Have you ever used a slide rule? If you had a photographic memory, you could memorize a slide rule and use it to multiply numbers in your head in a way much different from the "traditional" one...
even better: get a recumbent bike! www.ihpva.org my bike:http://toxy.wurzel6-webdesign.de/english/inde x.htm Its a LOT more comfortable, faster and just looks cool....
I am not a homebrewer, but Im from germany and washing machines here have a heating element that can change the temperature of the water in the machine. Recipies on his page are for both lager and ale (phraseology is a lot different in german, but he talks about both top and bottom fermented beer.)
I think there were more games with this kind of atmosphere. First Doom2 of course, Quake, but especially Alien vs. Predator (the original first part). I played that for hours, and the lack of a save feature meant that every death really hurt, especially because the levels became longer AND more difficult.
You could fill a pool with it and charge people to jump in. When they first touch it, the stuff appears to be soft and wobbly, but after a 20ft fall its hard as concrete. You dont even have to dispose of the dead bodies, because they just slowly get sucked into the stuff;-)
Iuse CF for my data transportation needs as well, but I put my 3.5" floppy drive on my mouse cable to keep the weight of the cable from pulling my mouse off my mousepad. Also, the reduced force on my mouse gives me the decisive edge in CS.
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I think using the CPU as on wall for the cooler is a pretty good idea. The problem with heatsinks is that they tend to fall off unnoticed. (except mine, which I glued on with SuperGlue...) Your CPU is outdated long before the metal plate corrodes enough to become a problem. Besides, you could paint it with some heat-conducting stuff...
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Have you ever used a slide rule? If you had a photographic memory, you could memorize a slide rule and use it to multiply numbers in your head in a way much different from the "traditional" one...
even better: get a recumbent bike! www.ihpva.orge x.htm
my bike:http://toxy.wurzel6-webdesign.de/english/ind
Its a LOT more comfortable, faster and just looks cool....
I am not a homebrewer, but Im from germany and washing machines here have a heating element that can change the temperature of the water in the machine. Recipies on his page are for both lager and ale (phraseology is a lot different in german, but he talks about both top and bottom fermented beer.)
I think there were more games with this kind of atmosphere. First Doom2 of course, Quake, but especially Alien vs. Predator (the original first part). I played that for hours, and the lack of a save feature meant that every death really hurt, especially because the levels became longer AND more difficult.
You could fill a pool with it and charge people to jump in. When they first touch it, the stuff appears to be soft and wobbly, but after a 20ft fall its hard as concrete. You dont even have to dispose of the dead bodies, because they just slowly get sucked into the stuff ;-)
Iuse CF for my data transportation needs as well,
but I put my 3.5" floppy drive on my mouse cable to keep the weight of the cable from pulling my mouse off my mousepad. Also, the reduced force on my mouse gives me the decisive edge in CS.
1 NM is 1/60 of 1 degree latitude.
Did anyone read the page source? They have Jabba The Hutt and Jabberwocky as keywords :-)
I think using the CPU as on wall for the cooler
is a pretty good idea. The problem with heatsinks
is that they tend to fall off unnoticed. (except mine, which I glued on with SuperGlue...)
Your CPU is outdated long before the metal plate corrodes enough to become a problem. Besides, you could paint it with some heat-conducting stuff...
Ok, take one of these, put them inside one :-)
of those toy penguins, and ou end up with
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