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The Still Sunset Desktop - lifehacker.com
Geektool + Mac OSX
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Wallpaper: interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details/2553/lake_night.html
Geektool: Clock, Date, Weather, Weather forecast.
Font: Josefin Sans Std
Menu bar (Black color): Nocturne
iTunes info: Mousqueak
An intermediary shot of the office, still using the old crappy case in this photos. Now using a 22" Dell monitor with a 19" Dell Monitor rotated to portrait.
Ikea desk and storage additions.
My new pegboard layout with the wires attached by Velcro straps to make it easy to add remove things. Fan to keep networking stuff cool. and lots of other things.
Note: this photo was It was published in an undated (Jan 2010) Squidoo blog titled "Fastest Way to Lose Weight." And it was published as an illustration in an undated (Jan 2010) Squidoo blog titled "Free Printable Exercise Log - Get in Shape for 2010!" It was also published as an illustration in an undated (Feb 2010) Body Building Supplements blog with the same caption as the one I used for this Flickr page. And it was published in a Mar 27, 2010 Health Knowledge blog with the same title as the caption that I used for this Flickr page. It was also published on an Apr 5, 2010 weight-loss blog, with the same title as the caption that I used for this Flickr page. And it was published in an Apr 19, 2010 Peruvian blog titled "¡Qué buena vida!" It was also published in an Aug 5, 2010 blog titled "South Beach Diet Exercise - Does It Work?" And it was published in an undated (late Nov 2010) blog titled "Im young, is there a good chance of losing the skin on my tummy after weight loss?" and another undated (late Nov 2010) blog titled "Pros & Cons Of The Weight Loss Product Alli Capsules."
Moving into 2011, the photo was published in a Jan 3, 2011 blog titled "Cool Weight Loss Products images." And it was published in a Jan 4, 2011 blog titled "Fast Weight Loss – How Real Americans Can Lose Weight at Home." It was also published in a Jan 9, 2011 blog titled "Milk may help you lose weight!" And it was published in an Apr 9, 2011 "Weight Loss for Idiots" blog titled "Bioslim – A Natural Weight Loss Supplements." It was also published in a Jul 5, 2011 "Business Insider" blog titled "14 Tips And Tricks For Overcoming Anxiety And Fear." And it was published in an Oct 16, 2011 blog titled "The Lifehacker Workout – Easy to follow, and stick to…" It was also published in an Oct 29, 2011 blog titled "Here Are 7 Ways The Crappy Economy Has Actually Improved Our Lives." And it was published in a Nov 1, 2011 blog titled "Calme Muscle Construct Diet plans photos."
Moving into 2012, the photo was published in a Jan 6, 2012 blog titled "Ejercicios para adelgazar piernas." It was also published in an Apr 16, 2012 blog titled "New York State: a (relatively) healthy place to live." And it was published in a May 16, 2012 blog titled "On Facebook All Day? 6 Worst Habits For Your Heart!," as well as a Jun 22, 2012 blog titled "Dieting and Exercising." It was also published in a Jul 22, 2012 blog titled "Pack On More Muscle With These Muscle Building Tips! " And it was published in an Aug 6, 2012 blog titled "What You Should Know About Muscle Building," as well as an Aug 29, 2012 blog titled "Muscle Building Advice That Anyone Can Try Out." It was also published in an Oct 8, 2012 blog titled "Great Guide On How You Could Get Bigger Muscles ," as well as an Oct 18, 2012 blog titled "Great Tips For Packing On Some Muscle." And it was published in a Nov 11, 2012 blog titled "Does it really matter if you Jog first thing in the morning, or later in the day?" It was also published in a Dec 23, 2012 blog titled "How To Build Muscle And Start Looking Great."
