Tandra does most of the work, serves out files and handles the internet connection, and when those 320GB just aren't enough, that's around another 200GB of unused drives you see sitting in front of Crimson's monitor. You'll also notice (with keen eyes, anyway) the Playstation controller, which is attached to Tandra with a SmartJoy adapter. It even works with a dance pad, which is nice, since I love Stepmania. Crimson is a new addition, and hasn't really found a place yet, but I plan on turning it into a Linux test box. Cirin in my wife's, and is used mainly for writing, but Warcraft and Diablo sometimes grace its screen.

Both my wife and I use the Dvorak keyboard layout, rather than the standard Qwerty layout. Not only is it easier on the hands, but it's fun to confuse people with. If you're interested in it, I suggest making sure the keys on your keyboard can be physically rearranged. It's especially good if they are all angled the same, otherwise they may feel odd afterwards. If they can't be moved, and you want to mark them with the new layout, a soft finger nail polish works well, as suggested by Holly Lisle, since it doesn't chip or wear away like markers or paint.