- Two 24" monitors, each on single Humanscale monitor arms (bought used on eBay, at a significant discount). I switched from dual arms to single because the latter means that I can move one monitor without affecting the other.
- Tenkeyless mechanical keyboard (MX silent red switches)
- 60% mech keyboard (MX brown switches)
- Vertical Logitech mouse on a mousepad (that looks like a mini carpet)
- Work laptop
- Microphone on a Rode arm (bought used on eBay) that's fixed onto a wall shelf
- Custom-built PC in an ATX Mid Tower
- HDMI switch that lets me use my main monitor with my work laptop and my PC
- USB switch that lets me do the same with my keyboard and mouse
- A collection of mechanical pencils in a ceramic sugar skull
What battle station? Real hackers have a sticker festooned laptop with the keys falling off that SSHs into something decent, hopefully with permission ;-)
(My “battle station” is a hipster coffee shop where they know not to ask questions about what I’m doing on the wifi or why I sometimes dart off suddenly.)
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 33.1 ms ] threadIt would make sense to replace it with something that uses less electricity, but the requirement for ECC ram limits the options.
- Standing desk
- Two 24" monitors, each on single Humanscale monitor arms (bought used on eBay, at a significant discount). I switched from dual arms to single because the latter means that I can move one monitor without affecting the other.
- Tenkeyless mechanical keyboard (MX silent red switches)
- 60% mech keyboard (MX brown switches)
- Vertical Logitech mouse on a mousepad (that looks like a mini carpet)
- Work laptop
- Microphone on a Rode arm (bought used on eBay) that's fixed onto a wall shelf
- Custom-built PC in an ATX Mid Tower
- HDMI switch that lets me use my main monitor with my work laptop and my PC
- USB switch that lets me do the same with my keyboard and mouse
- A collection of mechanical pencils in a ceramic sugar skull
- 2 24” monitors on VESA mount arms
- keychron k2v2 mechanical keyboard
- Herman miller Aeron chair
- personal m1 MacBook Pro 14”
- personal iPad mini 6th gen and Apple Pencil ( I just got this so I’m excited to use it for work and personal stuff)
- notebook for bullet journaling
- noise cancelling headphones
(My “battle station” is a hipster coffee shop where they know not to ask questions about what I’m doing on the wifi or why I sometimes dart off suddenly.)
It's like they don't grok some of us were born here.
(I thought the new trend is coworking paired with loud coffee shop conversations? ;))
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