Moving into 2013, the photo was published in a Jan 1, 2013 blog titled "Solid Advice For Building A More Muscular Physique." It was also published in a Jan 7, 2013 blog titled "Tips For Achieving Your Weight Training Goals." And it was publshed in a Jan 10, 2013 blog titled "Three Ways To “Possibly” Lose Weight," as well as a Jan 22, 2013 blog titled "Bodybuilding Is Easy By Using This Advice." It was also published in a Jan 28, 2013 blog titled "Try Out Some Of These Weight Training Tips!" And it was published in a Feb 19, 2013 blog titled "Put On More Size With This Muscle Building Advice." It was also published in an undated (late Feb 2013) blog from Singapore, titled "Calisthenics: A Surprising Alternative to Weight Training." And it was published in a Feb 28, 2013 blog titled "Muscle Development Tips For A Bigger And Better Body!", as well as a Mar 3, 2013 blog titled "Check Out Some Of These Bodybuilding Tips!" It was also published in an undated (early Apr 2013) blog titled "Proven Weight Training Tips For A Better Body" And it was published in an Apr 2, 2013 blog titled "Obsessions With the Body; Do They Produce Health?" It was also published in an Apr 7, 2013 blog titled "Increase Your Muscle Mass With These Tips!."
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For the past several years, my family has spent a week, in early January, at the Club Med village in Punta Cana, on the southwestern shore of the Dominican Republic. (Our first visit to Club Med was back in 1985, and some photos of last year's trip can be seen here.)
This year's visit coincided with the awful earthquake that struck Port-au-Prince, Haiti -- about 260 miles away, on the eastern coast of the island of Hispaniola. From what I understand, the fault line went straight west, in our direction, but then cut south at approximately the border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. In any case, none of the vacationers at Club Med felt even the slightest tremor; we got all of our news of the ensuing events just like everyone else, by watching CNN. But because we expected the capitol city of Santo Domingo to be chaotic and congested with relief efforts, I decided to skip a daylong trip that I had tentatively planned to photograph the churches and markets of what turns out to be the oldest city in the Western hemisphere (settled in 1497 by Christopher Columbus' brother).
In recent years, most of my photographic efforts have focused on the vacationers who fill the beaches and pool -- especially the children, who come from Canada, France, Venezuela, and various other parts of the world besides the United States. So I decided to focus on something else this year, and ... well, you can judge the results for yourself...
made using:
wp7- world map, text toggler items.
clock- cowon clock
and rest other from enigma
link to the wallpaper- www.box.com/s/3sffyrocli1lgg7ljmcr
fences for hiding desktop icons
Put this together around the Enigma theme for Rainmeter. I can't remember where I got the wallpaper from though. :( The dock is the lovely Rocketdock and the Trillian skin is Enigma as well, designed to work with the sidebar on the Enigma Rainmeter skin.
The monitors are slightly different sizes, so it makes the taskbars look weird when I take a screenshot. Looks perfectly fine to me when I am sitting here looking at it.
Handed out at Saturday's walk... Everyone adorned the pins immediately, so I assume they were liked the most. I'm curious to know what the stickers ended up on, at home?
It's not too late to get your own! Mark your calendar for the morning of the second Saturday of every month, and join our photo walk (in Lincoln, Nebraska).
Also, this shot was taken while experimenting with a DIY $10 Macro Photo Studio (I spent $3, actually), using only outdoor light through a window.
View from my workspace in Las Vegas. Below is the pool at Panorama Towers - in the background are the towers of the Palms Casino. The mornings are perfect for working in the shade.
Designing a Year 1 Plan for a start-up project. I had to go lo-fi. Please note: I've created a group called Evernote Playground, and invite you to post your Evernote experiments there.
Inspired by images found on flickr, I left the computer behind in favor of breaking my One Year Plan for the Alumni Mentor Program at Marylhurst into small components across 5 themes: experiences, partners, research, messaging, AmeriCorps. Each of these themes is examined across 4 terms of Year 1, which starts in Sep 08. Outside the frame are some broader targets and ideas for Year 2 and Year 3.
I executed this project on my office floor at work - everyone who walked by commented on my technique. It was funny to hear that most people reflected on how organized I was and that it looked like "work is getting done!" I'd been thinking what a nut I was, and how working like this was way-fun and reminded me of coloring on the floor when I was a kid! I've tapped into my inner-organizational-geek child.
Seeing how others have worked using this component method encouraged me to experiment with this process - thanks to folks who share their ways of working!!! Old dogs can learn new tricks. Note to self: choose heavier stock once this supply is gone! Luckily no dogs wandered in (it's happened before).
