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Let's start with my desk. Note the inevitable bottle of Diet Pepsi; no programmer
shall be without one! The cat didn't come with the monitor and
sadly, wasn't under warranty. |
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The computer to the left of my desk is a big mother. Look how many wires come out of
its back! |
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There are even more wires underneath my desk, plus connectors for my phone line, ISDN,
and cable modem data. |
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To the right of my monitor is a set of test instruments that I develop software for.
Nice pile, pity I can't show all the wires coming out of their back! |
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Well here are some of them... the wires connecting the instruments underneath my desk. |
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Behind my instruments is my Network Operating Center. Hard to see, but it's actually
two 10-BaseT concentrators, a cable modem, an ISDN router, and an ADSL router in that
pile. |
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And here is the wiring for my network. Some of it anyway. |
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Moving to the right of the test radios, there's a printer, a portable machine, and a
monitor and keyboard used with my servers. |
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What servers? These servers. Note the authentic MUD sitcker on, what else? Why, the
MUD server of course. |
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Servers need plenty of wires, even if they don't have individual keyboards and
monitors. |
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Finally, across the room is my experimenter's desk; tools, a VGA monitor used when I
build machines or test motherboards, an oscilloscope, and parts boxes. Oh yes, and more
wires underneath! |
