12/18/08
"My desktop is basically a to do list. I think ideally it would just have a trashcan on it, although so far that's never happened. I don't understand why it's actually called a recycle bin either. It doesn't recycle anything. Hmm, what does that say about me? The photo is of Bryce Canyon National Park. It's from last winter break and reminds me of Ben. Oh, and it's a home computer. Woo!" TS, USA
"Here is my current desktop. My laptop died and Zach H. very very kindly lent me his old one. I think this picture was taken from his plane while he was flying through the fabric of time much like in the 1995 made for TV movie (and 1980 book by the same same name) The Langoliers by Stephen King." RW, CT, USA
""This is my Thinkpad (PC) laptop desktop. I try to keep it as simple as possible, but often I get lazy and start adding folders, like the ones on the lower left. The black background not only matches the casing of the computer, but also provides for contrast between any application that is open, as very few programs use all black backgrounds. This desktop thing is way too revealing." CC, USA
12/17/08
12/16/08
"This desktop was developed on an optimistic day a few years ago as a way of organizing my computer. Most of those folders and documents remain completely empty, and for the ones that are full, it's been months if not years since I've opened them. They're all out of order now, too, since when I'm bored I tend to drag them around without paying much attention. My desktop's saving grace is its flower background, though. Whenever people borrow my computer, they comment on how beautiful the photo is. Not surprisingly, it wasn't me, but a friend who took it and put it there. Tomorrow I'm finally going to reorganize it and fix the whole thing." AT, SF, USA
12/15/08
"I'm just a mild mannered, bleeding heart Democrat, who wants to work hand-in-hand with my fellow Americans to build a stronger country. I think this economic downturn is historic, but I believe we can overcome it by working together. We have to have hope, we all have to sacrifice, we have to accept one another, we have to love one another." MS, OR
12/14/08
12/3/08
11/19/08
"This is my home/school work computer. The photo is of my chocolate lab, Gravy, who found a turtle in his yard. He's a big wuss. I like this photo because even though he's barking at the turtle, it almost looks as if the turtle is on the attack. I try to keep my desktop clutter-free, but I'm in the midst of thesis writing and other end-of-the semester craziness so I keep these files easily accessible." SF, USA
"I don't think I would ever buy a cat... but if I were to ever change my mind: this is the one I would get - it's called a Bengal and is very smart (and expensive because it is a descendant of a wild Asian Leopard Cat)." AL, USA - Home Computer
"This is from my work office... Keep it as simple as possible!!" AL, USA, Work
11/18/08
11/15/08
11/14/08
"so i sent you a picture of some pears i have at work, now here is a pair of monitors that are my home computer set up.
the fuzzy picture is a close up of my husband's face when he dressed up as a zombie for halloween. i like how it's pretty abstract but i can see his creepy zombie eye in the bottom right corner. the fuzzy creature is my dog, katy wetzel, eating a carrot from the garden." JG, USA
"here is a picture of my desktop at work. i like pears." JG, USA
11/12/08
"Personal/work computer. A drawing of the White House and surrounding blocks, circa 1857. My office is just outside the frame on the right side. Library of Congress has a shit-ton of these old maps -- of practically every city in the country -- in their online digital collections: http://memory.
11/10/08
11/9/08
"The picture is of a place whose name i probably can't spell and am too lazy to look up but in close approximation is "meringsport". It's in South Africa but I'm even too lazy to find out where precisely. I took this picture 2 summers ago when i spent a month driving around SA with my South African boyfriend. We drove through the meringsport because he knows how much i love geology, and the rock structures along this (essentially mini canyon) are amazing. We'd parked the car and gotten out to look at a waterfall, this shot was taken on the way back. It's not the world's best picture, but I like it because it feels kind of cozy - cozy like rainy days and enclosed spaces... p.s. the files are all job or class related - 2L year of law school has turned me into a kind of one-dimensional person, at least from a desktop perspective" KM, USA
11/6/08
11/3/08
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