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    Show us your desk!

    We've had
    desktops and sunsets here's where I work

    (OK so I know my digital camera is still a novelty - I've only had it a week!)
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    $£$&%$%£%$£&%£$^&^()

    i would post my desk, but i dont have one, i own a laptop

    and btw, why do u have two computers??
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    Here's where I work



    Would anyone like fries with that,

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    In all seriousness, this is where I work, but I don't know if the link will work (it's one of those panoramic view thingies).

    http://www.discoveralberta.com/Photo...s/10-2446.html

    My office block is the furthest on the left. I'm on the 18th floor (weird numbering system they have here. Ground floor is 1st floor etc., but they skip the 13th Floor i.e. It goes from 12 to 14. Are the people on the 14th floor really so stupid that they don't realise they are really on the 13th!!!) Mad as a hatter.

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    And this is where I want to be working. Banff (the town in the picture is about an hours drive away in the Rockies).



    I'm going there this weekend for some fun

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    SD - you work on the streets?

    I wont ask any more....



    Just kidding...

    I have always wondered why no 13 floor...(on the elevators)
    like you said..its still the 13th floor! just some idiot put the wrong numbers up!!
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    Re: The 13th Floor. I'm frightened to tell the Canadians in case they haven't noticed yet

    I tell you, it so hot out today I wish I was working the streets... er, okay, I didn't really say that out loud did I?

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    LOL

    you could beg passerby's to use the cig lighter socket in their car for your laptop....
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    13'th floor

    i wonder how they implement that:
    Code:
    |-16| |------------------|
    |-15| |------------------|
    |-14| |------------------| <-part that floats
        | | <- elevatorshaft
    |-12| |------------------| 
    |-11| |------------------|
    |-10| |------------------|
    |-09| |------------------|
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    Big Big opposing magnets?
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    yeah, i thought about magnetic leviation too but that's a bit too expensive. there must be some kind of trick involved, you know with mirrors and stuff
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    writing software in C++ is like driving rivets into steel beam with a toothpick.
    writing haskell makes your life easier:
    reverse (p (6*9)) where p x|x==0=""|True=chr (48+z): p y where (y,z)=divMod x 13
    To throw away OOP for low level languages is myopia, to keep OOP is hyperopia. To throw away OOP for a high level language is insight.

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    Maybe there is a 13th floor, but the elevator/lift just passes it by. It could be just lying empty gathering dust.

    Maybe Canadians have difficulty counting with the big numbers (i.e. more than 10) and get confused.

    We had a fire alarm in this building a while back. The tannoy message was "There has been a fire alarm on the 23rd floor. Will the 23rd floor only,evacuate. I repeat, will the 23rd floor only, evacuate."

    Now it's a 28 storey building. You can bet your ass that if I was on the 24th (or above) floor I'd be evacuating after a message like that. It makes you wonder about some people.

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    And this is where I'll be spending a good chunk of this afternoon



    Have fun,

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    If everyone from 22-24 had to evacuate there would be some trafic with the elevators, i think, so maybe they had to evacuate from the most worst zone first.
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    writing software in C++ is like driving rivets into steel beam with a toothpick.
    writing haskell makes your life easier:
    reverse (p (6*9)) where p x|x==0=""|True=chr (48+z): p y where (y,z)=divMod x 13
    To throw away OOP for low level languages is myopia, to keep OOP is hyperopia. To throw away OOP for a high level language is insight.

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    yeah i think you can have all the fun, i'm too busy doing nothing these days
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    writing software in C++ is like driving rivets into steel beam with a toothpick.
    writing haskell makes your life easier:
    reverse (p (6*9)) where p x|x==0=""|True=chr (48+z): p y where (y,z)=divMod x 13
    To throw away OOP for low level languages is myopia, to keep OOP is hyperopia. To throw away OOP for a high level language is insight.

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    ....any one have my data cable for my camera? my IR link is dead

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    Desk? Whats that?.........oh! you mean the mess that I sit in front of here it is.....
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    That last picture was just obviously an advert for 'Orangina'. I demand the name of the drink to be pixelated.

    BTW Dr. Pepper rulez...

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    Originally posted by billfaceuk
    That last picture was just obviously an advert for 'Orangina'. I demand the name of the drink to be pixelated.

    BTW Dr. Pepper rulez...
    Dr pepper is cool, but that bottle only had water in it, I dont drink Orangina

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    Originally posted by SurfDemon
    Here's where I work




    Me too .
    Nice desk Mark. 2 computers, 2 monitors? Damn, I only have one, well..2 but the other one became my sister's when I got a new one .

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    I don't have a camera so that's me scuppered for sending a photo...although the size of my monitor is just embarrassing

    I have: scanner, 14" monitor, tie, 2 cans of paint, can of lynx, CDs, big pile of paper & school books, wallet, coat hanger, siemens c35i charger, 6 VHS videos, 1 divers' knife, cadbury's miniature heroes pot with bits of kit for my PC in, large dice, screwdriver, cotton buds, 3d glasses, desk tidy, pot of caster sugar.

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    good idea parksie, i don't have a camera either

    19" monitor, big pile of school books and even bigger pile of papers, head phones, speakers, some piles of cd's, an empty cup, an alarm watch, mp3player, pile of receipts, some screwdrivers, mic, 52 athlon stickers, hauppage remote control, some old batteries, some 1.3Ah Ni metal hydride batteries, a pile of bad sectors and startup disks
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    writing software in C++ is like driving rivets into steel beam with a toothpick.
    writing haskell makes your life easier:
    reverse (p (6*9)) where p x|x==0=""|True=chr (48+z): p y where (y,z)=divMod x 13
    To throw away OOP for low level languages is myopia, to keep OOP is hyperopia. To throw away OOP for a high level language is insight.

