Tubby: When Custom Cases Meet Frosty Cold Beer 129

Posted by CmdrTaco on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:40AM from the because-you-can dept.

trs9000 writes "Going a step further than your average case mod, Tubby includes not only a nice wooden casing, but also a built-in refrigerator! You dont have to get up for a refill! Tubby's homepage has specs and pics of the process. Images are also here and here."

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Awe Scweet (Score:5, Funny)

by alop ( 67204 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:41AM (#9184119) Journal

All that's left now is a pizza sized oven, and I'll be set :)

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- Re:Awe Scweet (Score:3, Funny)
  
  by Anonymous Coward writes:
  
  And you can cook it with your pentium 4 processor!
  - Re:Awe Scweet (Score:5, Interesting)
    
    by Profane MuthaFucka ( 574406 ) writes: <busheatskok@gmail.com> on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:57AM (#9184302) Homepage Journal
    
    When I was a kid my sister had an EZ Bake oven that used a 60 watt light bulb to make little cakes. A Pentium IV puts out more heat than that, so that would make an interesting mod.
    
    OK, I lied. The EZ bake oven was mine. I'm man enough to admit it.
    
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    - Re:Awe Scweet (Score:5, Informative)
      
      by Megahurts ( 215296 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @12:35PM (#9184729)
      
      >When I was a kid my sister had an EZ Bake oven
      >that used a 60 watt light bulb to make little
      >cakes. A Pentium IV puts out more heat than
      >that, so that would make an interesting mod.
      
      yeah, but the EZ bake bulb's filament burns at something like 5000-6000 Kelvins to put out enough infrared to do its cooking. The pentiums, by comparison, will run around 325-340 K, and the wavelengths emitted will be far too long to be useful for cooking. By Wien's Law, the peak wavelength would be around 8.5 micrometers whereas with tungsten filament bulb. With the nature of the falloff toward the blue side of the peak radiation in the Stefan-Boltzman distribution at a given temperature, almost all of the energy would be wasted at wavelengths too long to really heat most substances. You would need good thermal contact to do it at those temperatures.
      
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      - Re:Awe Scweet (Score:2)
        
        by Megahurts ( 215296 ) writes:
        
        oops. I left a fragment. I meant to say "whereas with the tungsten filament bulb, it will be slightly to the red side of the visible range with a significant amount of near IR"
        
        note to self: use the stupid preview button.
        
        Re:Awe Scweet (Score:1)
        
        by Chalybeous ( 728116 ) writes:
        
        You know, if you hooked a good heat conductor to the heatsink - say, copper wiring - and then hooked THAT to a good emitter in a ceramic-lined box, then you could overclock your processor and make a pizza oven...
        
        Well, maybe. It's a bit of a gimcrack Heath Robinson-esque bodge, but it does sound like a real casemodder's McGuffin. It's also a long shot but it would be good fun trying to make it happen!
        Disclaimer: I can't change the laws of physics. Nor do I really grasp them, but that's beside the point ;
      - Re:Awe Scweet (Score:2)
        
        by xtermz ( 234073 ) writes:
        
        why does the physics geek always gotta come along and ruin a good joke...
        
        Re:Awe Scweet (Score:2)
        
        by Megahurts ( 215296 ) writes:
        
        chem geek, actually.
        
        good night, gracie.
      - Re:Awe Scweet (Score:4, Funny)
        
        by ajrs ( 186276 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @01:48PM (#9185966) Homepage
        
        > You would need good thermal contact to do it at those temperatures.
        
        sort of a thermal pastry?
        
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    - Re:Awe Scweet (Score:2)
      
      by fjordboy ( 169716 ) writes:
      
      alright alright. I confess too. I own (and operate on a regular basis) an EZ bake oven. My sister got it for me as a bit of a gag gift for christmas - but having it in a dorm room is mighty helpful. Multiple cakes have been baked in the oven and I've even documented the process (w/ pictures) [peterswift.org]. The ez bake is girly pink, but it makes one heck of a 2 bite cake. Though the funny thing is - with the prep-work and so forth the total amount of time to make a two bite cake is probably 25 minutes....and to buy
      - Sealab anyone? (Score:2, Funny)
        
        by Psymunn ( 778581 ) writes:
        
