No.231
>>230We do to. I didn't even notice until you pointed it out. Do you like it? I've been using mine for about 4 years now.
No.238
>>237Other side of the pond, Aussie. What gave it away?
No.239
>>238panadol, blackmores and centrum
that sistema looking plastic box
the toothbrush
multibox
No.240
>>228this looks like i want my room to look like
No.242
>>239>multiboxWhat's that? Which toothbrush gave it away, the woolies one or the sensodyne one?
>>240Honestly I'm lucky that I don't have to confine myself to a single room; I've a whole house I can clutter up with my junk.
No.243
>>242the woolworths select one. i use one myself. it's shit.
the surge protector thing beneath the desk.
No.248
>>243I tried it once, and it tore my gums apart. They've been relegated to plastic crack use only.
>surge protectorNow that I understand.
No.313
>>227I feel comfortable posting because it looks like my battlestation isn't the only one that is a bit messy.
There are a bunch of servers in the closet as well.
No.347
>>344>car fluidsmuh nigguh
I have to change my brake fluid but am too scared of complications and rust making everything fall apart in my hands. Also I have no one to do it with, and the one-man method seems risky, brake system might suck some air in.
sage for OT
No.367
>>361fuck this is like my dream setup sushi roll. what games you play with those controllers?
No.369
>>367Thank you sushi roll! These days it's usually War Thunder, Elite Dangerous, and Star Citizen. Occasionally though I'll jump back into IL-2 Sturmovik when I feel like being a cyka blyat.
No.481
>>259Here's my current setup. Somehow I ended up with another weird Hanns G monitor, but at least this one is leaning straight. Also has a vertical mode for danmaku ;3
>>479I'm so confused by this seating arrangement.
No.484
>>481nice omnikey 102!
i have an omnikey 101 but the spacebar is going.
No.493
>>488Your wall looks like a giant glitch. I like it.
No.595
It's difficult for me to fit all of my battlestation into one photograph, since it's kind of a wraparound station (once you include my water bottles so that I can stay hydrated). Also the bright window makes it difficult to take properly exposed pictures, especially since much of my equipment is black-colored.
>>313I want to be like you. I have a server over in the corner of my room but it's loud and will probably get decommissioned when I move all my media to the machine in pics related.
I've been considering getting a different desk. I originally bought the one I'm using now b/c I was in highschool and figured that the school tables are made to take quite a beating, so one of those should serve perfectly fine for a desk. Besides being a little small, it was a good purchase, but I've got more computers than I can manage on just the one desk at this point.
No.596
>>313I want an office that looks like this.
No.598
I'm
>>228. Moved some things around in the house and the new battlestation is set up.
No.599
>>598That wheel/peddle stand is cool. Did you make it or is it available somewhere?
No.600
>>599>Did you make itI wish I was handyman enough to be able to make something like that. I got it from Next Level Racing
http://www.ne xtlevelracing.com/products/next-level-racing-wheel-stand/.
No.621
>>620pretty damn comfy
what gen is your ps3?
No.624
>>623I find this extremely comfy.
No.625
>>623be careful with that scanner and the little dude D:
No.730
>>727what is your job sushi roll?
No.731
>>730Computer engineer. Freelance PCB design, software engineering, systems architecture, that sort of stuff.
I wish I didn't have to work any more and could spend more time on personal and community projects.
No.737
>>736reminds me of when I only had a laptop
No.738
>>737Does anyone here wish that they still only had one computer? I remember when I had a single computer and an old 1024x800CRT. I had slackware on there with some minimal package set. Flakey internet because I was stealing my neighbors phone line at the time ahha, but I remember finding some local BBS's and stuff and diling around. I got more work done and more code produced than I do on my current multi monitor multi cored workstation beast (>>727).
No.739
>>738I only have one shitty old laptop and I don't really need anything else.
No.740
>>738I kinda feel the same way too. I was a lot more productive when I was getting by with Pentium and Pentium II processors when everyone else had 2GHz+ Pentium 4 and Athlon XP processors. I spent a lot more time learning to use what I already had, and solving problems without having to use google for every little thing. I used to read a lot more books too. I guess I wasn't able to distract myself with internet videos and video games all the time, and my computer was too weak for divx tv shows, so if I wanted to watch something, I had to wait a week for that one hour it was aired on TV, instead of binge-watching it all in two days.
It is my own fault for being easily distracted anyways, tho I could make steps to limit myself. I've seen others cut the cord completely at home, and only using the internet at work or in their office.
No.741
>>740I personally haven’t owned a PC for about 7 months(posting this from my cell, my bst is the one with the omnikey plus and mega man mousepad). In that time I got a good job, made lots of friends, etc..
Definitely worth it, but I’m getting my new motherboard in the mail tomorrow(I got rid of my old one to discipline myself). So new picture soon lol.
The hardest part was finding ways to entertain myself at night, especially at this time of the year. I do own a Switch and 2 games, there’s tv(which is boring most of the time), and YouTube on the phone. But you start missing the desktop oriented chat programs, websites, yar har fiddlydee, and complex games after awhile. But none of that can replace a good book in the park, so I’ll try to keep that in perspective when I’m given back the keys.
No.742
It’s not too good right now as I just got this PC. I’m getting a new monitor soon and then a new desk.
No.744
>>743That looks awesome sushi!
No.748
>>259>>481The Mario thing lights up, but I keep forgetting to buy batteries for it when I'm out.
The only thing I still have from these pics is my mouse, and the Omnikey, but it's in storage atm.
No.749
>>743Email those suckers to yourself sushi!
No.963
>>833his room is the cleanest and best organized though. autism has its ups and downs.
No.964
>>833I think they're cool, I laughed when I saw them on top of a super nice glass case of weebshit.
No.966
>>965Extremely comfy. I like it!
No.990
>>989I could be wrong but is that mastodon on the left monitor?
No.991
>>990I believe it is discord, probably.
No.992
>>968don't worry. it looks on a budget, but bretty comf.
>>989could be comf, but yeah, terrible mess
No.1050
I used to have a gaming PC. Built a really fast computer. Had a multi-monitor setup, lots of stuff around my desk, the works.
But I found that discouraged me from going out. Now, my battlestation is literally just a MacBook. I work on group programming projects with people on campus, or sometimes I work or study in the library or engineering building. It's much more liberating to move around instead of confining myself to a room. A room can feel like a prison.
Sure, a laptop is slower, not as upgradable, and more expensive for the same performance. No, I can't play games on it. But it encourages me to be more productive and social.
Just my two cents.
No.1059
>>1058>vertical mouseI like you.
