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#91 Post by benz » Wed Jan 12, 2005 12:11 am

Holy crap, you either have about the worst digital camera EVER or those were taken with a webcam...
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#92 Post by AlphaKilo470 » Wed Jan 12, 2005 3:15 pm

The pictures you see are after I Photoshoped them, the originals are worse. The camera is one of those 20 dollar ones from Wal Mart. The camera does great outdoors, but indoors, it sucks.
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#93 Post by daeojkim » Mon Jan 17, 2005 1:43 am

wow I had not seen this thread before. Nice set up and I can see few computer addicts :)
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#94 Post by Blake » Mon Jan 17, 2005 11:25 am

daeojkim wrote:wow I had not seen this thread before. Nice set up and I can see few computer addicts :)

addict no way.... IBM fan YES..

i stare and stare at all these new ultra portbale laptops with built in optical drives and wide screens and i allways come home to my x31 and allways realize why i dont have something else.
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#95 Post by Blake » Wed Jan 19, 2005 2:01 pm

old side shot of my x31... sitting on a targus notebook thing that spins...

the X has since been debadged
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#96 Post by Silencer » Wed Jan 19, 2005 5:30 pm

Sorry for crappy quality, made picture with my phone:
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It's my fav T40p :)
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#97 Post by k3vb0t » Wed Jan 19, 2005 7:41 pm

Someone want to link me to a post showing how to debadge?

Got my TP in November, new. Would like to remove the stickers without leaving residue, or anything noticable pointing to stickers previously having been there.

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#98 Post by ThinkPad » Wed Jan 19, 2005 10:15 pm

Blake wrote: the X has since been debadged
Nice X, what do you mean by "debadged"
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#99 Post by Guest » Wed Jan 19, 2005 10:27 pm

k3vb0t wrote:Someone want to link me to a post showing how to debadge?

Got my TP in November, new. Would like to remove the stickers without leaving residue, or anything noticable pointing to stickers previously having been there.

i just peeled mine off, use it for abit and see if the area warms up, if not just peel it off slowly, i had almost no residue, just use a mild cleaner to get the rest up or rub it with your thumb

debadged.... removed the centrino and xp sticker for a clean look

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#100 Post by MichaelMeier » Thu Jan 20, 2005 3:49 am

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#101 Post by k3vb0t » Thu Jan 20, 2005 12:56 pm

MichaelMeier wrote:
k3vb0t wrote:Someone want to link me to a post showing how to debadge?
http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?t=4814
Thank you!

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#102 Post by daba » Sun Jan 23, 2005 8:57 pm

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#103 Post by AlphaKilo470 » Sun Jan 23, 2005 10:32 pm

How do you folks keep your desks so clean? I managed to keep my desk somewhat clean (there's a picture of it a few posts back) for about 5 minutes before things went downhill and don't get me started with the wastebasket under my desk. I just hope the EPA never sees it, lord knows what kind of toxic chemicals have brewed in it over the years from my various trash and food scraps. To make it worse, my cat feels the need to rumage through it every ten minutes.
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#104 Post by thePCxp » Sun Jan 23, 2005 10:41 pm

Can someone tell me how to post a picture? I want to post a picture of my ThinkPad but I don't know how.
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#105 Post by AlphaKilo470 » Sun Jan 23, 2005 10:52 pm

You need to have the picture on a remote website or server. To post a picture from a remote server, put [img ] image loaction [ /img] in the mesage body. To make this easier, there is a button when you are typing messages that will make it easier.[/img]
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#106 Post by ldbobby » Wed Jan 26, 2005 12:33 am

AlphaKilo470 wrote:How do you folks keep your desks so clean? I managed to keep my desk somewhat clean (there's a picture of it a few posts back) for about 5 minutes before things went downhill and don't get me started with the wastebasket under my desk. I just hope the EPA never sees it, lord knows what kind of toxic chemicals have brewed in it over the years from my various trash and food scraps. To make it worse, my cat feels the need to rumage through it every ten minutes.
They're just all impressing the crowd by cleaning their desks first :wink:
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#107 Post by daba » Wed Jan 26, 2005 5:13 am

ldbobby wrote:
AlphaKilo470 wrote:How do you folks keep your desks so clean? I managed to keep my desk somewhat clean (there's a picture of it a few posts back) for about 5 minutes before things went downhill and don't get me started with the wastebasket under my desk. I just hope the EPA never sees it, lord knows what kind of toxic chemicals have brewed in it over the years from my various trash and food scraps. To make it worse, my cat feels the need to rumage through it every ten minutes.
They're just all impressing the crowd by cleaning their desks first :wink:
My desk is always clean :).