        "It's not a toy. It makes real capcakes with a 40 watt bulb and little packages of icing. But the secret ingredient is Love ...dammit" - Captain Murphey
- Re:Awe Scweet (Score:2, Funny)
  
  by ack154 ( 591432 ) writes:
  
  You can probably just use the server after we're done with it... that should cook just about anything.
- Re:Awe Scweet (Score:3, Funny)
  
  by FortKnox ( 169099 ) writes:
  
  of course you have to install all of it in the bathroom... to truely game on 'the throne'! ;-)
- Re:Awe Scweet (Score:1)
  
  by Andy Mitchell ( 780458 ) writes:
  
  So the next stage in the evolution of PC cooling is to have a heat pump that can direct the heat generated by your Athlon to either the oven compartment or outside (once you reach 200C)
  Whatever next, a deep fat fryer? :-)
- Re:Awe Scweet (Score:5, Informative)
  
  by Albanach ( 527650 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @12:22PM (#9184570) Homepage
  
  Pizza ovan? That's so 1996!
  Acorn did it with their Risc PC [worldofwibble.com] photo here [worldofwibble.com]
  Of course if you have an ovan, you'll also need the kitchen sink. [worldofwibble.com]
  
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- I believe it's called... (Score:2)
  
  by Kjella ( 173770 ) writes:
  
  All that's left now is a pizza sized oven, and I'll be set :)
  
  ...a peltier element by the overclockers. My god, pizza oven, cold beer and a computer in one. It's like a nerd survival kit.
  
  Kjella
- Anyone wanna fry another server? (Score:1)
  
  by Soskywalkr ( 617860 ) writes:
  
  The case was posted here April 12th http://www.coolcasegallery.net/ccg/viewcase.php?ci d=01333
No BEER! (Score:2, Funny)

by mekkab ( 133181 ) writes:

What?! Come on, editors! RTFA!
Title should be When Custom Cases Meet Frosty Cold FANTA!
- Re:No BEER! (Score:2)
  
  by no reason to be here ( 218628 ) writes:
  
  Yes, but Fanta is fscking gay; beer, however, kicks ass.
  
  <homer>Mmmm...Beeeer.</homer>
Mmmmm.... (Score:2, Funny)

by JessLeah ( 625838 ) * writes:

Computerized Beeeeerr....
wow (Score:4, Interesting)

by no-arg constructor ( 775215 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:42AM (#9184137)

how lazy are we that we can't even walk two inches to the fridge for a beer between games? nowadays most games take forever to change levels (for an fps) so thats plenty of time to get your snacks :)

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- Re:wow (Score:1)
  
  by nkh ( 750837 ) writes:
  
  When you go to the next level, it's OK to take a break, but if you're having some FPS, the "loading" time when you're fragged is inexistant.
  You NEED this refreshing Diet Coke!!!! (but you must kill at the same time...)
- THIS lazy! (Score:5, Funny)
  
  by mekkab ( 133181 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:49AM (#9184220) Homepage Journal
  
  I use This container for beer [cansmartbeercans.com] so I don't have to go back to the fridge.
  
  I also wear Depends undergarments. I never have to leave my computer!
  
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- Re:wow (Score:2)
  
  by eln ( 21727 ) writes:
  
  I don't think this guy is lazy at all. It obviously took a lot of effort to put this thing together. Lazy would have been just putting a dorm fridge next to the computer.
- Re:wow (Score:2)
  
  by GTRacer ( 234395 ) writes:
  
  Two inches - pure laziness. I mean really! Even at two feet, that's just crazy. Now I need one of these because MY fridge is over two rods away.
  GTRacer
  - The walking messes up my DDR rhythm
- Lazy? (Score:2)
  
  by phorm ( 591458 ) writes:
  
  Methinks that anyone making their own wouldn't be considered lazy - seeing as though the case probably takes a lot more effort to make than just grabbing a cold one from the fridge.
- Re:wow (Score:1)
  
  by KaiserZoze_860 ( 714450 ) writes:
  
  Playing Battlefield 1942 online was like that with my Athlon 750. I could hit the kitchen, the bathroom and still have time left over to admire the load screens. With my new machine (p4 3.0G) I have about 30 seconds to run downstairs for a cold beverage. Guess I need a new game now. -KS
God a beer would be good right now (Score:2)

by strictnein ( 318940 ) * writes:

Mmmm... beer

A nice, cold Oatmeal Stout would be very tasty right now.
- Re:God a beer would be good right now (Score:1)
  
  by corinath ( 30865 ) writes:
  
