[unluky]

I'm sure the snowflakes will cry again - so THIS IS JUST A JOKE!

[oVeRdOsE.]

Originally Posted by unluky

I'm sure the snowflakes will cry again - so THIS IS JUST A JOKE!

^^ also iirc in french europe, 'gerber' means puke.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by 5.M0NSTER

The only thing missing is a cabinet for scotch and bourbon, as well as crystal snifters and whiskey glasses. Essential part of any home office.

That's my WORK office! I don't have pictures of the other half, but there is a meeting table, another book shelf unit, an 8-foot whiteboard, and two more windows behind the camera. Much of the furniture (except the desk) was custom-built for the last president's office, and cast off in less than a year when that president was run out. Note that I changed the room number on the door to pi, because it is irrational for one person to have such a large office when I left behind 5 colleagues who are all cramped into a shared office space about the same square footage.

Originally Posted by Artemis

Quick tip: cable management: https://voltcave.com/desk-cable-management/

Let me tell you a funny story about what happens when an IT person gets moved from a cramped shared office suite with tiny desks to the mother-of-all private offices. The other IT people who got moved into even more cramped spaces with even smaller desks get jealous, and they are the ones who do cable management and office setups for the entire organization. Long story short, I had to do my own cable management...funded out of my own pocket...without access to the supply room to grab all of the cables and stuff that I needed to avoid the conflict until things settled down.

The above picture was taken the day that I moved, and I was still trying to figure out how to lay out a huge desk. For a scale, those cables were in raceways with slack to spare in my old desk! I allocated 4 hours to move, and needed to be up and running ASAP to handle emergencies. With no access to the supply room for longer cables and organizers (and a state fire inspector on-site all week looking to write citations for extension cords in offices), I didn't have an option other than stretching the short cords to a floor-standing UPS until I could order the correct cables and raceways. When the stuff came in, I spent the better part of a day teaching an intern about the art of cable management.

It is worth mentioning that my new office passed the state fire inspection with flying colors. Don't ask about the offices of the people who do cable management and office setups for the entire organization. In their defense, the room that they are all crammed into probably needs a 100 amp sub-panel to run the gear for five people per the local electrical code.....

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[spazzyfry123]

Originally Posted by unluky

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Are there actually laws for this? I don't smoke, but I sure remember my entire childhood being in the car with dad. At least he cracked the window!

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Artemis

Quick tip: cable management: https://voltcave.com/desk-cable-management/

Thank you. Was going to the same place, you saved me a few minutes.

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

That's my WORK office! I don't have pictures of the other half, but there is a meeting table, another book shelf unit, an 8-foot whiteboard, and two more windows behind the camera. Much of the furniture (except the desk) was custom-built for the last president's office, and cast off in less than a year when that president was run out. Note that I changed the room number on the door to pi, because it is irrational for one person to have such a large office when I left behind 5 colleagues who are all cramped into a shared office space about the same square footage.

exactly. needs more booze. most my filing cabinets in my office are filled with bottles cause im saving the environment by not using paper archives

[Joekerr]

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[5.M0NSTER]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

That's my WORK office! I don't have pictures of the other half, but there is a meeting table, another book shelf unit, an 8-foot whiteboard, and two more windows behind the camera. Much of the furniture (except the desk) was custom-built for the last president's office, and cast off in less than a year when that president was run out. Note that I changed the room number on the door to pi, because it is irrational for one person to have such a large office when I left behind 5 colleagues who are all cramped into a shared office space about the same square footage.

Ah, sorry! I assumed since my home office looks a lot like that if you place a wall on the left. But anyway, I would still insist on a liquor cabinet. Even if you have to custom build it into the existing furniture.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

I might have to pass out a few binary clocks this Christmas!

They keep offering to move me to an "interior, larger" office. F THAT!!!! I have a window, I ain't giving it up!!!!

[unluky]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

I might have to pass out a few binary clocks this Christmas!

They keep offering to move me to an "interior, larger" office. F THAT!!!! I have a window, I ain't giving it up!!!!

TRUTH!!! I like seeing the sun, my car, and the sunsets when I work late. The windows are the best part of my office! That and my snoring dog.......

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[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

I might have to pass out a few binary clocks this Christmas!

You would be surprised to see that no current IT graduates know what it is or how to read it, even in BCD mode.

They keep offering to move me to an "interior, larger" office. F THAT!!!! I have a window, I ain't giving it up!!!!

Amen!

I gave up a 6' x 8' space in a shared office, with a window seat and this view:





In return, I received a 14' x 20' private corner office, with *five* windows, a meeting table, and an 8-foot whiteboard for planning/sketching. As much as I miss the view, being able to use my speakerphone was enough of a benefit to sacrifice the view.....

[iminhell1]

Sucks to only be able to look outside.


I work outside and love every day of it.

[unluky]

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[2000cs]

Originally Posted by unluky

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Lots of majors for him in college, not much chance of success in a trade. College it is!

[NEfan508]

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[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by unluky

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You mean he can start fires with his mind AND change his sex??? And he chooses to play baseball.....what a waste.

[Vista]