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#108 Post by johnson » Thu Jan 27, 2005 8:35 am

thePCxp wrote:Can someone tell me how to post a picture? I want to post a picture of my ThinkPad but I don't know how.
If you dont have anywhere to upload to, send me a PM and ill host it for you.
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#109 Post by thePCxp » Fri Jan 28, 2005 10:45 pm

Here is my R51:
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Here is my R51 and IBM NetVista A22p(Its the one with the white IBM E74 monitor):
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#110 Post by Blake » Fri Feb 04, 2005 3:36 pm

redid everything, moved the lcd tv to the desk

the 17 lcd is hooked into the computer under the desk, that has been downgraded to print server, storage and music system. due to the obsession of my x31 i hardly use anything else. also the X is sitting on a targus notebook coolpad that keeps it off the desk and swivles nicely

now i just have to clean up a little bit more

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#111 Post by RCube » Fri Feb 04, 2005 10:24 pm

thats a cool table! 8)

here is mine:
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#112 Post by benz » Sat Feb 05, 2005 1:42 am

^ WOW :shock:

That would be a dream setup for me, man you're lucky. One of these days when I start making some $$$ I might get back to you about the specifics of everything I see. OK I'm going to hit "Submit" so I can go back and stare at that some more.....
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#113 Post by RCube » Sat Feb 05, 2005 4:25 pm

benz wrote:^ WOW :shock:

That would be a dream setup for me, man you're lucky. One of these days when I start making some $$$ I might get back to you about the specifics of everything I see. OK I'm going to hit "Submit" so I can go back and stare at that some more.....
hehe thanx man!
the only things that costed alot of money is that LCD and my thinkpad. You already have a thinkpad...and LCD is always dropping in price. ;)
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#114 Post by Blake » Sat Feb 05, 2005 5:35 pm

good to see another mac keyboard user with a pic. they are just so much nicer than anything else available
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#115 Post by Kenn » Sat Feb 05, 2005 5:45 pm

Blake wrote:good to see another mac keyboard user with a pic. they are just so much nicer than anything else available
Speaking of keyboards....this being an IBM forum, I'm surprised we haven't seen more old-school Model-Ms around. Those are the absolute tanks of the keyboard world, and along with the Northgate Omnikeys, some of the best keyboards ever made.
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#116 Post by benz » Sat Feb 05, 2005 6:32 pm

RCube wrote:
benz wrote:^ WOW :shock:

That would be a dream setup for me, man you're lucky. One of these days when I start making some $$$ I might get back to you about the specifics of everything I see. OK I'm going to hit "Submit" so I can go back and stare at that some more.....
hehe thanx man!
the only things that costed alot of money is that LCD and my thinkpad. You already have a thinkpad...and LCD is always dropping in price. ;)
OK, here's what I noticed (other than the thinkpad, and the LCD)....the Nokia 3320 (I can't find one for less than $200 WITH a [censored] contract), the speakers, the reciever/tuner/whatever that control box to the right is, the Sony Clie, and of course the second computer you are running to the LCD....I'm sure it is pretty powerful and up-to-date! Oh and nice light by the way - is it a Dazor, by any chance? I love drafting lights, they provide the best illumination for doing some serious work!
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#117 Post by RCube » Sat Feb 05, 2005 9:05 pm

benz wrote:
RCube wrote: hehe thanx man!
the only things that costed alot of money is that LCD and my thinkpad. You already have a thinkpad...and LCD is always dropping in price. ;)
OK, here's what I noticed (other than the thinkpad, and the LCD)....the Nokia 3320 (I can't find one for less than $200 WITH a [censored] contract), the speakers, the reciever/tuner/whatever that control box to the right is, the Sony Clie, and of course the second computer you are running to the LCD....I'm sure it is pretty powerful and up-to-date! Oh and nice light by the way - is it a Dazor, by any chance? I love drafting lights, they provide the best illumination for doing some serious work!
thats a nokia 6230...and yeah it isn't cheap. I usually use $25 phones..but got carried away with the bluetooth feature that the phone offers. Had to have it so I can use the bluetooth on my tp. :D

I bought the speakers(swans m200) in china..so it was pretty cheap. And that is a yamaha sound processor dp-u50. It isn't that expensive... like $120cad.

And that light is like $10? Just your normal office light..hehe :p

edit: since people have been asking about the lamp... here is a link:
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#118 Post by f1hp » Wed Feb 09, 2005 4:14 pm

Kenn wrote:
Blake wrote:good to see another mac keyboard user with a pic. they are just so much nicer than anything else available
Speaking of keyboards....this being an IBM forum, I'm surprised we haven't seen more old-school Model-Ms around. Those are the absolute tanks of the keyboard world, and along with the Northgate Omnikeys, some of the best keyboards ever made.
Amen to that... the old IBM Keyboards, that is.

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#119 Post by AlphaKilo470 » Wed Feb 09, 2005 4:21 pm

I actually have a few Model M keyboards laying around. I also used to have a Northgate Omnikey Ultra as well, but that thing finally bit the dust in 2001. My dad had used that before I did and he purchased it in 1990 or 1991, maybe earlier. It had a longer life than any of the computers it was ever hooked up to.
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#120 Post by Kenn » Wed Feb 09, 2005 8:31 pm

AlphaKilo470 wrote:I actually have a few Model M keyboards laying around. I also used to have a Northgate Omnikey Ultra as well, but that thing finally bit the dust in 2001. My dad had used that before I did and he purchased it in 1990 or 1991, maybe earlier. It had a longer life than any of the computers it was ever hooked up to.
Right on. I bought about 3 Model Ms and 5 Omnikey Ultras back in 99-00, sometimes those things went for $50-100, used, on Ebay.

I'm happy to report that since switching to a Thinkpad full time, I haven't felt the need to plug in one of the "real"keyboards, but I'm definitely going to keep them around until they stop making PS/2 to USB 5.0 (or whatever) adapters.

Back in the days when keyboards were literally built like tanks...sigh.
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