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A $9 CPU cooler with a good quality fan I put on it. It just BARELY fits. I put a small shim under the bottom of the power supply so it doesn't push down too hard on the cooler. It's touching, but just barely.
Computer shop near me, Ncentric systems are the best computer repair service; we have 10+ years of experienced people in the market.
Control Data Corporation, CDC 6600 Supercomputer, 1964
Computer History Museum
Mountain View, California
USA
Not sent, got at museum in May 2011
Be Sweet Bamboo in Camo
Pattern: Strangling Vine Lace Scarf by Nicole Hindes
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The tape sensor PCB with the 2 optical tape hole sensors and the 2 microswitches. The thick-film hybrid circuit that processes the signals from the former has been folded over, it normally fits behind the PCB. Below the PCB are the write-protect actuator link and the sensor housing.
Young members, 12 years, enjoying a jamming session in the Music Production studio in preparation for the Annual Showcase on 11th May 2010.
This computer, one which I barely use anymore (sadly) was a gift from a very good friend, and the most generous thing anyone's ever done for me.
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www.recyclart.org/2011/03/computer-motherboard-art/
Altered motherboard (main board) colored with paint, inks, with different kind of objects added.
Supplies: Motherboard, inks, sprays, molding paste and different, random objects from my stash - including buttons, strings, metal objects and a dry moth. All colored with inks and sprays.
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The computers are made use of by the community. The Library does not charge for use of computers. The computers have internet access that is free of charge to the community.
I modified the artsy clutch pattern to make a padded case for my computer!
To provide the extra padding I wanted, I used a felted sweater as the lining material.
I'm really happy with how it turned out, but I think a great modification would be to put two button closures on it - one on each side because the extra padding causes the corners to stay up.
Other than that, I'm really happy with my little case!