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#1241 Post by musher0 »

Yikes, you ordered a portable pizza with no cheese?! :lol:
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#1242 Post by Burn_IT »

No cheese!! You ordered a portable Pizza??
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#1243 Post by Ted Dog »

My luck my mom would get in her got to cleaning moods and toss it out. I dreaded the summer camps or weeks with Grandmas. Come home and room would be in a new color, clothes and toys given away. Even now she CAN'T resist the urge to box and hide my things. :D

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#1244 Post by Galbi »

I was thinking that with the lid closed, it won't be much tempting for a potential thief, but it depends in how hungry the thief is... :)
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#1245 Post by musher0 »

Of course you can use cheese as glue to keep the components from moving
around. What do you use for connectors: ethernet, usb, etc ? Mini green peppers? :lol:
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#1246 Post by starhawk »

One of these days I've got to upload the photos of a set of computers I built. They're not quite Pizza Box Laptop awful, but they're pretty close. I called them the Paper Tiger series... silly me...

Lotsa pix tho so it'll probably get its own thread.

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#1247 Post by Fossil »

musher0. Of course you can use cheese as glue to keep the components from moving
around. What do you use for connectors: ethernet, usb, etc ? Mini green peppers? Laughing

Just breadboard it! :roll:

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#1248 Post by Burn_IT »

COBble it together?

I'm on a ROLL

or just being a PAIN, loafing about.
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#1249 Post by 8-bit »

rokytnji wrote:A common sight on our freeways. These are towed convoys of vehicles being bought at USA car auctions and then towed south with home made 3 vehicle tow hookups.

Vehicles in all sorts of wreckage conditions.
They are going to Latin American Countries that need vehicles.

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Ford Pickups are a favorite. My 67 was stolen and stripped and burnt in Mexico.
So was my 71 cherry red Chevy Nova. I keep my toys now behind a big white fence guarded by 6 dogs.

It is still the wild west out here. :lol:
In Oregon, that towing setup would be illegal!
I know because I checked into it once thinking of towing more than one vehicle.

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#1250 Post by Ibidem »

Galbi wrote:If it works...
I presume that's something you did?
What sort of motherboard/screen/... did you use? (Was it the guts of a used laptop?)

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#1251 Post by Galbi »

Ibidem wrote:
Galbi wrote:If it works...
I presume that's something you did?
What sort of motherboard/screen/... did you use? (Was it the guts of a used laptop?)
No, no. I saw the photo and made me smile so I thought that you may find it funny too.

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I saw the photo as a bullet here http://www.fabio.com.ar/6151
Check it every Thursday and blown your head in this Russian Roulette.
Advice: some bullets might be a little NSFW.
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#1252 Post by neerajkolte »

A picture is worth a thousand words.

And you don't need to know the language. Unless it's a picture of some text. :wink:

I couldn't read any thing on the page Galbi gave but can understand the pictures no problemo. :D

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#1253 Post by Ibidem »

Galbi wrote:
Ibidem wrote:
Galbi wrote:If it works...
I presume that's something you did?
What sort of motherboard/screen/... did you use? (Was it the guts of a used laptop?)
No, no. I saw the photo and made me smile so I thought that you may find it funny too.
Shucks.
It did, but not as much as project photos would have.
I would enjoy seeing some projects involving "alternative computer cases"...stuff that does not look like it would be a computer.
(And thanks for pointing out where it came from, but I'd rather avoid NSFW stuff.)

An idea I keep thinking about is a wooden-cased "luggable"--with a knife switch for the ultimate reset.

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#1254 Post by neerajkolte »

Ibidem wrote:It did, but not as much as project photos would have.
I would enjoy seeing some projects involving "alternative computer cases"...stuff that does not look like it would be a computer.
Few days ago I saw photos of Google's first server. The post said due to lack of money they built the startup's server with lego bricks and some plastic sheet. I don't know if it's true but seems ok.
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#1255 Post by musher0 »

Thanks for the URL, Galbi. I understand Spanish a little (just a little!).
Interesting concept, for a site!

I thought this one from the "ruletta rusa" list was quite telling: :shock:
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If this is not a country where cars are driven from the right hand side,
this tramway has just subtracted a logical being needlessly...
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#1256 Post by Galbi »

Sorry musher0, I didn´t catch this:
this tramway has just subtracted a logical being needlessly...
You mean something related to the said: "the one that comes from the right, has the right to pass."
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#1257 Post by Ted Dog »

sounds like a April fools joke. Google has had some imagination in its early days.

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#1258 Post by musher0 »

Galbi wrote:Sorry musher0, I didn´t catch this:
this tramway has just subtracted a logical being needlessly...
You mean something related to the said: "the one that comes from the right, has the right to pass."
Hi, Galbi.

Not quite, although in the context, it could be funny...

What I mean, bluntly: If that picture is not from Australia or Great
Britain or some other country where the driver of the car is seated on the
right-hand side of the car, the driver of that car has most likely been
killed by that tramway... :(

The driver is the "logical being" and the accident is the
"substraction" (Gee, I'm complicated!)

On the same dark humor note, in my country, there is a highway/street
regulation that says that a pedestrian is always right, even if he or she
has been squished by a car... As I said... dark humor. :twisted:

BFN.

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#1259 Post by bark_bark_bark »

soft of an old one...
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#1260 Post by bark_bark_bark »

Happy double post day! another sort of old one,
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