Vehicular LCD for Server Monitoring
Pete writes "The guys over at Extreme Overclocking have show how to put a car LCD inside a computer. The article shows how to install VNC remote computing software onto the server, how to manage the server from another computer, and how to use the color LCD to manage the server locally. They also included a video at the end which shows the setup process, and the LCD in action."
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And we thought people with cell phones were a menace to other drivers!!??
It runs Linux :-)!
Shame on you, Mr. Bush
Shame on everyone who voted for Bush
Shame on everyone who didn't vote against Bush
Shame on all US Soldiers in Iraq
See it here!
1) "Oh geez, spongebob1's not responding"...continues to stare at screen waiting for spongebob1's return...doesn't pay attention to sharp curve in the road...WHAM!!! Game over.
2) After going out to a fancy dinner with a nice attractive young lady, you're driving to the movie theater when your big honkin' LCD starts beeping. "Oh crap honey, I've gotta go to work and get this server running. I guess we can't go to the movie." "Ok, drop me off at home then." "Are you free on Thursday? Want to grab dinner again?" "No, I don't mind computer geeks, but this is ridiculous. It's either me or the servers, Billy."
I will never take a job that requires me to wear a pager or carry a cell phone so that people can reach me on off hours. And I'm certainly never going to mount an LCD in my car.
Sheepdot: Open Source good, Closed Source baaaaaaad!