ky00t! And l33t, too!

[camwyn]

Look! Look! It's a working computer built in an IKEA breadbox! Yeah, it's got no floppy, but it's got a CDRW and twenty gigs of storage! It's blue! It's cheap! It's smaller than a breadbox!

I gotta build me one of these when I have the cash!

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[lwood.livejournal.com]

.... ooooooh ....

-- L

[mtr1966.livejournal.com]

I gotta build me a few of those when I have the time, the money and residence in a place that has Ikea.

The price tag for that item is low enough that a hobbyist with a moderately low income could start building them and networking them together to come up with a pretty cool home array "supercomputer".

[camwyn]

I went looking for the prices of the individual components on eBay. The mobos cost about $130 American each with $10 shipping and handling; the Seagate drives he describes were going for around $40, but those were ordinary auctions, not Buy It Now!, and I don't know how they'll end.

My mom needs something to replace her crapola laptop. Hm.

[just-the-ash.livejournal.com]

You know, a capital D can look like a capital O when you read fast... "It's got a CROW and twenty gigs of storage"? No such luck, I guess! :D

[kyrielle]

*laughs* Thank you for the link. I loved it. I posted it in my journal.

My dad commented with a link to a gas can PC....

http://www.livejournal.com/talkread.bml?journal=kyrielle&itemid=526932&thread=352340#t352340