What does your desk look like?
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@gjacobse said:
@scottalanmiller said:
The glass on the right overlooks the living room.
for about 2 seconds I thought it was a mirror.. but objects weren't correct. . I like it,.. and I don't. I don't trust glass as a true barrier.
Glass is stronger than drywall.
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@JaredBusch said:
@gjacobse said:
@scottalanmiller said:
The glass on the right overlooks the living room.
for about 2 seconds I thought it was a mirror.. but objects weren't correct. . I like it,.. and I don't. I don't trust glass as a true barrier.
Glass is stronger than drywall.
Yes,.. Tempter'ed glass is.
But I can patch drywall... you can't patch glass. and it's a mess to clean up.
But - glass is nicer - light is good.
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Surprisingly less cluttered than usual...
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This is my office desk
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Not sure... too much crap on it. But I'm pretty sure that there is a desk under there somewhere.
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Right now mine is a laptop on my "death bed" that's what happens when KY weather changes at the drop of a hat you get some weird allergies followed by a cold and a cough that makes you sound like a man, LOL
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Moved up to the terrace today...
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I managed to get a window seat when we expanded into the south wing of our floor.
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@larsen161 said:
I managed to get a window seat when we expanded into the south wing of our floor.
in London, eh? I'll be visiting in July.
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@larsen161 said:
I managed to get a window seat when we expanded into the south wing of our floor.
You seem to be a very busy person. Lots in your calendar
Anyway, Why do you have your own personal Cisco 24 port switch?
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@nadnerB said:
@larsen161 said:
I managed to get a window seat when we expanded into the south wing of our floor.
You seem to be a very busy person. Lots in your calendar
Anyway, Why do you have your own personal Cisco 24 port switch?Why not?
It looks like @larsen161 has a lot of extra devices laying around, probably to connect and configure those as time goes. -
A switch as a desk stand. Interesting.
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My real question for @larsen161... What is the chair on the other side of the desk for? No one will be able to see you through the monitors!
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@coliver said:
My real question for @larsen161... What is the chair on the other side of the desk for? No one will be able to see you through the monitors!
LOL that is another desk.
That open air thing seems to be all the rage in younger tech companies.
that and everyone wearing headphones so they don't hear the other people around them.... -
@larsen161 said:
I managed to get a window seat when we expanded into the south wing of our floor.
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@Dashrender said:
LOL that is another desk.
That open air thing seems to be all the rage in younger tech companies.
that and everyone wearing headphones so they don't hear the other people around them....I think it's fair to say that office space overlooking Tower Bridge is seriously expensive so you need to cram in as many workers as possible.
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@Dashrender said:
@coliver said:
My real question for @larsen161... What is the chair on the other side of the desk for? No one will be able to see you through the monitors!
LOL that is another desk.
That open air thing seems to be all the rage in younger tech companies.
that and everyone wearing headphones so they don't hear the other people around them....Oh... I didn't even notice that. I'd hate to be that user with hot exhaust and fan noise of that switch.
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@Dashrender said:
@coliver said:
My real question for @larsen161... What is the chair on the other side of the desk for? No one will be able to see you through the monitors!
LOL that is another desk.
That open air thing seems to be all the rage in younger tech companies.
that and everyone wearing headphones so they don't hear the other people around them....I can't stand that setup. They did that when I was in San Fran. Unusable. Everyone had to go home to get anything done. Total waste of space.
