Just doesn’t work. No alliteration. Weird Wednesday, now that’s a better title.
News on [url=http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/06/09/treo_no_camera/]Camera Phones[/url] – obviously a dangerous tool. See:
This computer showed up in the mail, some time back, offering from one of [url=http://www.intramatrix.net/blog/weblog.php]Greg’s[/url] minions. It was, at its time, more than a decade ago, a pretty cool machine. Sort of, anyway. I had a Mac SE/30 and since that one was like a Macintosh clone between a standard Mac SE and a Mac IIx or Cx, I called it a Mac SE/x. My old computer carcass has moved on to [url=www.fredlet.com]fredlet’s[/url] collection.
I was wondering about was to turn it back into a useful machine. Something’s broke, and it won’t boot from anything I’ve got, hard disk, floppy, magic “fix anything computer” disk, none of the old stuff I’ve hung onto for I-don’t-know-why reasons.
Case, computer mods like [url=http://members.home.nl/gis/]this[/url], or purveyor’s like [url=http://www.xoxide.com/]this[/url].
[url=http://www.apple.com/retail/bartoncreek/]Apple[/url] released some new models this week, including a top-end water-cooled whatever. I’m not about to water-cool that baby, but whatever it gets will include a fan of some kind.
I suppose I should start under the hood, which is why I liked working on most motorcycles, as my type of bike never had any plastic hanging off to get in the way of motor parts, just bare engine, right there.
I can scavenge a motherboard someplace, then I’d have to either fit a new screen of some kind into the case, and here, I’m thinking an old color laptop screen might be perfect. What color to paint it? Maybe metallic color, run a set of make-believe rivets up one side, make it look like something that came off a space ship?