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synth3tk
12-12-2007, 07:03
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robostangs548
12-12-2007, 07:04
At least it is nice and organized.... :)
Boydean
12-12-2007, 09:35
It seems that at least one programmer has to have a PSP. I like how there is a little buffer between all the stuff and the computer.
AdamHeard
12-12-2007, 10:13
This season 294 seemed to prefer the "programming lap" to the table...

just personal preferance I guess.
synth3tk
12-12-2007, 11:16
Actually that PSP belonged to a member of the build team. He had a huge amount of music, because everyone knows that music helps a lot.
Qbranch
12-12-2007, 11:54
I like the unity between hardware (Machine Shop, file sitting on chair) and programming (laptop, controller)... :]

Is that a loop of Igus cable track I see in the bottom right of the picture? Oh wow that entertained people on our team for hours last year... :o

-q
jacob07
12-12-2007, 12:23
Im a little worried that the programmer is programming with a file...
MrForbes
12-12-2007, 12:54
Im a little worried that the programmer is programming with a file...

Who would know more about files than a programmer?
chris31
12-12-2007, 12:56
Is that a loop of Igus cable track I see in the bottom right of the picture? Oh wow that entertained people on our team for hours last year... :o


Removing the Igus parts from the build room increases performance 10 fold.
jacob07
12-12-2007, 13:00
Who would know more about files than a programmer?

A Filing Cabinet...Lame i know :D
synth3tk
12-12-2007, 14:35
Yeah, that's an Igus track over there.

Yes, that's a file on the chair. I don't even remember if we ever used that thing, but apparently someone had just set it down.

And a programmer always uses a file. If the software doesn't "work", you make the hardware comply!
Protronie
12-12-2007, 19:25
There one very important tool missing from that picture that ever programmer should have close to his computer...

A heavy tool ( hammer, big wrench ) to make the computer comply! :eek:
wingnut1705
12-12-2007, 20:30
Ah sweet memories of a very annoyed programmer (me), a laptop and a large rubber mallet. *sniff* I miss it so.
kevin.li.rit
12-12-2007, 20:41
More room than our team gets to program with.
Richard McClellan
13-12-2007, 03:32
I like the unity between hardware (Machine Shop, file sitting on chair) and programming (laptop, controller)... :]

Is that a loop of Igus cable track I see in the bottom right of the picture? Oh wow that entertained people on our team for hours last year... :o

-q

I almost wish they didn't include the Igus cable track in the kit of parts, just because of its amazing ability to distract almost every member of our team :p
Qbranch
13-12-2007, 14:32
I almost wish they didn't include the Igus cable track in the kit of parts, just because of its amazing ability to distract almost every member of our team :p

Don't forget about the Igus leadscrew... ohhh wow that was entertaining. :yikes:

-q
Doug G
13-12-2007, 16:05
Don't forget about the Igus leadscrew... ohhh wow that was entertaining. :yikes:

-q

Seriously, you guys just nailed down the two most played with components. They are evil and cost us massive amounts of lost labor each year - Arrgghh!!
Cory
13-12-2007, 16:12
Don't forget about the Igus leadscrew... ohhh wow that was entertaining. :yikes:

-q

I'm sitting in my office playing with that right now. :cool:
robostangs548
14-12-2007, 08:39
Yah, that Igus stuff kept me entertained for hours over the build season, if anything its great that they include it just for a good stress reliever. :)