  Honestly now, is there ever a time when a nice, chilled beer would NOT be tasty? I know I would a nice cold Trappist Ale at this moment...
- Infidel (Score:2)
  
  by jayblam ( 260340 ) writes:
  
  You'd drink a lovely stout COLD? Fat stupid hobbit! You ruins it!
- Re:God a beer would be good right now (Score:1)
  
  by Chalybeous ( 728116 ) writes:
  
  Parent has good taste in beer. Mod parent up! ;-)
  
  Personally, I'd kill for a pint of Bluebird Bitter, or that delicious oyster stout they only serve in The Porterhouse in Dublin...
Frames (Score:5, Funny)

by somethinghollow ( 530478 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:43AM (#9184157) Homepage Journal

At least he used frames, so while his site slowly bogs down to tortise speeds, and eventually dies a horrible death, I can still look at the navigation.

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Tubby? (Score:3, Funny)

by britneys 9th husband ( 741556 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:43AM (#9184159) Homepage Journal

"Tubby" sounds like what will happen to the user of this as a result of grabbing food all the time without even getting up off his ass and walking 10 feet to the refrigerator.

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cool (Score:1)

by Polkyb ( 732262 ) writes:

I hope there's a thermostat in there somewhere.. Nothing worse than over chilled beer

:-)
- Re:cool (Score:2)
  
  by Psmylie ( 169236 ) writes:
  
  There are many things worse then over-chilled beer, but I can't think of any due to high volumes of correctly-chilled beer :P
  - Re:cool (Score:1)
    
    by acsinc ( 741167 ) writes:
    
    Over chilled beer is pretty bad. Tends to make a mess of the refigerator once it gets to about 31 F
I want a KEG (Score:5, Interesting)

by DarthTeufel ( 751532 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:44AM (#9184167)

I'll be impressed, when they get a keg in there. Or better yet, just have cold beer on tap, with your computer calculating when to shut off, after 16 oz and stuff

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- Re:I want a KEG (Score:5, Funny)
  
  by Titusdot Groan ( 468949 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @12:21PM (#9184565) Journal
  
  What a great idea! But what I want it to do is drop my VPN to work and stop me from emailing after after about 36oz ...
  I don't need it to stop me posting to /. or anything like that.
  
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- Re:I want a KEG (Score:2)
  
  by Kadagan AU ( 638260 ) writes:
  
  It's been done to a VAX [networkcomputing.com] =)
full service computer (Score:2, Funny)

by stanmann ( 602645 ) writes:

Now all we need is automated food delivery, and a catheter/padded toilet and we can read slashdot for years without getting up.
- Re:full service computer (Score:3, Funny)
  
  by somethinghollow ( 530478 ) writes:
  
  Well, we're 1/2 way there [slashdot.org].
not cold for long (Score:5, Funny)

by Vampo ( 771827 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:47AM (#9184195)

If the site is running on that machine, that beer will be boiling by now... Too bad it's gone down already.

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- Re:not cold for long (Score:2)
  
  by swankypimp ( 542486 ) writes:
  
  Add some onions and I smell bratwurst! Yet another triumph for our rogue casemodder: no traffic = geting drunk; traffic = simmering pork. Win win situation.
Images... (Score:2)

by manavendra ( 688020 ) writes:

Images are also here and here.

yes, but does that prevent them from being slashdotted? :-)
- Re:Images... (Score:2)
  
  by ack154 ( 591432 ) writes:
  
  Actually, I would think that would speed up the /.-ing. People will just go right for the images and kill it faster.
Can you say 'ugly'? (Score:3, Funny)

by tuxlove ( 316502 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:48AM (#9184208)

That mod is so 70's. They should have used burlwood for the exterior to complete the image!

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What's the big deal? (Score:5, Insightful)

by grawk ( 107524 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:49AM (#9184212)

Ok, I'd understand how it was cool if the peltier cooler from the fridge was part of the cooling system for the computer. But what's the big deal about putting a fridge in a box with a computer? It doesn't add functionality, it doesn't share anything sigificant in the way of function, and it's just plywood, taboot.

If the case used the same cooling for both the hardware and the beer, now that would be something interesting. As it is, it's just a 7th grade wood shop project.

