Get your geek hat on and show off your rigs; computers, servers, devices preferably use imgur. Also, at least short summary of what's in the picture(s) models preferred :-)
Ask HN: Can I see your rig?
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#2Paid 100$ for a used Chromebook ARM, running crouton. Cheap, silent, x86-free.
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#3Not without dinner first.
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#4I think there are two types of people. Those who still fetishize hardware, and the rest of us who just care about the product created by the hardware. A carpenter (I don't speak from experience, merely from analogy) is probably more proud to show off something he's made than the tools he used to make it.
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#6Mine: http://urza.cc/pc2013/
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#8Mine: http://urza.cc/pc2013/
If you don't mind, can you elaborate on the mouse some more?
How long did it take you to get used to it, how is the accuracy for progrmaming/office-type work, have you used another vertical mouse you can compare it to?
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#9I think there are two types of people. Those who still fetishize hardware, and the rest of us who just care about the product created by the hardware. A carpenter (I don't speak from experience, merely from analogy) is probably more proud to show off something he's made than the tools he used to make it.
Especially true of photography. Countless friends love showing off their lenses and whatnot. I'm always more interested in the pictures than the lenses.
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#10Mine: http://urza.cc/pc2013/
My back hurts just looking at that last shot.