Oil-Cooling 802.11 Infrastructure
gomoX writes "A group of 802.11b fans in Tordera, Spain, are running a wireless node on the roof of a building, with the idea of a free wireless network for everyone on the neighbourhood. Its a system running linux with a home made can antenna, mounted on a plastic tool box in the roof. To keep it cool under the sun and protect it from rain, wind, they have immersed it into vegetable oil (yes, the whole thing). As oil is non-conductive, everything should run fine. The site is in Spanish, here is the google translation and the google cache."
.. I've never had deep-fried RAM before.. could be tasty.
"That should run pretty slick!"
And a few weeks later...
"Eww, rancid!"
WI-FrIed?
---- "Logoff! That cookie shit makes me nervous!" - A. Soprano
It also rubs the lotion on its' skin, or it gets the hose again...please do not be pressing in the penguin, as that excites the penguin too much.
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Those people got the "fried chips" idea all wrong
They'd better hope that no one posts a link to their server or the whole town will be able to cook their fries in it too...
Have you seen my stapler?
God, that sounds like some bad tech support joke -
(in Spanish):
"Your hard drive failed, sir?"
"Yes, yes, it was running fine just a few days ago, but now it won't read or write at all."
"Hmm. Odd. Is the drive plugged in and installed properly?"
"Yes, I immerssed it in a vat of vegetable oil."
"..."(sound of head banging against wall)
I wonder if that broke the warranty...
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