Taken from above, standing in my office chair, with my a717 Samsung cam phone.
View from my workspace in Las Vegas. Below is the pool at Panorama Towers - in the background are the towers of the Palms Casino. The mornings are perfect for working in the shade.
My first play around with Geektool projects.tynsoe.org/en/geektool/
Main font: Faith Collapsing by nihilschiz www.dafont.com/faith-collapsing.font
Geektool scripts found at www.macosxtips.co.uk/geeklets/
Image: Modified 1970 Pontiac Firebird from www.popularhotrodding.com
Long-time listener, first-time caller to the Lifehacker Workspace Show & Tell. This is my office space at home.
27" iMac
Tizio Lamp Micro
Ikea Gustav Desk
Bungie Cord Chair from CB2
Bed for Cat from Target
This is my desktop. Lots of stuff to do, but not overwhelming.
Alright, so questions answered. Thanks caelyx for answering srossi's question. That is the correct water widget. I love it. nparker13, TVTad is a background rss reader that integrates with your torrent client. It uses the backend of some of the best tv torrent sites out there to automatically get the rss feeds and download the torrents for you. You can get that here www.tvtad.tk/ . And roboaustin, I got the iTunes in my taskbar by rightclicking my taskbar, then going to toolbars and selecting the iTunes. Then everytime I minimize iTunes, it drops down like that. It is the same way for Windows Media Player.
I don't know why, but somehow it seems surprising to me that nuns in an ancient city like Rome would be talking on a cell phone. There's obviously nothing wrong about it ... but still ...
Note: this photo was published in a May 26, 2009 blog titled "Make Sure Your Cellphone Will Work Abroad." And it was published in an undated (Mar 2010) Hot Mobile Phones blog with the same title as the caption I used for this Flickr page. It was also published in a Mar 18, 2011 Phone Electronics blog , with the same caption and detailed notes that I had written here on this Flickr page. And it was published in a May 5, 2011 blog titled "Tips for Making Calls Abroad." It was also published in a Jun 29, 2011 Articles and Resources blog , with the same caption and detailed notes that I had written on this Flickr page.
Moving into 2012, the photo was published in an undated (late Mar 2012) blog titled Cell Phone and Its Utility in Today`s Scenario. It was also published in an Aug 6,2012 blog titled "Advances in mobile phones."
Moving into 2013, the photo was published in a blog that has the longest title of any blog posting I've ever seen: "Sharp FX Plus Unlocked GSM Phone with Android 2.2 OS, 2MP Camera, Touchscreen, QWERTY Keyboard, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth – BlackOMG! Nuns have cell phones too!", which also included the caption and detailed notes that I had written on this Flickr page.
Moving into 2015, the photo was published in a May 21,2015 blog titled "Smartphone: different to cell phones."
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These photos were taken during a week in Rome, at the beginning of December 2008. I was participating in a computer conference, but had some free time at the beginning and end of the trip; unfortunately, the weather was not very cooperative, and my photography efforts were sometimes interrupted by rain...
This is my desktop, a pretty organized one. The template isn't actually mine. A friend sent it to me, I just don't know where did he found it, but worth sharing cause of its ingenuity, though.
My music production/gaming/general purpose computer setup. I mainly use Reaper for my DAW, guitar rig 3 so I can plug my guitars in and record, a condenser mic (not pictured) for vocals/acoustic guitar, NI Komplete for various keyboard VSTs, and Garritan Steinway for my main piano VST. The hardware to the left of the keyboard is the NI Audio Kontrol 1 and NI Kore 2. The speakers are a pair of KRK RP6 and a KRK K10S for the sub. Keyboard=Studiologic SL990XP. Keyboard tray slides in for easy piano access. There is LED rope lighting behind the desk of course (thanks lifehacker!). The monitors are 2x 22" mounted on arms so that they can be easily rotated and repositioned. "Smart" power strip that shuts all gear off when computer is shut down.
This was created following a tutorial that I read here to give pictures a cinematic effect.
Sox are up ten and a half games in the AL East. Unreal.
