[CapC]

Data models and reference books/docs and a big ol' vim cheat sheet.

[modi123_1]

@ sbromley - really? That would be nice. Usually that's an uncomfortable meeting with HR every quarter.

[Martyr2]

My cubicle is much like my office at home... I have dragon statues and things that look like they would belong in Leonardo Da Vinci's house. I like the balance of old world enlightenment and detailed mythical creatures. After all, isn't that a bit of what a coder is about? Enlightment and creating mythical beasts we call software.

[DimitriV]

I have a cube - unfortunately it therefore has closed sides and I'm stuck in there.

[BenignDesign]

I have a faux-fice. It just a cube masquerading as a legitimate office. It has a window and a door and 9-foot walls. The walls stop a foot short of the ceiling, and the window looks out onto a stunning view of the hallway, but the door works beautifully... opens and closes just like it should!

[neatric]

DarenR, on 28 October 2011 - 05:51 AM, said:

BenignDesign, on 27 October 2011 - 08:07 PM, said:

DarenR, on 27 October 2011 - 03:17 PM, said:

how do decorite your work office-- not your home set up unless it is one in the same and you must have a job for this to apply

d-e-c-o-r-a-t-e

one AND the same

why are we applying for jobs?

yeah my spelling sucks--
at least I dont say wooder (WATER)

[lordofduct]

o_O

that post is chock full of content!

[BenignDesign]

And quite excellent content at that -- mine!

[Craig328]

I very rarely have wooder at my office.

Just seems inappropriate somehow.

[anonymouscodder]

Got 3 stickers:

[gabehabe]

no2pencil, on 27 October 2011 - 08:28 PM, said:

A Dilbert calendar that's still on April 27th

I was somewhat unimpressed until I read this one.

Mine has toy dinosaurs, an avenging unicorn, b-movie victims, stacks of dominos garlic and herb dip (I'm making a leaning tower of stink), bottle god, paper pedobear, paper trolldad, a fly graveyard, etc.