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Well it would have been like 10 for keeping it 2 for getting rid of it... but voting against keeping the program guide would have made Sarah sad... and that's like kicking a puppy in moments like this.

The Vote

February 19th, 2015 | by Trae Dorn

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└ Tags: Barnes, lynn, ruth, sarah p, veronica

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Ray Dannelly

February 19, 2015 at 10:40 pm | # | Reply

Are people who have an opinion and ideas, but are unwilling to express them if they think they are the only one. So some of us play Devils Advocate and take an opposing viewpoint in hope to coax them to speak up. Not to lure them into anything, but to hear everyone’s viewpoint and ideas. If they have a good point, I’m willing to shift my position on an issue.

Besides, if we weren’t talking about this, it would be a debate of who would win in a Bleach/Naratuo crossover… and if I have to sit though that again, I might just kill someone.

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I Think We Have Reached Peak Cyberpunk Desk ( September 16th 2017 )

One of the biggest challenges in moving was relocating my workspace. I spend a lot of time in my home office, since I work from home for the "corporate America job I'll never mention on my website," use this as my recording studio, produce all my comics from here, and do all of my Nerd & Tie stuff. It's been a while since I shared the evolution of what I refer to as my "cyberpunk" desk, so I thought I'd update you with the current iteration.

The first three photos are from 2010, 2012, and 2014 respectively, but it was a lot more complex before we left Lafayette. The "day job" system went from one to three screens recently though, so I had to scramble a bit for space. There are three main computers here, the company owned Windows 7 system, my main system (a five year old MacBook Pro), and my Linux machine. There's also a Windows 95 laptop running the clock, a Kindle Fire for streaming media while I work, and the Commodore monitor can be switched between multiple devices (including a 3DO and TV tuner). That's not to mention my iPad, the other Kindle Fire (which I use for reading), or the recording equipment.

And the mini fridge is full of Diet Coke.

I used to joke about having a "cyberpunk" desk when I only had three screens going, but that just seems so quaint nowadays. I used to say I'd never have enough screens -- but guess what? I kind of think I do now.

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