Mac mini Built Into Wall

Lilmuckers writes "I have just completed a project to build a Mac mini into the wall of my kitchen. It is hidden and everything works perfectly."

Comments

Seems to be surviving the /,-ing

[Munra]

http://www.caffeine-junkies.com/?mode=articles&pag e=print&id=7 seems OK, and is all on one page.

Manta

Arrrrrrrg

[SuperBanana]

Here [Next] is [Next] my [Next] Mac [Next] Mini [Next] in [Next] a [Next] wall.

For everyone who just wants to skip to the chase and see "a Mac Mini in someone's kitchen wall", which is what I wanted to see (not pictures of an effing butter knife)...completed Mini in the wall.

Also, I think the entire W3C group has a simultaneous conniption with the author's use of "Clicky" to note an image that is also a link. That's the purpose, astoundingly, of a BLUE BORDER around an image...along with the cursor change, the tool tip, AND the display of a URL in the bottom of the browser window. I think it's probably worse than the usual "to see a picture of me and a llama, click here. To find out more about llamas, click here."

I know I had a conniption, thanks to the atrocious grammar....

IBM maintains a nice "legends" page

[Shivetya]

about their iSeries and such

http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/legen ds/index_flat.html

It also includes the "server" lost behind the wall. The reenactments are cute and somewhat based on "true" stories.

Another set of stories is at...
http://www.iseriesnetwork.com/nodeuk/ukarchive/ind ex.cfm?fuseaction=viewarticle&CO_ContentID=13885

Awful website.

[blanks]

Not only do they claim that the site is not compatible with IE (which renders it fine) But they claim that the website is w3 compliant.

After the page loads I get a nice JavaScript error, and also decided to check the w3 validator and found 24 errors, not making the website compliant.

If your going to complain about " standard compliant browsers" you should at least make your site compliant to THE standards you claim to enforce.