Workplace Photo meme, 2 of 4
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bjarvisThis is a shot of our home computer room.
It's a small room of the basement rec room and is rather difficult to photograph effectively.
One can see the edge of the book case on the extreme right. Just beyond it is the Linux server; out of sight on the wall above the Linux box is a white dry erase board on which I keep my current to-do list. Dead center is the iMac with considerable glare reflecting off the monitor. In the left corner is my XP box. Out of sight to the extreme left is![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kent4str's XP box but you can see the big blue chair directly in front of it.
On the shelves above are the printers, the fax machine, the scanner, trays of in & out files, blocks of paper, trays of diskettes, misc stationery and various components of the network. One day when I get energetic, I'll try to sort it all into a more reasonable order.
It's a small room of the basement rec room and is rather difficult to photograph effectively.
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Home computer room, 2007-03-04 |
One can see the edge of the book case on the extreme right. Just beyond it is the Linux server; out of sight on the wall above the Linux box is a white dry erase board on which I keep my current to-do list. Dead center is the iMac with considerable glare reflecting off the monitor. In the left corner is my XP box. Out of sight to the extreme left is
kent4str's XP box but you can see the big blue chair directly in front of it.On the shelves above are the printers, the fax machine, the scanner, trays of in & out files, blocks of paper, trays of diskettes, misc stationery and various components of the network. One day when I get energetic, I'll try to sort it all into a more reasonable order.
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Date: 2007-03-05 02:32 am (UTC)I'm in the process of down-sizing, myself.
I'm hoping to pare down to a single laptop, a single printer, and enough wireless networking equipment to be able to do what we want, when we want, with as much bandwidth as we can use!