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Please, think of the kittens.
Case modding has been taken in a whole different direction with this “reverse case mod” by whizzbang.
Next, I’d like to see a computer turned into a working toaster or coffee maker or something. Now that would be impressive.
Via b3ta
Case modding has been taken in a whole different direction with this “reverse case mod” by whizzbang.
Next, I’d like to see a computer turned into a working toaster or coffee maker or something. Now that would be impressive.
Via b3ta
Hey, it was my first try! cut us some slack!
Next one is going to be a barbeque 🙂
hum omg 🙂
I’m not dissing you, I’m just a forward-thinker 🙂
Great job. Make sure you don’t forget to invite me over for the world’s first Intel-based barbecue.
No worries, it will be a spledid affair, most likly videoed and posted….
lets see how those cases stand up to the heat!
“Next, I’d like to see a computer turned into a working toaster or coffee maker or something. Now that would be impressive.”
already done: http://articles.pimprig.com/featured_pimprig/the_caffeine_machine.php 🙂
That’s beautiful. Thanks. I did a cursory search before I posted that comment, but I should have known that there are people crazy enough to have already done that kind of stuff. I should have known, because I would be one of them if I had more free time. 🙂
The title of the article has no credibility. God does not kill His creation.
thanks for the opportunity to comment. ML
My friends and I bought a Siemens-Nixdorf 8850 mainframe from a swapmeet for $25. We briefly toyed with trying to get it to run and then turned it into a rolling tool chest.