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Some inputs -- I hope they are prewired. Firewire? I wonder if it's built in to the motherboard.
This computer is for my friend Greg.
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The Computer History Museum
The world's largest history museum for the preservation and presentation of artifacts and stories of the Information Age located in the heart of Silicon Valley.
While walking down the street in Enfield I noticed a large object in a bin on the pavement. Although I'm used to seeing random things in the street around Enfield, I was a little suspicious of wires coming from it. Closer inspection revealed the word USB, a desktop tower, and in fact it became clear that the remains of a personal computer had been discarded in the street.
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Where you like to work on group projects - Computer Commons (?)
Why is it a good place for group work? Plenty of resources
My Excell spreadsheet. I had to keep track of how much we had made and how much we were going to sell it for.
I got the crop slightly wrong so this is actually 1682x1048 instead of 1680x1050, but it's close enough!
Wallpaper was created after submission of the original image to the group 'Flickr Fan Art'.
The "Computer room" at a Chicago utilities company, 1929.
From the 1600s through to 1950s or so, Computer was a job title for someone who did calculations.
[Photo from John Wolffs Web Museum, credited to "Comptometer News" October 1929.]
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.
This is the Corsair H50 water cooled CPU fan for my Frankenputer. Normally, this radiator would be screwed in to a an appropriately sized vent outlet on the side of the PC case. Well, my baby's got curves, not a square case. So, for now, this radiator sticks out the top of the back of the motherboard tray. Looks AWESOME! :-D