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- Don't knock 7th grade woodshop projects (Score:2)
  
  by zakezuke ( 229119 ) writes:
  
  As it is, it's just a 7th grade wood shop project.
  
  Most of the stuff you can buy at Ikea can easily be duplicated by a 7th grade woodshop student. But people buy it anyway.
  
  I consider my self very much an amateur when it comes to woodworking. In fact I would even go as far as saying that my skill level is that of a 7th grade woodshop student. Never the less pieces i've made made for sale or as gifts are still in service.
  
  Don't knock the fundimentals.
  
  and it's just plywood, taboot
  
  Don't knock plywood
  - Re:Don't knock 7th grade woodshop projects (Score:1)
    
    by grawk ( 107524 ) writes:
    
    I wasn't knocking woodshop projects, I do them myself. I was knocking the value on /. of such a project.
    
    I use plywood for a lot of things, but I'd use good veneer at the very least for the outside of the box. That thing is UGLY.
- Hear hear (Score:1)
  
  by Horkdoom ( 716616 ) writes:
  
  I must agree, if the refridgerator were to be used as the computer cooling system it would be an awesome mod, but as it is the fridge probably adds heat to the system.
  
  I think the case itself is pretty kewl tho, don't see too many glowing purple wooden PC's around.
Oh the fool! (Score:2)

by bravehamster ( 44836 ) writes:

My god, that could have been so much better. If only he had put the fridge facing up! As it is now, he might have to get out of his chair to either put in a cd or get a drink, depending upon which side he puts this on. Oh the humanity! Oh the Fanta! Why god?
Why don't they... (Score:2, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

find a way to channel all of the processor heat into my cup of coffee? (That would make a good use for all of these overclocking schemes.)
In the words of our 35th president... (Score:1)

by Reverend Beaker ( 590517 ) writes:

Ich bin ein Biertrinker! If only they had a case that fermented as well...
- That's the spirit (Score:1)
  
  by Polkyb ( 732262 ) writes:
  
  I suppose that, with a sufficiently hot processor and the chilling capabilities of the Fridge, a distilery isn't completely out of the question...
Re: (Score:2)

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The next obvious step: (Score:4, Funny)

by burgburgburg ( 574866 ) writes: <splisken06@em[ ].com ['ail' in gap]> on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:52AM (#9184253)

A catheter which would be a component of a liquid cooling system.
Not only would you never have to "get up", but you'd actually be cooling your own computer by your sloth.

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- Re:The next obvious step: (Score:2)
  
  by cheezus ( 95036 ) writes:
  
  um. pee is WARM
OI! Article Submitters! (Score:4, Insightful)

by bigHairyDog ( 686475 ) * writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @11:53AM (#9184274)

Have you noticed how every case mod story gets put on a flimsy hosting setup and gets slashdotted in 2 minutes?

USE FREECACHE! [freecache.org]
Then we might actually be able to look at it

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- Re:OI! Article Submitters! (Score:2)
  
  by strictnein ( 318940 ) * writes:
  
  Freecache is down
ugghhh.. :( (Score:2)

by bbh ( 210459 ) writes:

Tubby may not have to get up to get a beer, but he might need to get up and pull the network cable out the back of his unresponsive web server :(

bbh
Oops, overheated! (Score:1)

by dalamarian ( 741404 ) writes:

Looks like he should have applied more of that cooling to his server ... slashdotted :)
Beer and programming? (Score:2, Interesting)

by TheVidiot ( 549995 ) writes:

I wonder how many people go for an intoxicant whilst programming. If you do, does it help your creativity and productivity?
- Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2, Funny)
  
  by larsu ( 473425 ) writes:
  
  Only on variable names. Especially in basic
  
  10 print "foo"
  20 goto hell
  
  hell:
  30 print "bar"
- Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2, Funny)
  
  by Anonymous Coward writes:
  
  Here's what I end up coding when I'm drunk:
  
  /* I'm so shit-faced I must be a weeny since I can only write this freaking comment! */
- Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2)
  
  by ultramk ( 470198 ) writes:
  
  I wonder how many people go for an intoxicant whilst programming. If you do, does it help your creativity and productivity?
  
