sigh ... I'm a contract worker, and have no desk.
Here's what I came to work armed with, though:
- 1 travel cup filled with strong coffee
- 3 Perl books:
- Perl 5 Pocket Reference (for "what was that function?")
- Perl Cookbook (for "how the heck do I do that?")
- Object Oriented Perl (for light reading on the bus)
- 1 cell phone
- 1 mechanical pencil
- 1 clipboard with several sheets of paper, each already scribbled on (design at its finest)
"All you need is ignorance and confidence; then success is sure."-- Mark Twain
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