I built one for my office not too long ago: 85" long x 24" deep x 30" inches tall (standard height for most tables). I'd build one slightly taller for your needs. I made mine using face frame construction via pocket holes and a prefab glue up top from home depot. I added an extra half depth shelf under for all of the boxen, printers and scanners that I work with (keeps them out of the way). I have a large space dedicated to build area for new machines and an extra KVM cable for testing them out on an old monitor. The only thing I would change on the bench is to make it easier to do power (see earlier recommendations for a long power strip). I also keep all of my screws, tools, cable ties, standoffs, etc in a little storage case designed for bead craft (see your local fabric or craft store). I keep it next to the bench at all times. The case itself isn't all that big, but it holds all my stuff and the lid prevents contents from mixing from one cell to another. I do a lot of woodworking as a hobby and I totally recommend looking in any of the Shopnotes or Woodsmith mags (Wood too) for ideas on storage solutions for various parts and tools. Who knows...you might just turn a plan for a table saw blade storage system into a mobo storage unit! I'm building a clamp storage rack tomorrow before I go restore some lady's hard drive at work. Grrrrr...
Good luck and always count your fingers and your toes before and after each cut!
Your bandwidth has been capped, but the good news is, you pay the same low price for involuntarily downgraded service! Thanks for using Comcast! Have a nice day!
F*** that! I'm dumping them if I notice any difference in my service. My message to them...
Your income has been capped, but the good news is, you are one step closer to freeing yourself from those pests called users! Thanks for f***ing your customer! Have a nice takeover! Hope the layoffs go well!
As a user of XP RC2, Microsoft's release canidates are extremely close to their actual product. From XP RC2 to XP 2600, I found no changes (except for the build number and "Evaulation Use Only" missing from the desktop).
You weren't using it very much is what you are saying, right?
Four years ago, I stopped working on my Master's thesis in Social Anthropology. Now, I'm getting back to it again, and I find there's a _lot_ of text to deal with. I have a 350-page field diary, a dozen transcripts of recorded interviews, lists of books and articles, extensive notes about the books and articles, and the books and articles themselves in dead-tree or electronic format. I want to organize _all_ of it. I need to keep track of all the different text files on my computer (most are in MS formats, though I now use GNU/Linux), which ideally means keeping personalized sets of metadata about each file, linking files to other files and to entries in bibliography lists, and having some sort of version control.
Dude. Quit procrastinating and write the damn thing...your teachers have no clue who you are and it will be a surprise when you dump said "thesis" on their desks.
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I built one for my office not too long ago: 85" long x 24" deep x 30" inches tall (standard height for most tables). I'd build one slightly taller for your needs. I made mine using face frame construction via pocket holes and a prefab glue up top from home depot. I added an extra half depth shelf under for all of the boxen, printers and scanners that I work with (keeps them out of the way). I have a large space dedicated to build area for new machines and an extra KVM cable for testing them out on an old monitor. The only thing I would change on the bench is to make it easier to do power (see earlier recommendations for a long power strip). I also keep all of my screws, tools, cable ties, standoffs, etc in a little storage case designed for bead craft (see your local fabric or craft store). I keep it next to the bench at all times. The case itself isn't all that big, but it holds all my stuff and the lid prevents contents from mixing from one cell to another. I do a lot of woodworking as a hobby and I totally recommend looking in any of the Shopnotes or Woodsmith mags (Wood too) for ideas on storage solutions for various parts and tools. Who knows...you might just turn a plan for a table saw blade storage system into a mobo storage unit! I'm building a clamp storage rack tomorrow before I go restore some lady's hard drive at work. Grrrrr...
Good luck and always count your fingers and your toes before and after each cut!
What about DVDs? I think I'm the last geek in the US without a DVD in his PC.
...we will need something like this to prevent older ppl from driv...err..flying into farmer's markets.
...close the door.
Don't forget about Low Sodium K too...
Does it say how many tons of plants have existed in the last billion years or so?
Nope. I can't find a full list of assumptions either.
Oh come on, it mentions patents, Amazon, Linux, and has lots of links! What more do you want???
tits?
If you pipe that to clippy, does that damn paper clip come up and read it to you?
...install Windows.
Your bandwidth has been capped, but the good news is, you pay the same low price for involuntarily downgraded service! Thanks for using Comcast! Have a nice day!
F*** that! I'm dumping them if I notice any difference in my service. My message to them...
Your income has been capped, but the good news is, you are one step closer to freeing yourself from those pests called users! Thanks for f***ing your customer! Have a nice takeover! Hope the layoffs go well!
I'm sorry, haven't you heard that Europa is forever off-limits to us?
No. No. That's Myanus, not Europa.
Why is water a prerequisite for plate tectonics?
DUH! Because things (e.g. HUGE rocks) float in water!!
...put those same ppl on America's Army and watch them get cleaned up rather quickly. When you die, you are DEAD (for the rest of that game).
As a user of XP RC2, Microsoft's release canidates are extremely close to their actual product. From XP RC2 to XP 2600, I found no changes (except for the build number and "Evaulation Use Only" missing from the desktop).
You weren't using it very much is what you are saying, right?
Dude! You've been thinking about this WAY too long.
Oh good god! That, my friends, is good stuff.
"GREAT GOOOGLYMOOGLY"
no shit. has the riaa ever heard of the word "sustainable"?
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When you sit in front, all screens line up reasonably well ...
WHERE ELSE ARE YOU GOING TO SIT?!?!
Pi redefined as 3,
:-)
1 redefined as 0,
and
10 redefined as 27.
Sigh....
Reminds me of the Football Physics class in college...gravity was rounded up to 10m/s.
Four years ago, I stopped working on my Master's thesis in Social Anthropology. Now, I'm getting back to it again, and I find there's a _lot_ of text to deal with. I have a 350-page field diary, a dozen transcripts of recorded interviews, lists of books and articles, extensive notes about the books and articles, and the books and articles themselves in dead-tree or electronic format. I want to organize _all_ of it. I need to keep track of all the different text files on my computer (most are in MS formats, though I now use GNU/Linux), which ideally means keeping personalized sets of metadata about each file, linking files to other files and to entries in bibliography lists, and having some sort of version control.
Dude. Quit procrastinating and write the damn thing...your teachers have no clue who you are and it will be a surprise when you dump said "thesis" on their desks.
(Pssst...these guys are government contractors that they are talking about...you ARE the investor)
"take care of the shareholders", God kills a Domokun.