BBS 17: What's On My Desk? Brains & Beards Show podcast

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The hosts discuss their daily work setups and what equipment they use, including standing desks, laptops, external monitors, headphones, microphones, and other accessories.
One host uses a standing desk to avoid sitting for long periods and stays engaged by walking while in meetings or working.
Their laptops of choice are MacBooks for iOS development. One also uses an iMac Pro but it has started freezing.
Other items mentioned include pens, a Rubik's cube for focusing, an external SSD for extra storage space due to limited internal storage, and a cloudlifter microphone amplifier to reduce noise.
A mechanical keyboard is used for programming tasks, with custom key mappings for shortcuts.
An external hard drive is used for video editing projects and backups due to large file sizes.
A multi-channel audio interface and microphone setup provides easy, high-quality and noise-free podcast recording.
A separate webcam is used for higher quality video calls compared to laptop cameras.
Photos and decorations on the desk provide smiles and breaks from work.
The hosts discuss focusing on technical development tips or sharing more of their work environments and setups in future episodes based on listener feedback.

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The hosts discuss their daily work setups and what equipment they use, including standing desks, laptops, external monitors, headphones, microphones, and other accessories.
One host uses a standing desk to avoid sitting for long periods and stays engaged by walking while in meetings or working.
Their laptops of choice are MacBooks for iOS development. One also uses an iMac Pro but it has started freezing.
Other items mentioned include pens, a Rubik's cube for focusing, an external SSD for extra storage space due to limited internal storage, and a cloudlifter microphone amplifier to reduce noise.
A mechanical keyboard is used for programming tasks, with custom key mappings for shortcuts.
An external hard drive is used for video editing projects and backups due to large file sizes.
A multi-channel audio interface and microphone setup provides easy, high-quality and noise-free podcast recording.
A separate webcam is used for higher quality video calls compared to laptop cameras.
Photos and decorations on the desk provide smiles and breaks from work.
The hosts discuss focusing on technical development tips or sharing more of their work environments and setups in future episodes based on listener feedback.

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