My Workspace

You can tell a lot about a man by looking at his desk. See if you can spot the following items:

  • Thick academic looking books to make me feel smart
  • Quirky nose-shaped tissue dispenser
  • USB powered Secret knock candy dispenser I built myself using Arduino technology
  • Ancient clock radio
  • Spare capo just in case someone shows up in my office needing to quickly change keys
  • Books I actually use stacked horizontally on top of books I rarely use
  • Remote for my remotely controlled electrical outlet (completely unnecessary, but everything wireless is better right?)
  • Bag of Skittles to refill candy dispenser
  • Spoon for eating soup at my desk
  • Contigo coffee cup that will keep my coffee warm until about 11:34
  • Powered USB hub with seven  USB connections
  • Wireless Mouse
  • Christmas lights with fade effect
  • 5-year-old laptop still awesome
  • Bluetooth connected speaker streaming Pandora
  • Family pictures
 I also have a mood light I built myself using Picaxe technology. It changes from red to green to blue and it is powered by the USB hub.

So what does this say about me? I love the Bible and superfluous use of technology. Candy, guitar, and family also play important roles in my life. 

Comments

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