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Desktop Porn for 2008



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Originally uploaded by dblume.

Today was my last day at Pinnacle Systems, after over 13 years. What does a desk look like after 13 years of cruft?

Well, not that bad, but that's because I was recently forced to move cubicles. Otherwise, there'd be more junk scattered around.

There are a couple of other cubicle photos next to that one. Also, if you visit the photos at flickr, you'll see some notes added to them.

Comments

 narilka on Jan 10th 2008 at 5:59 AM
Oh, I didn't realize you were leaving. I hope it wasn't because of that stuff a couple months ago. :( What's next on the horizon for you? Hope it's something good and fun!

 dblume on Jan 10th 2008 at 6:48 PM
No, it wasn't because of that stuff. Just time for a change of scenery. The valley is going through good times again, and I got swayed by a former colleague of mine to try something new. I'm joining a company called Kaleidescape! It's really going to be different for me. No more Windows!

 davidd on Jan 9th 2008 at 9:52 PM
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 davidd on Jan 10th 2008 at 7:54 AM
That's a seriously cool monitor... does it go home with you? I see a poster there which has featured in previous posts. Good luck on your next adventure!

 dblume on Jan 10th 2008 at 6:49 PM
No, that monitor stays at Pinnacle. But yes, it was so cool, I bought one for myself anyway! I love it!

 halophoenix on Jan 10th 2008 at 11:57 AM
My thoughts are along Nari's! I hope you didn't find yourself wanting to leave because of all of that crud. I'm still in the press! I'll break the story, I will! ANYWAY; that's quite the desk. ^^ I wish mine had nearly as much personality. ^_~ Maybe I should get to work! In the meantime, good luck wherever you head to! If you land somewhere that needs a project manager, you let me know. ^_~

 dblume on Jan 10th 2008 at 6:50 PM
Thanks, Phoenix! As I mention to Nari above, this was a voluntary move. It was time for a new adventure!

 pastilla on Jan 10th 2008 at 2:56 PM
:: sighs knowingly :: Desks, like cars, are their own little worlds. Bittersweet farewells . . . I echo the sentiments of the others; hoping this is a tectonic shift of the positive kind.

 dblume on Jan 10th 2008 at 6:54 PM
Moving on was hard! I made some really good friends at Pinnacle. I did become very comfortable at that desk, but the siren call of a new problem domain became irresistible.