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This is the side of the case you would normally open, but alas, the case is backwards :)
So you can see the right arm attached in place with the fiber optic cable swooping around the back, along with the arm ribbon cable in place. You can kinda see the tail sticking out of the back there as well. Please note the wires from the top, it's a stripped phone wire that's been curled (which has come uncurled since I did this) they are in the in/out sockets of the modem header using standard rj-11 plugs
This is the back section of a computer. These are several of the plugs that you will see if you look at your machine. Roll over each plug to see a short description.
Working on a Steampunk hallway and, this is the first item.
It's a homemade chandelier from parts of a bicycle, scale, subwoofer, record player and a computer.
Today, a Dell certified tech came to replace the LCD and graphics card in my laptop. It's working beautifully...for a few minutes at a time.
The good news: The while lines and green boxes are gone.
The bad news: Every few minutes, EVERYTHING is gone.
Sigh.
Fn+F8 brings the display back. A little digging online told me something Dell telephone tech support couldn't figure out... it's probably a faulty screen inverter. (Note: They first suggested it might be a virus--quite a coincidence, given that a tech was out here today replacing components--then said they'd send out a third graphics card. They also suggested I send my machine to their depot--you know, my machine with the next day, on site service. The supervisor couldn't figure out why that suggestion made me unhappy.)
I am on hold with tech support at the moment to see about a new inverter board.
An update will surely follow.
Disc Drive: CPU necklace from a computer disc drive
Price: $54
"Fan Belt": A belt made from chrome fan covers from discarded computers create a retro-motif
Price: $79 (Sold - others can be made to order)
Low relief computer keyboard pieces form an Egyptian collar style neck piece.
Also available: Caps Lock; Enter; and Shift;
Price $65 each.
The Information Technology Department creatively used discarded computer parts to celebrate the season (one of my coworkers said, "Oh, so that's why our computers don't work, the parts are all on the wall!").
This wreath was hand-woven by one of the programmers.
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These cranberry red resistors are a wonderful accent on a 8mm tangled web of brillant red wire. All CLONE HARDWARE earrings are made with surgical stainless steel posts and butterfly backs.
Paired perfectly with:
www.etsy.com/listing/73451893/upcycled-computer-ring-tang...
An old ad for memory (from this site).
Thanks for the heads up from Bill Harris over @ Dubious Quality.
I was curious about the company as I'd never heard about them before. Did a little Google search and came up with this: