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8 cores, 3.8 GHz, 16 logical processors. The quiet workhorse behind builds, containers and parallel sessions.
An honest look at the gear I work, teach and tinker with every day: the rig under the desk, the chair that puts up with me, and the small things in between.
Note: I am not selling anything here, which is why I deliberately do not link any products. No affiliate links, no recommendations with ulterior motives, just an inventory.

8 cores, 3.8 GHz, 16 logical processors. The quiet workhorse behind builds, containers and parallel sessions.

A solid AM4 base without frills, exactly what a reliable daily driver needs.

Enough power for CUDA experiments, small ML side projects and the occasional escape into a game world.

Silent, well-dimensioned and never given me a single hiccup.

32 GB are enough for IDE, classroom amounts of browser tabs and a few containers on the side.

System, projects and anything that has to feel instant.

The cozy archive for everything that isn't needed every day.

Tidy airflow box, unobtrusive and quiet.

Small, but mighty! Compact in design, but with just the right storage space for everyone who manages their workflow completely digitally.

Ergonomic enough for long coding sessions and long teaching shifts.

Adjustable light for late evenings when screen blue alone isn't enough.

Lifts both monitors into the air, frees up desk space and keeps repositioning pleasantly flexible.

Eye-friendly for long sessions in front of code, slides and live demos.

A second stage for docs, terminal or the student window during class.

Keyboard with backlight. Crisp travel that hits the right mix of typing and clacking.

Plain, precise, simply does its job.

With mute and volume control. Clear voice in class without studio overhead.

Comfortable headphones for calls, coding music and the occasional disappearance into the work.

5.1 PC speaker system. More sound than I technically need, but great for the atmosphere.

Compact all-in-one for the rare moments when paper turns out to be unavoidable after all. Thanks to the refillable ink tanks, the device is particularly economical.

50-piece set with 3M adhesive tape. The inconspicuous guardian of order behind the desk that tames cable clutter and ensures a clean setup.

Compact adapter for M.2 SSDs to transfer data quickly and easily via USB. Ideal for backups, system migration, or mobile access to NVMe and SATA drives.

Fuel. Without it, less would work around here than people might guess.

Keeps my attention on the code instead of on the floor.

Second device, test device and connection to the world outside the editor.