Pic: Your desk...RIGHT NOW

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Raikiri said:
What headphones are they?
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Which ones? I have a rather large collection of headphones thanks to living in a flat, working nights, and not wanting to annoy the neighbours. The set on the desk itself are actually my biggest headphone mistake (ok, apart from a truly *awful* set of Zalman surround sound headphones)... a set of Bose noise-cancelling headphones. They only cancel out stuff that's easy to ignore anyway. They're absolutely no use at all when the neighbours above me are having a trampolining competition.

Generally I prefer my Sennheiser HD580s (the ones perched on the shelving), but I've killed the lead (again!) on those. At £25 a time I'm in no hurry to replace it... the sooner I do, the sooner I'll yank the lead out and break it again. :-)

Router is a DG834GT
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I paid a bit more than that for mine! To make matters worse, I only bought it to rule out the possibility of a fault with my old router. It turned out to be a BT problem, not mine.

Such is life.

Andrew McP
 
MarcLister said:
I wasn't 100% sure but that read as if his missus posted the pic to embarrass him.
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Oh, come on. My desk has "single geeky stereotype" written all over it in... er, well... junk.

There really ought to be a TV show like "Time Team" where sweaty-hatted archaeologists excavate people's desks and see what they can find buried in the layers of stationary sediment.

Assuming, of course, that Kim & Aggie don't beat them to it.

Andrew McP
 
Andrew_McP said:
Generally I prefer my Sennheiser HD580s (the ones perched on the shelving), but I've killed the lead (again!) on those. At £25 a time I'm in no hurry to replace it... the sooner I do, the sooner I'll yank the lead out and break it again. :-)
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They're the ones I meant, thought I recognised them :)

The router I bought at a carboot, took a chance and it worked fine.
 
My own space. Main games pc on the right dual booting xp & vista. Server on the left running 24/7 windows 2003 with vmware & about 5 virtual images of linux, solaris, + microsoft stuff. Work laptop in the middle. On the server is a cisco 837 router with a 8port 10/100 switch feeding the downstairs media center & thin client. On the desk is a gigabit 5 port switch. Out of sight is the prosafe wifi access point & samsung laser printer :)

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Right this isnt going to be using correct terms as i dont know them, and its not going to make sense as im tired, and itll probably wrong, but this is how i got mine working a few years back.

You need a left/right (White/red) audio cable and an audio in (Like in normal PC speakers) then cut each one if half and wire em together, bam, sorted.

Yeh its probably wrong, and its a ghetto solution, but it worked for me (Until i fell apart) :D

Dan
 
Megahurtz400 said:
Right this isnt going to be using correct terms as i dont know them, and its not going to make sense as im tired, and itll probably wrong, but this is how i got mine working a few years back.

You need a left/right (White/red) audio cable and an audio in (Like in normal PC speakers) then cut each one if half and wire em together, bam, sorted.

Yeh its probably wrong, and its a ghetto solution, but it worked for me (Until i fell apart) :D

Dan
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Or you could buy the correct cable for about £1 :D
 
Megahurtz400 said:
Right this isnt going to be using correct terms as i dont know them, and its not going to make sense as im tired, and itll probably wrong, but this is how i got mine working a few years back.

You need a left/right (White/red) audio cable and an audio in (Like in normal PC speakers) then cut each one if half and wire em together, bam, sorted.

Yeh its probably wrong, and its a ghetto solution, but it worked for me (Until i fell apart) :D

Dan
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its just easier to buy them then doing that :p
 
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