  No, but it does apparently result in increased usage of the word "whilst."
  
  m-
  - Re:Beer and programming? (Score:1)
    
    by TheVidiot ( 549995 ) writes:
    
    A keen eye thou hast, my friend!
- Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2)
  
  by JoeD ( 12073 ) writes:
  
  I have programmed while altered, but when I looked at the code the next day, I couldn't understand it. But it worked fine, though.
- Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2)
  
  by JUSTONEMORELATTE ( 584508 ) writes:
  
  True story: I was programming since around 9th grade, but my first formal course (CS-120, introduction to data structures) was taught by a guy named Bruce Gilland.
  Bruce did the basic course just fine, but at one point he told us "Someday, you'll just get stuck. You'll be trying to solve some problem, and nothing will work. When this happens, don't keep banging your head on the keyboard. Get up, go get a beer, relax and come back to it later. Trust me."
  Now Bruce didn't just hide in the University, he
Oh yeah... (Score:2)

by spinkham ( 56603 ) writes:

I was just thinking the other day... It's way to cold in my computer case, what can I do... Oh yeah, let's put a refrigeration unit in there! That'll heat it up nicely! Then I can add even more obnoxiously loud fans, plus have the bonus referigeration noise! Great!
Big deal... (Score:4, Funny)

by atomic-penguin ( 100835 ) writes: <wolfe21.marshall@edu> on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @12:01PM (#9184350) Homepage Journal

Here in these quiet Appalachian Hills, my computer doubles as a moonshine still.

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- - Re:Big deal... (Score:1)
    
    by atomic-penguin ( 100835 ) writes:
    
    I have to dig a hole for number 2, you insensitive clod.
Show some real vision... (Score:3, Funny)

by sunrein ( 580805 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @12:06PM (#9184392)

I'd expand on the idea. Add a sink and oven, maybe a bed and bathroom, oh and a home theater. That'd be really cool! You'd have to put it in a much larger wooden case though.
Let's see, what should we call the project...

How about...

a house.

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- Re:Show some real vision... (Score:2)
  
  by akadruid ( 606405 ) writes:
  
  a sink and oven, maybe a bed and bathroom, oh and a home theater... in a much larger wooden case...a house.
  
  Where I come from, we call that a 'caravan' or 'trailer'...
  - Re:Show some real vision... (Score:1)
    
    by sunrein ( 580805 ) writes:
    
    ...if I had mentioned wheels.
    WTF? What trailer comes with a home theater? I'd buy that.
    - Re:Show some real vision... (Score:2)
      
      by akadruid ( 606405 ) writes:
      
      I can see a future blurring of the bounderies between 'super case-mod' and 'mobile home'...
      
      BTW what house has a home theater, but an option on the bed and bathroom? I'd say the bathroom at least had to be an essential with the cold beer and home theater setup!
      - Re:Show some real vision... (Score:1)
        
        by sunrein ( 580805 ) writes:
        
        Funny you should mention that. I've just started on a 'super-mod' of a travel trailer. I'll be moving into it once I start my graduate program in Missouri. It's been loads of fun to work on so far. I'll probably post the project to /. once I'm done.
- Or better yet (Score:1)
  
  by glass_window ( 207262 ) writes:
  
  Start building the computers into household objects. We've seen cases turned into all sorts of things, but can you turn that lamp sitting around in the actic into a computer?
PDA Bong (Score:5, Funny)

by crapnutassneck ( 243159 ) * writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @12:11PM (#9184429) Homepage

You think the beer computer case is good, you should see his PDA bong.

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It would be way easier... (Score:2)

by carvalhao ( 774969 ) writes:

... the other way around. Use CPU generated heat to power a cooking plate!
No shielding? (Score:1)

by whitelabrat ( 469237 ) writes:

Nice setup, but I would at least make a feeble attempt to build in some EMI shielding. Tin foil or copper tape would be nice to match my tin foil hat.
Um, overheating? (Score:2)

by k98sven ( 324383 ) writes:

Uuuh.. a refrigerator works by transferring heat from the inside to the outside. The back of a refrigerator gets HOT.

Nice place to put your computer. And in a wooden case too.

Those better be some good fans!
I`ll raise you... (Score:5, Interesting)

by choas ( 102419 ) writes: on Tuesday May 18, 2004 @12:22PM (#9184579)

I`ll raise you a fridge in an SGI: http://home.planet.nl/~mourits/koelkast/

Actually that guy deserves his own frontpage story, but I already tried submitting it, no reaction...

