12-volt Plexiglass Computer
zootjeff writes: "I am in the process of designing and redesigning a computer for my car. This machine is based on the Shuttle FV24 motherboard. I built a box that is 8 inches by 7.5 inches by 3 inches. I also designed and built my own custom power supply. This could be useful to people who want to take linux into their car. It is also useful for solar powered battery operations." He sent some pictures, too, of what the 2nd case looks like, an
overview, including (!) police report number (the 2nd revision was stolen), more on
the power supply,
and the third iteration.
Here come the california fuckpigs,
look how they walk, all wonky and disjointed
Here come the california fuckpigs,
with several leaders, beaten then appointed
My will is bigger than my willie
but it's pretty small
and if I had a thousand reasons
I would eat them all
My life goes blurry like a donkey
with a bandaged head
Where are the caterpillars?
sorry, they're all dead
Here come the california fuckpigs
look how they walk, all sad and out of step like
Here come the california fuckpigs
with several leaders, 'cause they do not have to hitch-hike
I saw a drunken bishop standing
over by the stairs
He puked into a metal ashtray
after eating pears
And laughing silently he turned
to me and waved his cock
It was all covered in shit
he'd just been up the flock
Roadkill is yummy.
So you've got a computer with a clear plexiglas case.
That ain't nothin. I'm wearing clear plastic trousers. People keep congratulating me on my " miniature components."
--Shoeboy
Personally, unless the computer supply is linear (which they stopped using since the original IBM PC) I have my doubts as to wether this would blow the battery up or not.
You need to get a clue. Thanks.