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« Godzilla building | 50th Song » 12-06-06 I have probably babbled about this subject to most of you at some point or another: I've been working on a project for work to put a Mac G4 tower's motherboard into a Rackmount server ATX case. It's my first real mod and it's now complete and running. In true nerd form, I documented the process so that others can repeat my Posted on December 6, 2006 11:56 AM Comments: nerdilicious........I don't want to be turned into a blue penguin so I ain't gonna try Posted on December 6, 2006 07:08 PMYes. As a blue penguin you might end up in some annoying 3D animated movie with a bunch of other wretchedly cute and oddly-coloured animals. Posted on December 6, 2006 07:54 PMso true, I always hate it when that happens. Excellent modding skilzez. I should point out that your finished mod is not ostentatious enough. I would like to see more glass panels, LEDs and black lights. Seriously, good job Mr. IT dept. Posted on December 7, 2006 09:56 AMThank you, sir. :-) Somehow I don't think my bosses would appreciate me inflating the budget to PIMPIFY my mod. However, there have been a couple of times where we've dashed off to the store to obtain additional components; a power supply or a chassis fan, and we'll find that the cheapest model with the specs we desire is actually the one that has the red, green, and blue flashing LEDs. So Andrew's workstation has a faint multicolored hue emanating from under his desk. Pimptacular. Posted on December 7, 2006 10:33 AM |
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