My desktop setup. I'm using Ubuntu, a breaking bad wallpaper, Numix and conky. Check out the details here: wp.me/p4scdt-1w
Well, I may be just a little slow in uploading this desktop (*whistles innocently* - you mean it's not June anymore?) but better late than never. No major changes, just fiddling with the colours, fonts and wallpapers.
Like? Dislike? Thoughts? Comments?
As usual, want to know anything - just ask (it will make me get off my ass and find out the info)
This is yet another picture of my Workspace, but I revamped it yesterday, cleaning drawers, shelfs and well, the, eh... WORKSPACE!
The actual desk is pretty minimalistic
- 2 pen pots, one pot for black pens, and pencils, second pot for colored pens.
- 20" Dell Screen
- Logitech Wireless Keyboard
- Razor Mamba wireless mouse with dock.
- Ipod Touch
This workspace works for me because I do a lot of work on the computer, so I do not want nor need clutter on my desk, It also works for me, because when something comes up and I need space, I know I have it and it's there ready to roll!
As a fellow Lifehacker User/Commenter I think it is my duty to have a minimalistic desktop, after all the advice they gave me, it was not that hard, I will probably take pictures of the 'under desk' to let you guys have a look at my wiring. And a picture of my entire workshelf: desk+ 2 side Storages.
Cheers,
Rolfmaomachizlin.
It occurred to me that nobody uses a vertical taskbar anymore.
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Enigma 2.1
A small update - a very small update, not expected to appear on Lifehacker - taking some common problems and criticisms from 2.0 into account.
- Setup program now obeys your computer's unique Program Files directory, so those of you having problems on non-English systems should be fine now.
- NET Icon finally fixed. Turns out I just had to add a MaxValue setting. I can't remember who reminded me of this, but thank you very much.
- Reader now clears stuck links on mouseover, so you don't have to click it anymore. Thanks to moosatov for this idea.
- MoxaWeather's easier to switch to dark icons now; you can just change a number.
- Revised instructions in various places.
Get it here.
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Blog
Update: Liquid Crystal Discourse is now a reality.
I've been thinking about starting a small blog on which to post my thoughts and philosophy on desktop modding in general. I'm sure I'd still post screenshots and updates here, but I think it might be interesting to try a more independent medium, especially since the Enigma LS project is likely to be a long and gradual development. This depends, of course, on whether I'd have any kind of readership. It would be a totally organic project; I just want to see if it would go anywhere. Feedback on this idea is entirely welcome.
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Google Group
I also thought I should do my part to evangelize the Lifehacker Desktop Customization Concept Development, courtesy of Chaebi69 and Projectvirus. It's just getting started and could certainly benefit from some new voices. :) And on that note:
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Rainmeter
has returned to active development. Rejoice! As you can see, they're already working hard, and their Issues list is more ambitious than I expected. I actually found out about it through a comment on Arcs - it seems they've already finished an anti-aliasing overhaul for their next release. Exciting times.
They also told me they're open to suggestions. So there's a chance that we can get some of the concepts that pop up around here supported at the source code level. :)
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Desktop
Theme:
- NOOTO VS. Requires patched uxtheme.dll - patcher here.
- Wallpaper: "Fruit," from the ___Naturelle. WP pack by bobbyperux.
Startups:
- Autohotkey.
- Launchy.
Programs running:
- Rainmeter. Skin: Enigma, customized with Amana Icons.
- Yod'm 3D 1.4.
Items starting top left and going clockwise.
Group #1 - all fits in the outside mesh pocket
*Kevlar Sleeves, PPE for sheet metal plants
*Hand Sanitizer
*Hotel Hand Lotion (I was my hands too much)
*Ricola or Vitamin C drops for plane travel
*Ear Plugs (Great for factory tours and loud planes)
Group #2
*Trans by Jansport Backpack in red so that I can see someone steeling it
*Empty Coleman Water Bottle - For travel you can't bring in liquids into the airport but can bring an empty bottle and fill it after security, handy. goes in the other mesh pocket.
Group #3 - Personal Pocket
*Kiplinger Magazine for investment suggestions
*online university enrollment packet
*not shown is whatever book I am currently reading would be here
Group #4 and 5 - work pocket items
*Lean Training Manuals (top right) - try to only bring these along when needed, very heavy.
