It does make it easy for other people to see what you are doing. Back when I worked at EMI Central research this lead to a lot of half-empty cups of cold coffee.
At Cambridge Instruments we were less inclined to think about what other people were doing - or perhaps I might have been senior enough that there weren't all that many people who would have been game to do it. It can be very helpful, if you don't mind looking a bit silly from time to time.
Totally. Here's mine:
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Phil Hobbs
Nice. I like to look out my window at trees and birds and rain while I think.
There is the occasional aerial dogfight between a hawk and a bunch of crows. I designed my old office to have a view
I do like to draw on D-size vellum. It looks good and photographs well and erases well. I can toss one on the conference room table for people to see. It gets CAD printed as B-size.
Paper is nice for reading in bed and scribbling notes upon.
Not complaining. I'm not modest.
The crowds of female fans can impede traffic.
I draw on B size Clearprint Fade-Out, 10 squares per inch.
If there were a CAD equivalent of touch typing, it would be almost as good, but there isn't.
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Phil Hobbs
Is "friend" code-speak for a stalking victim that tried to get away from you?
But only today. April 1st.
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