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Homemade Hypercube Case

Posted by timothy on from the see-recursion dept.

blkmagic writes "I have to say this is probably the most amazing homemade case I've seen. The HyperCube^2 was inspired by Vincenzo Natali's first film, Cube. This is a long article, so here's a link to the gallery of images of the final product. I read about this on CubeOwner.com, a Cube site with a slightly different focus."

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  1. Movies by flatface · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Excellent first movie with a not-so-good sequel. The case is awesome, though. I'm still looking forward to Cube Zero. w00t for Canadian movies!

  2. Re:Best part... by CdBee · · Score: 5, Funny

    Do you think his domain (CubeOwner.com) should be pronounced "Cue Boner..." ?

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  3. Most impressive by confusion · · Score: 4, Funny
    That case is amazing. I really wish I had the ability to work with aluminum that well.

    Everytime I try something like that, it is eligible for the trash bin.

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  4. Mirrordot links: by b0lt · · Score: 5, Informative

    http://mirrordot.org/stories/fc070e13d35d3c0d9f159 7ce68c7c759/index.html
    http://mirrordot.org/stories/acdd5fb24bf7d200d50f0 a945f599743/index.html
    http://mirrordot.org/stories/735e561773e4ab2551551 34e12dc14d9/index.html

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  5. That explains it ... by jstockdale · · Score: 4, Funny

    I knew he couldn't pull off this case design in 3 dimensions. 6 ... well that makes things easy!

    If I had 3 extra dimensions to hide all the duct tape and string in I'm sure I could make a pretty cool case too :)

    -S ...

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  6. Slashdotted again by Mr.+Byaninch · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Hey! Am I the first person to wonder why Slashdot doesn't cache the stuff they link to, so that when it gets killed we can still see it? Gee, it would take someone 2 or 3 minutes to do it on a big site, 15 seconds on a single page thing. I mean, /. regularly busts people's bandwith allocation, all the while making money off the ads on the page that everyone links from. Doesn't anyone there (at /.) think it would be nice to at least spring for a $100 hard drive and cache the pages for a few days? Lots of times some reader does it knowing the site will get put offline, but why should it be up to good hearted readers? Why doesn't OSTG do it? Would that kill them? Should we take up a collection? Or am I all wet?

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  7. Imagine... by Vo0k · · Score: 4, Funny

    Imagine a beowulf cluster of these!
    With nodes changing location within the cluster according to some obscure formula... and killing unsuspecting operators :)

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