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[f33dm3bits]

 

[f33dm3bits]

 

[MattWinter]

I'm a fan of Digital Blasphemy's wallpapers:

Merry Christmas To All | Digital Blasphemy

beta.digitalblasphemy.com

 

[wizardfromoz]

Hey Maarten with #39, did you get that from somewhere or write it yourself, it is legend?

It ticks a whole lot of my boxes.

Chris

 

[f33dm3bits]

Hey Maarten with #39, did you get that from somewhere or write it yourself, it is legend?

It ticks a whole lot of my boxes.

Chris

No I didn't write it myself, I pulled it off of my favorite wallpaper website. It's actually a bash fork-bomb, if you do try it do it in a vm. I'm curious, what boxes does it tick?

 

[wizardfromoz]

Lines 7 onwards.

 

[Condobloke]

Amen to that.

 

[Lord Boltar]

 

[sphen]

Rather than post big photos, I will post a description.

These days, I have reverted to solid color backgrounds mostly in the medium-dark blue and medium gray ranges. It helps me distinguish between privileged and non-privileged accounts on the same host and also between hosts. (Privileged/Admin - gray, non-privileged working account - blue.)

Before I switched to solid colors, I used images. I looked for images that make Desktop icons easy to see. Here are some of the images I used and may use again someday. You are on your own to search for them:

• Many astronomy photos. That backlit view of Saturn taken by the Cassini orbiter is particularly good.
• A Good Day in Harlem, 1958 - An amazing gathering of jazz musicians from the 1950s.
• Solvey Conference, 1927 - An amazing gathering of physicists from the 1920s.
• Studley Tool Chest, late 1800s - The workmanship is exceptional in every way.
• Two "merged" images of Earth, spread like a map projection - One in daylight and one at night.

Good luck!

 

[Ziggi]

You can get banned for posting this wallpaper