Previous posts made the point of sealing up the computer and monitor... all fine and good. Be sure to get a keyboard that's sealed, and an optical mouse, or a touchpad. There are "roll-up" keyboards that have no exposed moving parts. Also, if you can enclose the computer & monitor in a housing that has a "positive pressure", you'll avoid a lot of the trouble dust. Try to find a way to blow clean air into the enclosure so that no dust can get sucked into the cabinet.
I referee amateur ice hockey when I'm not doing support and helping the developers.
It's a great way to work out, be a part of the sport I love, and get paid! I worked 176 games last year, and made enough to get myself some toys I'd been wanting (new laptop, etc.)
If you want to see Wright right, go to Spring Green, Wisconsin, and take the tour of Taliesin. There are also a number of other Wright works in Wisconsin, well worth the trip.
Fallingwater is in Pennsylvania, and last I saw, they were doing some pretty extensive renovation.
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Previous posts made the point of sealing up the computer and monitor... all fine and good. Be sure to get a keyboard that's sealed, and an optical mouse, or a touchpad. There are "roll-up" keyboards that have no exposed moving parts. Also, if you can enclose the computer & monitor in a housing that has a "positive pressure", you'll avoid a lot of the trouble dust. Try to find a way to blow clean air into the enclosure so that no dust can get sucked into the cabinet.
I referee amateur ice hockey when I'm not doing support and helping the developers. It's a great way to work out, be a part of the sport I love, and get paid! I worked 176 games last year, and made enough to get myself some toys I'd been wanting (new laptop, etc.)
If you want to see Wright right, go to Spring Green, Wisconsin, and take the tour of Taliesin. There are also a number of other Wright works in Wisconsin, well worth the trip.
Fallingwater is in Pennsylvania, and last I saw, they were doing some pretty extensive renovation.