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compslckr said:i have a case on the way to my dorm right now from think geek; i have mid terms coming up on october 18, so i am going to need it![]()
http://www.thinkgeek.com/caffeine/drinks/2818/
The words "BROOKE BURKE" written down the side should be a dead give away...iownyou14 said:I like the Last Pic![]()
Who is she (in the poster)?
sdk said:Why are you watching Dr. Phill?
Thaddy said:The words "BROOKE BURKE" written down the side should be a dead give away...
DrNigel said:![]()
I like to keep my desk area pretty clean, but that doesn't keep me from finding places to keep all the extra junk parts.
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Some of the toys.
Notice my sub (which I built the box for. It's a 12" Adire Shiva, in case you were wondering) and cd deck, they're out of my car at the moment.
You'll also notice that I'm a huge Formula One fan. (MotoGP and WRC too!)
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We actually saw the pictures the first time, you didn't have to quote all of them...DR_K13 said:ahhhh a real race fan!!!!!!!! f-1 is the besr
Thaddy said:The words "BROOKE BURKE" written down the side should be a dead give away...
ks_tidal said:lol , anit it cool when you look at all the pictures and see at least 1000 mx duos
at least i know i got a popular product when i bought mine!
I think MX Duos are popular because people trying different mice stop when they get there and say "Best I've tried so far, and good enough" and never move on to the Razer products.compslckr said:yeah, the mx duo is an awesome product, it seems like every computer enthusiest has one, even the guys on "the screen savers" on techTV
ks_tidal said:but the razor isnt cordless lol
my mx700 on my icemat is damn good ive tried a few other too
if you are too weak to move 2 double A batteries across a smooth surface you really need to get to the gym moredderidex said:With a mouse bungee, it's almost as good.
Plus, you aren't lugging around 12 lbs worth of batteries across the mousepad every time you want to move the damn thing.
Cordless will only be interesting to me once they find a way to make those mice weight as little as a non-cordless mouse.
It's not the strength that's the problem, it's the damn repetitive movement stress. With a lighter mouse, that's not a problem. Especially one with the precision of a Razer mouse. Only have to move it an inch to shoot the point all the way across the screen - and that's with no acceleration, it's just got that high an accuracy in movement. 1" on the pad = 2100 pixels of screen movement at maximum precision. Compare that to the 800 pixels per inch resolution of the MX duo mouse. You either have to turn on acceleration, which causes the mouse to skip pixels in a 'best guess' as to where you want the pointer to end up, or live with the lower resolution and have to run the mouse halfway across the pad to move the same number of screen pixels. Neither is an acceptable option to me, so I use the 2100dpi Boomslangs.compslckr said:if you are too weak to move 2 double A batteries across a smooth surface you really need to get to the gym more![]()
wtf is everythig on the right wall shelfs? cups? candles?Sidgoop said:![]()
Yeah, I know it looks like a flea market vomited, but it's really all cool stuff...
From left to right:
A framed Eddie Van Halen guitar pick, a working payphone converted for home use, my P.O.S. desktop case housing my mediocre computer, cheapo 17" monitor, a Pontiac Fiero seat computer chair (working speakers in the headrest), HP laserjet4 I found at a thrift store for $4, and a TRS80 model 3 I found at the same thrift store for $7. Everything works!
dderidex said:I think MX Duos are popular because people trying different mice stop when they get there and say "Best I've tried so far, and good enough" and never move on to the Razer products.
I've tried both. A Razer Boomslang on a quality mousepad (Icemat) and with a Mouse Bungee totally pwns an MX Duo in every way.
wireless are good for game because you dont have to worry about that dang cord getting in the way or getting snaged.apHytHiaTe said:Is the new boomslang out? cuz i thought the latest one was only 1000dpi.
also, i dont see the point of wireless, especially for gaming. i usually like to sit in front of the computer while using it. Of course, maybe everyone but me has a 55" monitor, so they use their computer on a couch?
That's why I said WITH a mouse bungee. Not any of those crappy cord hangers, or mouse cord clips like some pads have - *mouse bungee*. BIG difference. It's basically two big springs that holds the cord in the air, so there is virtually no resistence to movement that pulls it, in any case - and you usually set it up with enough 'slack' on the mouse cable so that the mouse can run from one end of the pad to the other anyway.DRJ1014 said:wireless are good for game because you dont have to worry about that dang cord getting in the way or getting snaged.
sweet deal on the laser printerSidgoop said:http://members.cox.net/briecke37/wk1.JPG
Yeah, I know it looks like a flea market vomited, but it's really all cool stuff...
From left to right:
A framed Eddie Van Halen guitar pick, a working payphone converted for home use, my P.O.S. desktop case housing my mediocre computer, cheapo 17" monitor, a Pontiac Fiero seat computer chair (working speakers in the headrest), HP laserjet4 I found at a thrift store for $4, and a TRS80 model 3 I found at the same thrift store for $7. Everything works!
Sidgoop said:Yeah, I know it looks like a flea market vomited, but it's really all cool stuff...
From left to right:
A framed Eddie Van Halen guitar pick, a working payphone converted for home use, my P.O.S. desktop case housing my mediocre computer, cheapo 17" monitor, a Pontiac Fiero seat computer chair (working speakers in the headrest), HP laserjet4 I found at a thrift store for $4, and a TRS80 model 3 I found at the same thrift store for $7. Everything works!