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I couldn't find a real picture with my old setup, but I've used 2 large C++ books, the Bjarne Stroustrup "bible" and one other that had 1000+ pages.
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At work, I use the history of the metal umlaut since it's fairly thick and fun. I got it from an old Humble Bundle.
Some old 100+ page work catalogs and a few books about the history of the company I work for.
History books? Sounds like an old company :)) Longer the history, taller the display.
1956 so not new by any standard lol :)
My wife uses ng-book: The Complete Book on AngularJS :)
C Programming Language from K&R that I got as a gift when I joined the CC uni...
I use egg tray as the stand. Acts as a cooler too 😂
We used to use old copies of the yellow pages. As they were quite thick books usually only one was needed to get the desired height.