Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
Location
Spain
Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
ThunderX3 Yama 1 ergonomic chair (that I love so much)
Desktop with:
NZXT H510
Ryzen 3600X liquid cooled
Corsair 32Gb RAM (4x8Gb) DDR4 3000MHz with Corsair Airflow
Asus prime x570 mobo
Radeon Vega 64
SSD M.2 samsung 970 Evo + Sandisk Sata SSD 1Tb
Software:
For work:
Elementary OS
Jetbrains IDEs
Git Kraken
Tones of tools depending on the project.
For leisure:
Windows 10
Steam, Origin, Uplay, RobotCache, GoG, Battle.net and so...
Discord, TeamSpeak
AMD Drivers
Netflix
Spotify
I had 4 screens but my GF broke her laptop so I had to set up a desktop for her to work well hahaha
The screens I left to her are: LG IPS 25" Ultra-wide 2560x1080 and a 27" fullHD AOC 1080p TN.
The laptop on this pic is mine which I use for emergencies only (work away from home or from the sofa because I'm tired) and it's a cheap 14" Huawei with Ryzen 2500U, 8Gb RAM and 256Gb SSD M.2, simply does its job, nothing special. Also with Elementary OS and Windows 10.
And this is my working desktop with Elementary OS (well, now with 2 screens less...)
Silicon Forest Developer/hacker. I write about Generative AI, DevOps, and Linux mostly.
Once held the world record for being the youngest person alive.
Rode Podcaster + Focusrite Scarlet for production stuff
Logitech 922 HD Pro Webcam, Kiyo Razer Webcam
Digital Storm Lumos workstation. I9-9920k/64 gig Ram
NES controller for the important stuff.
I also plug a Macbook Pro into everything for work. Have an I7/32gig PC under the desk that only runs Virtual Machines.
In my recording room I have a 2012 Mac Mini plugged into an RE20 w/DBX286s, Cloudlifter etc specifically for recording audio on my courses and podcast.
I used to have my telework stuff on the dining room table but it looks like we're in this for the long run (months, and when the office reopens they'll have a fraction of the staff on site), so I spent a few hours Saturday making room in the small bedroom (which has no bed). Telework setup is on the left:
2x 24" monitors
1 laptop (left) for Microsoft Teams and a few other things (work bandwidth is limited, so while they're working on increasing capacity they ask that we do not use the work network for online meetings, training/tutorial videos, etc.)
1 laptop (right - lid closed) - that's the laptop from work and the only thing that's theirs (plus the phone, I guess).
Kinesis Freestyle keyboard
Evoluent VerticalMouse 4
On the right is my personal computer setup. 2011 27" iMac with two 27" Thunderbolt monitors. Lower-right corner there's a turntable, because heavy metal. :) I find it's a good way to ensure I get up and move relatively frequently, having to change sides or records.
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Peripherals:
Desktop with:
Software:
For work:
For leisure:
I had 4 screens but my GF broke her laptop so I had to set up a desktop for her to work well hahaha
The screens I left to her are: LG IPS 25" Ultra-wide 2560x1080 and a 27" fullHD AOC 1080p TN.
The laptop on this pic is mine which I use for emergencies only (work away from home or from the sofa because I'm tired) and it's a cheap 14" Huawei with Ryzen 2500U, 8Gb RAM and 256Gb SSD M.2, simply does its job, nothing special. Also with Elementary OS and Windows 10.
And this is my working desktop with Elementary OS (well, now with 2 screens less...)
A little crowded but productive.
I also plug a Macbook Pro into everything for work. Have an I7/32gig PC under the desk that only runs Virtual Machines.
In my recording room I have a 2012 Mac Mini plugged into an RE20 w/DBX286s, Cloudlifter etc specifically for recording audio on my courses and podcast.
Samsungs are 4k or HD? TN vs IPS panels?
Why do all AirBnBs have round tables?!
Oh, it's Thursday in 🇯🇵 now. 😆
This is my workspace in my home🤗
MacBook 12" is easy to carry, but I think it's not enough to write code of server-side. 🧐
Another Mac to the mix:
I am either doing this 100% wrong or 100% right
My workspace 🤓
This is the way.
like dark and color backlight
curved 4k? 28 or 32"?
32, and regret now, 4K is must😭
Good to know.. I fear icons etc might be too small with 4k...
You always can adjust the resolution to match the size. Non 4K is terrible for coding, especially if you are using retina mbp
I used to have my telework stuff on the dining room table but it looks like we're in this for the long run (months, and when the office reopens they'll have a fraction of the staff on site), so I spent a few hours Saturday making room in the small bedroom (which has no bed). Telework setup is on the left:
On the right is my personal computer setup. 2011 27" iMac with two 27" Thunderbolt monitors. Lower-right corner there's a turntable, because heavy metal. :) I find it's a good way to ensure I get up and move relatively frequently, having to change sides or records.