*Folder with factory organization charts - helps to keep straight all the who people i deal with which ever factory I visit next.
*Engineering grid paper pad
*Two steno notepads - I use one for rough notes, quick thoughts, etc. and the other for cleaned up notes, thought process, deliberate planning. Handy method because one set of notes like my rough notes can be open while the other can be used to clean the wording or outline up.
Group #6 - Laptop
*Company Laptop - Dell Latitude 6430 with i7 Core chip
*SD Card with Portable Apps I need installed.
Group #7
*Pocket Kleenex, I'm allergic to it all, also helps keep USB sticks where I want them.
*USB sticks - lots of them, handy when they are needed
*Mini USB Cord to charge the MP3 Player and connect cameras
*Apple plug for company iPhone 5
*Duracell Car charge to USB Plug adapter
*Apple USB Cord
*Apple earplugs
*Sansa Clip+ with Phillips earplugs - manual backup to iPhone when on airplanes or in bad reception plants so I can listen to music
Group #8
*Dell Charger
*Jockey portable batter charger - great little battery thing, charges my iPhone 6 to 7 times before it needs to be recharged. Also doubles as a flashlight.
*Microsoft 1383 portable mouse
*Random pens
*Prescription Safety Glasses
So for every trip I have this bag and a single carry-on suitcase and never check bags yet have all the stuff I need for a work week. I hope this was useful to someone.
View from my workspace in Las Vegas. Below is the pool at Panorama Towers - in the background are the towers of the Palms Casino. The mornings are perfect for working in the shade.
Edit: Enigma for Rainmeter now available.
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Another minor update to the Lightning Sunset series. I've been experimenting with Rainmeter, and have managed to duplicate and (in my opinion) improve upon my Samurize config. I don't expect to look back.
I strongly encourage you to view this full-size, to get a good look at Rainmeter's gorgeous anti-aliasing.
I'm still using D-Color and Xentient, but the truth is I do prefer a clean, iconless desktop when I can manage it.
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I realize this gradual progression isn't very interesting for most people, so I'm putting together some ideas for a completely different interface. I'll be dusting off some of my old Samurize experiments for it (probably with Rainmeter ports to come). It'll also be white. Just for fun.
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Theme:
- CleanGlass VS. Requires patched uxtheme.dll - patcher here.
- Wallpaper: "clouds" on Social Wallpapering.
- Cube Wallpapers: Temple Street Sky by Mandolux. It's a single seamless skyscape that spans four desktops - ideal, in other words, for a cube. Unlike karindalziel, I use my virtual desktops not as "stations" but as a single cohesive workspace. To each his own, of course.
Startups:
- Autohotkey.
- Launchy.
- Yod'm 3D 1.4.
- D-Color.
- Start Killer.
Programs usually running:
- Rainmeter. Please see here for a more in-depth explanation of why I made the switch. You can download the skin by clicking the link at the top of this post.
- CD Art Display. I'm still on the lookout for an iTunes plugin for Rainmeter. For the moment, I've taken a CAD skin and made it blend right in with the rest of the Rainmeter layout. It wasn't hard, but I'd be happy to walk you through it.
Feel free to ask questions, as always. This is how I have fun.
"they came to watch and wait.
soon it will be time to feast."
Music Selection (open in new firefox tab or browser window)
from Kinder Atom - SuperniceHippyPants (1996)
autoplay MP3 - Press CTRL (PC) or OPTION KEY (MAC) when clicking to open in new tab.
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NEW!
get the amazing mp3 inline player greasemonkey script from lifehackr.
it automatically adds a little music player to any webpage with an mp3 (such as above)
read here for more information. Brilliant!
Here is my new Minimalistic but colorful desktop. I used Rainmeter to do my customizations:
The tags in the middle is called "Hanging Tags" skin by rainmeter. You can find it here: browse.deviantart.com/?q=rainmeter&order=9&offset...
The Text items in the middle actually launch my most commonly used apps and folders. I used the WP7 skin for that: WP7-->TEXT ITEMS-->EXTRA-->MENU.INI. I just copied and renamed the MENU skins to create more than one list. I believe the WP7 skin was part of the whole Omnimo theme that can be found here: omnimo.info/
The recycle bin and the battery indicator is again WP7 for Rainmeter skin.
