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Fogicles

 Cubicles with Fog Screen walls
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Basically a network of cubicles, but instead of regular walls they have fog screen walls (see link). Nice opaque walls for privacy, but cool fog all over the place.
—DeathNinja, Aug 25 2003

Fog Screen http://www.cs.tut.fi/~ira/wave.html
Cool stuff. [DeathNinja, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

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       I want a projector at my desk that projects a shadow image of myself onto the screen that looks like I'm really busy, plus a note "In conference with the CEO, please do not disturb."
—kbecker, Aug 25 2003
   

       Da link not workin'.   

       And I haven't even got a cubicle, poor me. I've got a shower cubicle at home though. Does that mean I can still play?
—squeak, Aug 26 2003
   

       What happens when you run out of fog?
—k_sra, Aug 26 2003
   

       Ok, once you’ve got fog, why not do away with the cubicals altogether? Fill the workplace with a thick fog, visibility just three feet. If your reach were long enough, you could touch your neighbor’s nose without even seeing her.

Think of the packing efficiency!
—pluterday, Aug 26 2003
   

       <touches pluter's nose and disappe
—k_sra, Aug 26 2003
   

       [+] as long as I remember to be the first person to sneeze the fog wall into my cow orker's face
—FlyingToaster, Mar 07 2009
   


 

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