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Dec 15, 2003 02:28 | #61

Video and Photo processing rig....not to mention my game machine.

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I just shoved a vcr and dvd player between the TV and monitor to give them some space so I don't get so much interference from the TV....I can't afford MU Metal at this point to block the TV interference.

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thomascanty

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Dec 15, 2003 03:10 | #62

belmondo wrote:
Wait...... I can count to twelve in Swedish. Does that count?

Well, it does to twelve anyway...

My name is Lonnie, but I answer to Thomas too.
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UK_Terry

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Dec 15, 2003 04:59 | #63

Well here is my little room.

The computer is hidden under table:
Windows XP ; 2000 MHz ;
40 GB H/D ; 767 MB RAM.

Adobe Photoshop Version: 8.0 ;

19" LG Monitor:

In front of keyboard Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook, which i take out to download CF Card on the road.
(i bought used hense only 8Gb)
In front of that a drawing tablet ( never used).

Printer, scanner etc behind chair

Fishtank doubles up as a winter refuge for some of my Pond fish and also Humidifys (if thats a word) the room.

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Dec 16, 2003 14:46 | #64

ilya wrote:
CDS, just curious (seriously), what do you need 6 motherboards for; you do video?

I could tell you,. but then I would have to kill you

Suffice it to say,. they were used for serious network number crunching.. the graphics cards were there only so I could use the standard interface I am used to as opposed to remote desktop alternatives... in the end it was better that way as the remote desktop software would have imposed a performance hit...

VVizard... I like your rack mount server
Seems we have some more things in common

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Dec 16, 2003 14:47 | #65

P.S.,...

Too many of you need to get a better monitor!!!!

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UK_Terry

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Dec 16, 2003 16:14 | #66

CyberDyneSystems wrote:
P.S.,...

Too many of you need to get a better monitor!!!!

many of us would like to, but some of us have the best we can afford!!!

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Dec 16, 2003 17:35 | #67

OK. Here goes...

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If I can't capture it out here, it doesn't get printed.

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Dec 28, 2003 18:05 | #69

This has been an interesting thread, and I'm now brave enough to show you mine :-)

My Dell is to the right its a P4 2.6, with 1 GB Ram with 3 hard drives 60 GB, 120 GB and 80 GB and a DVD writer. I do video work and play with my Tivo through this machine. The other machine is an Athlon 566 mhz used strictly for working with the Tivo hard drive. My Thinkpad is on the portable hospital table, which can be carted around the room as needed. Be it ever so humble I call it home :-)

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.......and yet another Tom W.

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Dec 28, 2003 20:18 | #70

Well here's my space...my wife calls it "My hole in the wall." *LOL* Life is good I just noticed the white cat hair on the carpet...looking for the sweeper Now! :lol:
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Jan 10, 2004 21:12 | #71

I thought I'd resurrect this old chestnut by showing you this morning's work space. Those are railroad tracks in the background. (cameras in the foreground). It was a beautiful day in the desert, although a teeny bit hazy.

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I'm not short. I'm concentrated awesome!

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Jan 10, 2004 21:22 | #73

Tehachapi is my second favorite place in the whole world---right behind my recliner. Unfortunately, my wife doesn't share my fascination with either place.

Tom

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Jan 10, 2004 21:24 | #74

Impressive ... what are their names?

1D Mark II and stuff

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Jan 10, 2004 21:27 | #75

Beautiful white lenses!

You've got an awesome setup there.

BTW, is that a windmill farm behind you? I have only seen 2 working windmills in my life, neither of which was very large.

Tom
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