Our tips at lifehacker.com address gets a steady stream of press releases, trolls, desperate cries for help, bug reports, and insane suggestions, even from 4AM to 8AM in the morning.
To start off, I am a huge Mechwarrior fan. I started off with MW 2 on my old Windows 95 IBM, then later progressed to MW 4. Thanks to Aogu's TF2 HUD concept, it gave me an idea to do a HUD of one of my favorite games! This HUD is based off the HUD from MechWarrior 4, and the completely custom wallpaper was made in 3DS Max 2010 and AfterEffects CS4. Then I mixed some Rainmeter configs both from other people and made by me.
Here is the full size version: [Here]
![[Here]](http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/3345/mechhud1.png){kind=link}
Here is my original custom wallpaper: [Here]
![[Here]](http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/8413/mechhud1440x900.png){kind=link}
Rainmeter Configs:
-10-Foot HUD
-Dark.Eve
-Enigma
-Gnometer
-MechStats (My custom skins)
-Three
I have this entire suite bundled in a Rainstaller file for easy installation! (and so you can easily get my custom skins)
Have any comments, tips, or tweaks you think it could use? Let me know!
After creating the original mind.Depositor with clips and used it for a while, I found a small problem but it bugs me on regular basis. To insert and pull out the cards, it requires force, no matter how small it is, it creates stress. That's why superior Japanese stationery designs often put into considerations how to reduce user efforts. They call the practice "Universal Design".
So I set out to do a simpler version by using two pieces of leather only. I also have a practice to carry a small notepad or Field Notes to capture to-do inputs temporarily before transferring them to GTD index cards. So I'm adding a slit for the notepad and a slit to store extra blank index cards.
On the left hand side of the cover, I can put a notepad by inserting it to a slit, put blank GTD index cards in the pocket and insert a Field Notes.
On the right hand side I can put two categories of index cards (Personal and Work) into different pockets.
There is also a flap used as a bookmark or enclosure.
The whole thing becomes more compact and functional. It requires less effort to use, it is a simpler design with pleasant leather as the only material, I'm so happy with it. I especially like the color contrast of the outer white and inner brown. So check out the sections below and learn how to create your own.
Original mind.Depositor
Download mind.Depositor Index Card Templates
How to create the original mind.Depositor
How to create mind.Depositor 2
Previous cover of mind.Depositor: Lifehacker.com (followup, and Japanese version of it), GTDTimes, Moleskinerie, Koloist, David Allen Co., Lifehacking.jp, Geeks Guide To Productivity
More on Scription blog: moleskine.vox.com/library/post/minddepositor-2---leather-...
Here is a wallpaper, inspired by the AMC show Mad Men! After watching five episodes straight with my girlfriend, I was inspired to have my desktop reflect my favorite show. Mad Men always makes me feel creative and productive, and thats what I want in a desktop.
Im running Windows 7 (with the Glass Onion visual style) with Rainmeter
-- WP7 is the bar and the rss reader
-- A very heavily edited version of the SimpleMedia clock is my timekeeper and weather ticker
-- Enigma for uptime, battery, network
-- GoogleBar for the Googler
-- Custom Don Draper office wallpaper
Hope you guys like it!
Well, I wanted to crank out a new minimal desktop before I head back up to campus in a few days...so here is what happened!
I found this neat wallpaper and immediately knew I had to do something with it.
Although this desktop is nothing too exciting, I had some fun making it, and hope you enjoy it. Comments / tips are welcome!
Rainmeter configs:
and
-10-Foot HUD
I found the font for terminator and came up with this. I'm using the gradient element of a meter of Rainmeter to get the shading effect, the black shades on both ends are backgrounds using Rainmeter.
And the background is modded from an original poster that features colors.
sarahconnorsociety.net/2008/08/07/reminder-terminator-the...
This idea came directly from lifehacker.
lifehacker.com/5605300/turn-an-ikea-shelf-and-picture-led...
I used the same parts as described. Hell I ripped it off 100%
This made a great platform for my monitor, MacBook, and desk lamp, and for the LED strip to sit under.
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