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My new mobile workstation, need better pics of the desktop stuff later...

HP dm1z w/AMD Fusion, most excellent unit. Still need to calibrate displays and clean up some details, but this is pretty much my "work from home" set up.

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Dane

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Yea, saw that a few days ago somewhere... I very much doubt that it's real...

Not only is the amount of guns unbelievable, but the P90 on the left looks like it's got a filled magazine in it, the fourth gun from the desk also seem to be loaded as well as the rightmost one (not with a lot of bullets but still one hanging out of it), also the two rightmost guns, I doubt you are allowed to have those weapons standing in your home even with the crazy gun laws of the US :p

I believe its real. If you look on some websites for guns, a few people of rooms with alot of guns on the wall. You can have though guns in your house loaded and ready to go. Some of them you might need a special thing to own it. Other then that you an do as you wish. On one website I goto alot a guy posted a picture that had over 10 AR-15's in the room all ready to go on a rack. Another guy posted a picture he had a **** load of pistols and ar's all ready.

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stevember

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I believe its real. If you look on some websites for guns, a few people of rooms with alot of guns on the wall. You can have though guns in your house loaded and ready to go. Some of them you might need a special thing to own it. Other then that you an do as you wish. On one website I goto alot a guy posted a picture that had over 10 AR-15's in the room all ready to go on a rack. Another guy posted a picture he had a **** load of pistols and ar's all ready.

Completely fake, I cannot believe that he has so many sets of headphones and only one set of ears!

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arewhyfour

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Here's the updated photos for this month:

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What desk is that?

Danke!

I believe I got it at Office Depot, but I can't find it on their site any more.

Edit: Correction, I got it at Staples. Here's the link: http://www.staples.com/Z-Line-Gemini-L-Desk-Maple-Black/product_497474?cmArea=SEARCH

What iPod/iPhone stand/holder is that?

It's actually this http://www.amazon.com/Mobile-iPhone-Angled-Support-Calling/dp/B002OLM56K

Which isn't the same as Neo posted.

Edit: I missed Warbucks post when I posted this, but he's right.

If you're interested in the iPad stand this is it: http://www.amazon.com/GSI-Quality-Hands-Free-Desktop-Rotating/dp/B003ZWN5OI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1297394690&sr=8-1

The stand isn't that great, but if you want something that looks like an iMac and is cheap, then get this.

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arewhyfour

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I REALLY like the color of your wall. Might have a new weekend project...

I forgot the color codes for my wall, so in order to do touch ups I'm pretty much going to have to repaint that room. Sucks.

I think the pain goes well with the yellow tint on the desk.

You do not seriously have a framed troll face. You sir win 100 Internetz. :laugh:

A client left a demo of a product he was selling on his online store. So I just reused the frame and printed that out.

I also had our sign shop print me out some Reddit stickers, but they made them way too big. This is the only picture I had of them on my phone: http://i.imgur.com/F8LrY.jpg (don't mind the cat or the trash bag of old computer parts I'm finally throwing away) :-)

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arewhyfour

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heres mine :-)

dell precision m6500

samsung q1

dell e4310

iphone 4

lg 42"lcd

hyper-v cusom built media centre pc

samsung surround sound

xbox 360

wii

sky hd

pic taken with iphone 3gs

Maybe you can explain this a little bit, but I never understood the point of having everything in one room.

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