Hacker Stations

Kasia's cozy crafting den in Berlin

Denys' workspace in Berlin is a "hack with scotch tape and zip ties"

Peter Cooper's setup for programming, writing newsletters, and listening to vinyls

Nikitonsky's minimal, aesthetically pleasing station in Berlin

Michiel Borkent's simple setup made easy in Amersfoort, The Netherlands

A picture showing a wooden desk with three wide-screen monitors on it. There is a picture behind the desk on the wall showing a lake. A warm-light lamp behind the monitor on the middle. The biggest monitor on the right shows Grafana with different metrics. The monitor in the middle has a code editor open.

Chris Beach's comfy home office in the UK

Martin Jones' homebuilt, remote teaching station

The photo depicts a walnut bookshelf system against a white wall. Part of this system is a desk with a large monitor showing a backdrop of vivid monstera leaves. The shelf is full of various colourful books, nicknacks, and plants. Right of the book shelf standing on the floor is a small black box, a self-built computer. Next to is a vintage-looking bench with several more books, and black vase with flowers. There is a bit of sunshine coming in from the left of the photo, giving this space a welcoming and warm vibe.

Irina's green, hygge oasis in Copenhagen, Denmark

Bozhidar Batsov's light and relaxing setup in Bulgaria where open source magic happens

Dashiell Bark-Huss' cozy setup for running a startup and hacking on lucid dreams in Chicago, IL