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    Originally posted by kedaman
    good idea parksie, i don't have a camera either

    19" monitor, big pile of school books and even bigger pile of papers, head phones, speakers, some piles of cd's, an empty cup, an alarm watch, mp3player, pile of receipts, some screwdrivers, mic, 52 athlon stickers, hauppage remote control, some old batteries, some 1.3Ah Ni metal hydride batteries, a pile of bad sectors and startup disks
    you have a remote?!!?!?! COOL!

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    what's cool about that? i can only use it with the win-tv/radio software, except i made an app that intercepts minimation and turns off the comp
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    writing haskell makes your life easier:
    reverse (p (6*9)) where p x|x==0=""|True=chr (48+z): p y where (y,z)=divMod x 13
    To throw away OOP for low level languages is myopia, to keep OOP is hyperopia. To throw away OOP for a high level language is insight.

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    Umm... my room is just full of crap. My bed takes up about a third of the whole room, other than that I have a suitcase, a load of boxes with CDs and books in, a box of electrical stuff, some more boxes stacked up with a TV on top, small desk with computer on, some shelves with more books and CDs and a stereo, and some box files.
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    Originally posted by kedaman
    19" monitor, big pile of school books and even bigger pile of papers, head phones, speakers, some piles of cd's, an empty cup, an alarm watch, mp3player, pile of receipts, some screwdrivers, mic, 52 athlon stickers, hauppage remote control, some old batteries, some 1.3Ah Ni metal hydride batteries, a pile of bad sectors and startup disks
    Nice, what mp3 player do you have?

    I've had a Nomad II for quite a while now. It's served me well.

    I'll post my "workstation" () if I have time

    And I have a 22" monitor. Can ya beat that?


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    Originally posted by Jareware


    And I have a 22" monitor. Can ya beat that?

    -JR-
    and shall I just move over to the 50" plasma screen

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    Here is my pig sty of a desk, sorry about the quality i had to use my webcam as i acn't find the data cable for our digital camera


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    I lost my data cable too, Do you have a comfact flash card? if you have a laptop you should get a card reader...fast and it cost me £3.90 !!!!

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    Getting a data cable for my phone soon

    As soon as my 17" gets fixed (well...when I bother to phone tech support ) I'll be back using that.
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    Originally posted by Jareware


    Nice, what mp3 player do you have?

    I've had a Nomad II for quite a while now. It's served me well.

    I'll post my "workstation" () if I have time

    And I have a 22" monitor. Can ya beat that?


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    well it's labeled "portable mp3 disc player", no company name. i bought it at Stockmann in Hesa half year ago for a 1200mk, thats quite a monitor you have
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    To throw away OOP for low level languages is myopia, to keep OOP is hyperopia. To throw away OOP for a high level language is insight.

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    Originally posted by chenko
    I lost my data cable too, Do you have a comfact flash card? if you have a laptop you should get a card reader...fast and it cost me £3.90 !!!!
    yeah we have one of those cards but the software doesn't seem to work too well with ME

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    Originally posted by zmerlinz


    yeah we have one of those cards but the software doesn't seem to work too well with ME

    Ummmmm, needed no software for ours, just wanted the windows cd, worked on win95 up to winME.


    Mike: Hope you have more luck with your data cable than I do, Couldnt get it to work propery

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    I have an MP3 player... nice piece of tech that.

    The Creative Jukebox - here - holds 6 gig! Yay! It should do @ the price tho :-) But it's value for money - 5p per meg :-)

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    I have an mp3 player but it runs out of batteries before I can play the whole thing! sorry my webcam is attached to the computer so I can't send a picture of it

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    buy some Nikel metalhydride batteries and a charger
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    To throw away OOP for low level languages is myopia, to keep OOP is hyperopia. To throw away OOP for a high level language is insight.

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    Originally posted by Jareware


    Nice, what mp3 player do you have?

    I've had a Nomad II for quite a while now. It's served me well.

    I'll post my "workstation" () if I have time

    And I have a 22" monitor. Can ya beat that?


    -JR-
    22"?? Baby stuff

    I normally use my 21" screen for programming, but use a projection screen for playing unreal, microsoft combat flight sim and watching DVD's. I only have enough wall to display about 15' of screen, but we have had it up to 20'.

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    My desk is quite small at home. I have a load of empty CD cases in my desk shelves (preferring to keep them in CD holders) A bottle of half empty JD, my Saitek Cyborg Jostick, Crappy 15" monitor that is gonna be replaced soon. My mobile phone, a BNC connecter, two sattelite speakers, a sub-woofer, a 5 port Hub, some Purple coloured stones (can't remember the name, but apparently are good for dispelling bad energies caused by computers.... don't ask crazy g/f). A colur print cartrigde and a Tankard that my skittles team got for being runners up in our division, Deodorant, A Troll that is dressed like Elvis, My katana sits on the top shelf of the Desk, one of those irritating ballbearing games that are nearly immpossible to do (you know where you have to get them all in place), the Current fantasy book i am reading. I'd have my Plasma ball on here as well if it could fit.

    Anyone know of a good webcam that isn't all that expensive?
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    My camera was $80 (US) about 1 year ago...its an Intel. They aren't too expensive.

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