Aquarium Modcase
zeptic writes "How about an aquarium in your running computer? This casemod shows you how it's done. The cool pictures can be found on the same site page, and there is an English summary on the last page."
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Fishy go BZZZT!
We recently had heard in the office over one of the Yellow Machine that's made by Anthology Solutions.
This guy put an ant farm in his case.
boil a fish in twenty seconds.
Fill it with grease and you've got yourself fried flounder.
Say hello to the new dorm microwave.
Alex.
You can get the kit for this mod at Think Geek: http://www.thinkgeek.com/pcmods/cases/6151/
Thinkgeek has been selling these very things for ages. Same case, same aquarium kit. Did he buy the thing from Thinkgeek? (apologies if it says in the article... my German is just a little rusty ;))
Yawn.
Here's an idea for a casemod that would actually impress me:
Get some expensive pure water, some with NO corrosive dissolved oxygen, and completely electrically neutral, meaning no OH- and H+ ions. I realize that water is self-ionizing, so the removal of these ions might need to be continuous.
Unpack, assemble, and run your awesome computer in a container full of this stuff.
I don't care how expensive or chemically unfeasible that would be, but that would actually be impressive. I've heard of computers running submerged in vegetable oil before, since vegetable oil is made of large covalent molecules, but I don't care. I want an underwater computer.
people have been doing this for years with old macs
...would that be a school of fish?