More Cubicle Geekiness
As promised, today I brought my TARDIS hub back to the office and I finally have plenty of USB ports within easy reach.R2D2 is getting along nicely with the new addition (click images for the larger versions):
Of course, I couldn’t bring the TARDIS in without some daleks showing up. You see the black one menacing my poor police box there. They’re lurking in many corners. See:
This one thinks he’s being crafty:
I also brought back my photos since they always bring a smile to my face. Cute kids will do that to you.
I’m trying to decide if my desk is geeky enough or if I need to add a Doctor action figure to round it all out.
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K. T. Bradford
If code is poetry, then CSS is The Iliad. In the original Greek.
I write about and review mobile technology, which means I get to spend the day steeped in laptops, smartphones, tablets, eReaders, and other things that go beep. Lest you question my status as a ChicGeek, I'll proudly claim an unabashed love for netbooks, Linux, science fiction, and curly hair products. Currently I'm a reviewer for Tecca and Black Enterprise‘s Tech section.
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