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Eight rackmount servers three APC UPS's one 3com switch one KVM One patch panel 1600 Cisco Router one 8 Port KVM Two Maxtor one touch NAS one VCR one HP2420D and one HP LaserJet M2727 MFP and 350 feet of CAT5 Make a happy computer geek
Taken April 2010
This is the West Taylor Elementary School Computer lab. These computers with flat screen monitors are new arrivals.
I used a chocolate mold to get those tiny keys on the keyboard, but everything else was modeled by hand. I rolled out teeny weeny pieces of fondant to get the logo and details on the computer screen.
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Desk #2 - Winwick Quay (again)
You'll note the lack of natural light in here. This is because the only windows led into an internal corridor. I say "corridor" but that doesn't do it justice - it was an office created in the old warehousing half of the block, opposite the server cage.
I'm reliably informed that there is a ball pit located here, the premises having been turned over to a Jungle Gym kinda facility.
USA
1982
Made by a company called Sportronics and distributed by Veltec, this 11cm wide unit was a large computer.
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I spent most of the day on my back, resting, today. I had a wisdom tooth pulled last night and this morning I had an adverse reaction to the pain killers. This morning during breakfast I passed out. It took me about two hours just to make it over to the couch, where I remained for the bulk of the day. As the evening set in I made my way to our bad. Shortly thereafter Paige and mom joined me.
I had the iBook on the bed in case I wanted to use it. It wasn't open or on, so when Paige went to fiddle I figured there was little harm. At the very least, she'd get the "button pushing" out of her system. A couple minutes later Marna noted that not only had she opened it, but she had also turned it on and was bouncing around random applications. Let's just hope all our data is still intact.
What's that? Philly, will you pweees make me a cup of tea?" Well I think think I best go put the kettle on.
... and my beloved Smith-Corona
It was 1983 and computers were the latest, hottest thing. I was terribly excited about getting one. I paid $1800 for my Apple IIe. It had 64 kb of ram. Was there software available? I don't remember any. The Web was still a decade away. I took a class in Basic programming. With a great deal of effort, I could add sums. After about six months, I sold it and returned to my typewriter. Three years later I bought a Commodore 128. By that time, there were rudimentary word processors available. I dabbled on the Internet (the Web was still a few years off) and found little more than brief text conversations that reminded me of CB chatter. My how things have changed.
Current version 2.1
Computer: Intel Pentium D 940 Presler 3.2GHz LGA 775 Dual-Core Processor on a Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3L motherboard with GeForce GTS250, 8GB OCZ RAM and over 2.5TB storage. OS is 64bit Windows Vista Ultimate with 2 - 22" ACER widescreen monitors (P224W & AL2223W) and Creative Labs 3.1 audio.
Desk: IKEA Expedit bookcase and desk unit ($120) and a IKEA Lack 43-1/4" shelf above ($20). Lighting is 6 Hampton Bay 3-Light LED task and accent lights (~$46/3pk). Monitor shelf was custom built using a single piece of 1x12" pine and a simple pine fj shoe molding for decoration then painted white to match.
Other: Television is a 50" Samsung DLP with Onkoyo 7.1 surround sound, xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii. (Television and receiver are also acting as a 3rd monitor and second sound system for the computer.) Television stand is a Lack TV Unit from IKEA on bed risers to increase storage area underneath.
Yesterday morning I turned on the computer, and the mouse wasn't working - turned out that the kittens had been playing with it and pulled the wires loose. Got it working again and got online, for which I am grateful.
Gratitude Series - photo #31