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Might not be real or practical but I like the wood facade .
With solid gold connectors and leather wrapped accessories.
Might not be real or practical but I like the wood facade .
With solid gold connectors and leather wrapped accessories.
Actually putting together a PC from parts is slightly less of a challenge than assembling any ikea furniture - if you do a bit of research and planning in advance...
If you don't insist on any really exotic components most every operating system will have the necessary drivers available to deal with it.
IMHO a lot easier than 10-15 years ago .
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ToM
Hmph. The real artisanal computers are made with an array of matched UX-245 triodes. Mounted to open view on a chromed chassis, and wired only with original bumblebee condensers gathered from under Les Paul's bed.
With solid gold connectors and leather wrapped accessories.
Years ago I worked at an electronics surplus store and while we didn't have solid gold connectors we did have gold plated ones.
Years ago I worked at an electronics surplus store and while we didn't have solid gold connectors we did have gold plated ones.
We have a new service provider, and therefore, a new router. Setting it up needs either a masters in quantum physics or, at the very least, a WTF in technobabble. My neighbour's 14 year-old did it for me in about ten seconds. I was ok with that until I asked him if he was born with the knowledge. When he said that it was easy, well easy for him, that went below the belt. Little sh*t!
Audiophools love those things. Electronic voodoo.
I have two computers in the home here. One is a work station, connected to a network and has a Cisco I.P phone for taking corporate phone calls. Then we just now have a new personal computer. The old personal computer was ready for burial. In fact we have decided once we have all the items, files, pictures and PDF documents off of it we plan on having a ceremony out back, dig a hole and bury it. Our new computer is like lightning. It has what some would call a "hot rodded" system, runs super fast, boots up in less than 10 seconds and has more RAM memory then all the total memory of our old computer. Our old computer is true vintage. I had to realize we owned if for more then 15 years......
I have two computers in the home here. One is a work station, connected to a network and has a Cisco I.P phone for taking corporate phone calls. Then we just now have a new personal computer. The old personal computer was ready for burial. In fact we have decided once we have all the items, files, pictures and PDF documents off of it we plan on having a ceremony out back, dig a hole and bury it. Our new computer is like lightning. It has what some would call a "hot rodded" system, runs super fast, boots up in less than 10 seconds and has more RAM memory then all the total memory of our old computer. Our old computer is true vintage. I had to realize we owned if for more then 15 years......
When you start the sentence with, "back in my day!"
You know you're getting old when you stand up from a chair and the crack from your joints startles the cat.