post your today desktop picture..

[Affliction]

 

[Bobby64]

That's pretty scary, Affliction. 0_0

Mine's a bit cuter:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v39/Tails64/desktop20130803.jpg~original

 

[Affliction]

That's pretty scary, Affliction. 0_0

Mine's a bit cuter:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v39/Tails64/desktop20130803.jpg~original

Haha, it's from the Deftones' music video...You've Seen The Butcher

 

[BlueLioness]

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[BlueLioness]

You are right that is scary.

 

[EphesiaNZ]

You are right that is scary.

Indeed, a Windows user, very scary....

 

[CodeforChrist]

Sf giants all the way tho. Ain't nothing scary about that

 

[Yoseft]

Mine is too cluttered. I need to clean it before posting.

 

[Affliction]

Indeed, a Windows user, very scary....

Oh, you I use it for serious gaming - of course i'm going to want Windows! Love custom builds.

 

[WithLoveFromAlyssa]

 

[Affliction]

Currently my favorite Deathcore act

 

[EphesiaNZ]

Currently my favorite Deathcore act

Couple of things to note in that screenie,

1. You have published your public IP address. If this is a static address I can assume I can always find you at this address, that you probably connect to your ISP via PPPoE and that you seem to be using Windows 7 - that's a good start to building an attack vector to possibly hack you modem/router/laptop etc.

2. Those network upload/download figures seem very high. Not sure what period of time those figures are for but you could attract the interest of anti-piracy bodies as one could assume you are possibly indulged in torrenting software. I may be wrong (and apologies if I am) but as they say, a picture paints a thousand words.

So, in future, I would smear/smudge those the above details in order to protect your privacy.

 

[Affliction]

Couple of things to note in that screenie,

1. You have published your public IP address. If this is a static address I can assume I can always find you at this address, that you probably connect to your ISP via PPPoE and that you seem to be using Windows 7 - that's a good start to building an attack vector to possibly hack you modem/router/laptop etc.

2. Those network upload/download figures seem very high. Not sure what period of time those figures are for but you could attract the interest of anti-piracy bodies as one could assume you are possibly indulged in torrenting software. I may be wrong (and apologies if I am) but as they say, a picture paints a thousand words.

So, in future, I would smear/smudge those the above details in order to protect your privacy.

One word: Tor. And i'm not even worried about those figures, those are relatively small. Editing, recording, uploading edits and streams of games that I compete in/shoutcast, no worries there mate.

 

[C-Man]

Think so, eh? :3

 

[EphesiaNZ]

Screenshot of my test desktop build of OpenBSD 5.4 (5.4 is officially released in November) and just shows the bare desktop with a couple of conky items for date/time and a RSS feed for the OpenBSD Journal at undeadly.org - love that URL

It features the Calm Window Manager which is very basic but highly configurable.

OpenBSD isn't for those that like to venture out of their comfort zone but is probably the most secure OS out there and, it's a great feeling to get this OS up and running. This box, well it's a mini-itx rig, is going to be reinstalled shortly with OpenBSD and will function as my new internet gateway/home server - what other OS would I feel safe with openly facing the net?.

 

[C-Man]

Never anger a woman with a sword.

 

[elytron]

This is a screen shot from some years back. Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic (Linux) on my old laptop.

 

[Ada Lovelace]

Ha, this was a more interesting thread than I thought it would be. It was kinda interesting seeing everyone's desktops.

 

[EphesiaNZ]

This is a screen shot from some years back. Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic (Linux) on my old laptop.

Ah, the good old days before unity.

 

[Angeldove97]

Mine right now- I normally just have 1 folder and the trash can on it, but I've been doing work stuff lately.