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- Re:I`ll raise you... (Score:1)
  
  by choas ( 102419 ) writes:
  
  http://home.planet.nl/~mourits/koelkast/ [planet.nl]
  
  I`m new to this...
- Re:I`ll raise you... (Score:1)
  
  by Humba ( 112745 ) * writes:
  
  It got no reaction because it was already a frontpage quickie. The new DupAvoidence.pl module must be working.
  Here's the article. [slashdot.org]
  --H
Usual Canned Response (Score:1, Funny)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

What we need is a Beowulf cluster of THESE!
Can it cook frozen pizzas? (Score:1)

by koan ( 80826 ) writes:

Locate the stove on top of my FX 5200 blower and the holding oven by the CPU.
coincidence? I think not! (Score:2, Funny)

by yecrom2 ( 461240 ) writes:

When this story first liste, my slashdot fortune showed the following:

I will not drink!
But if I do...
I will not get drunk!
But if I do...
I will not in public!
But if I do...
I will not fall down!
But if I do...
I will fall face down so that they cannot see my company badge.

I didn't even know that they would allow these at work!

Matt
Help HIM! (Score:1)

by icedcool ( 446975 ) writes:

Would somebody mirror his site before we show him the true power of /.? .... or has he been taught a hard lesson?
I counted 11 fans!!!! (Score:1)

by penultimatepost ( 597514 ) writes:

Properly placed, this could also be used as an X-Prize entry. Damn this thing must be noisy.
That's not a computer case... (Score:2)

by Teahouse ( 267087 ) writes:

It's a space station. Big, fat, and ugly. Wouldn't it just be easier to drag along a small canvas cooler? Some of these case mods /. has been showing lately look like UNIVAC sheik.

I'd bring you along,
I would invite you,
but the mods we use would not excite you.
Very professioal (Score:1)

by pcmanjon ( 735165 ) writes:

Very professional. The links in article link to "403 Forbidden"

That's a really great case.

Where can i get the forbidden case?

(editors should really check links before posting, duh)

not flamebait, just the cynical truth ;)

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Awe Scweet (Score:5, Funny)

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Sealab anyone? (Score:2, Funny)

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I believe it's called... (Score:2)

Anyone wanna fry another server? (Score:1)

No BEER! (Score:2, Funny)

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Mmmmm.... (Score:2, Funny)

wow (Score:4, Interesting)

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THIS lazy! (Score:5, Funny)

Re:wow (Score:2)

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Lazy? (Score:2)

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God a beer would be good right now (Score:2)

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Infidel (Score:2)

Re:God a beer would be good right now (Score:1)

Frames (Score:5, Funny)

Tubby? (Score:3, Funny)

cool (Score:1)

Re:cool (Score:2)

Re:cool (Score:1)

I want a KEG (Score:5, Interesting)

Re:I want a KEG (Score:5, Funny)

Re:I want a KEG (Score:2)

full service computer (Score:2, Funny)

Re:full service computer (Score:3, Funny)

not cold for long (Score:5, Funny)

Re:not cold for long (Score:2)

Images... (Score:2)

Re:Images... (Score:2)

Can you say 'ugly'? (Score:3, Funny)

What's the big deal? (Score:5, Insightful)

Don't knock 7th grade woodshop projects (Score:2)

Re:Don't knock 7th grade woodshop projects (Score:1)

Hear hear (Score:1)

Oh the fool! (Score:2)

Why don't they... (Score:2, Funny)

In the words of our 35th president... (Score:1)

That's the spirit (Score:1)

Re: (Score:2)

The next obvious step: (Score:4, Funny)

Re:The next obvious step: (Score:2)

OI! Article Submitters! (Score:4, Insightful)

Re:OI! Article Submitters! (Score:2)

ugghhh.. :( (Score:2)

Oops, overheated! (Score:1)

Beer and programming? (Score:2, Interesting)

Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2, Funny)

Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2, Funny)

Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2)

Re:Beer and programming? (Score:1)

Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2)

Re:Beer and programming? (Score:2)

Oh yeah... (Score:2)

Big deal... (Score:4, Funny)

Re:Big deal... (Score:1)

Show some real vision... (Score:3, Funny)

Re:Show some real vision... (Score:2)

Re:Show some real vision... (Score:1)

Re:Show some real vision... (Score:2)

Re:Show some real vision... (Score:1)

Or better yet (Score:1)

PDA Bong (Score:5, Funny)

It would be way easier... (Score:2)

No shielding? (Score:1)