th at 10:48pm 2005


:o
is my ork area THE messiest? wow... these look kinda neat! if I am gonna take few shots tho...

damn... it's 1:14 (am) in here so I believe it's a bit dark those pictures... I do not own a digicam <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/sad.gif"> I'm gonna up them somwhere if my map finishes compile.



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Biological Component on Sat Oct 15th at 12:12am 2005


My parlor area:

image

...sometimes I find it difficult not to get distracted when I'm working in there.

At least I manage to get by with one monitor.




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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by ReNo on Sat Oct 15th at 12:39am 2005


LOL, the fact I didn't even notice there was a computer there for a good few seconds only goes to backup your claims <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">






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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by French Toast on Sat Oct 15th at 1:08am 2005


Exactly the same for me, ReNo <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">




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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Oct 15th at 2:02am 2005


Yes, that IS:

  1. A Buddha statue
  2. another Buddha
  3. a bright green rabbit with a tennisball in his lap.
  4. a plush blood drop behind that.
  5. a 1967 "mercury" insignia on the front of my PC
  6. a spongebob kite i got from my brother in UK.

The top says Sator Letifer, which means "death machine" in a way in Latin.

Nickeltop also says "Atari" on it.

Crappy desk, eh?




I tried sniffing coke, but the ice cubes kept getting stuck in my nose.
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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Windows 98 on Sat Oct 15th at 3:19am 2005


Your desk makes me gasm Nickel <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif">

Now Il be running through the UK looking through windows for a similair computer desk with a songebob kite behind it (And a budah). Do you kneel down while using the "Death Machine"? lol.

P.S.

You have the same speakers as my friend Dan (Leviathan)






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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Oct 15th at 3:53am 2005


dude, i got the desk at "SAMS club" it's made by LEDA desk co. great desk

especially nice when its clean

I have a plush orange bamboo chair i use for the nickeltop.

yes, that's a:

  1. Backlit keyboard (very leet i must say)
  2. a mace (or flail)
  3. a set of pajama bottoms



I tried sniffing coke, but the ice cubes kept getting stuck in my nose.
http://www.dimebowl.com



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Crono on Sat Oct 15th at 3:56am 2005


Actually, an elite keyboard is quite the opposite. No letters. Completley blank. (look for them, they exist)


Blame it on Microsoft, God does.



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Oct 15th at 4:14am 2005


crono.. do you have to ruin.. EVERYTHING I have? why can't you just let a poor guy dream!?!?

THIS IS WHY WE CAN'T HAVE NICE THINGS!!!

I thought we were best friends, but now.. i just don't know...




I tried sniffing coke, but the ice cubes kept getting stuck in my nose.
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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Crono on Sat Oct 15th at 4:50am 2005


Well, how elite is not knowing a keyboard layout? <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_lol.gif">

I was just poking fun at your keyboar, don't be all whiney. And yes, I do know you're kidding. I hope.



Blame it on Microsoft, God does.



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by satchmo on Sat Oct 15th at 5:53am 2005


This is my wife's desk.



It's hard to believe that we live in the same apartment and somehow get along.



"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return." -- Toulouse-Lautre, Moulin Rouge



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by half-dude on Sat Oct 15th at 8:23am 2005


F_U_C_K!




Yes I spell bad, but remimber Mighty are the stupid.

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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Crapceeper on Sat Oct 15th at 9:55am 2005


? quote:
I color coded this to according what I wanted to say...


image

Nice.... SNES
Wow, that is a very old TV
Why don't you just stack all of these cd's onto that one big one?
Why do you need a clock? There is a clock right on your computer in the toolbar!
What is a bike seat hanging on a stick?


SNES: Unfortunately I don't have any games you can play with more then one player. Exept Tetris2. Kinda lame. It's not porperly connected either. When I got this new desk there was a lott of work to do. And I didn't do this part yet. I shall make a photograph of all these wires behind the desk and the shelve. Incredibly.


That old TV is black/white. I only use it for checking the image when I copy a digital movie (DVD) on VHS. The VCR is locaed directly above the TV. And the SNES is supposed to run with TVin on my computerscreen. (As long it is properly connected)

These CDs are partially full of data and the others are empty ones. I try to seperate them (I don't want to lose track of all these ammouts of data (nickelpalte sends me.... uhhhhh))

This clock is there for when I turn off the screen and/or shut off the PC. I've got a clock in almot every side of the room. This small clock also is used as an alarm clock. I hate it to lose track of the time.

This is not a bike seat. This is my desk lamp. It is turned the other way around so the light hits the wall behind and enlightens the room quite cosy.



This colour idea is quite nice. Very clearly laid out.



Never try to be perfect - just try it and make the best out of it



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by Madedog on Sat Oct 15th at 10:30am 2005


Now that's what I call a desk, satchmo!!!!
Anyone borrow me a digicam? <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">



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Re: Your (real) desktop
Posted by G4MER on Sat Oct 15th at 1:06pm 2005


http://themoneyshotz.blogspot.com/2005_02_01_themoneyshotz_archive.html

There is a link to my blog where the screenshot can be seen. Click the image for a 1600x1200 view.

Feel free to take a look around my blog.. I have lots of images there.

http://themoneyshotz.blogspot.com/





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