Is that Ursynow?Originally Posted by wojtek_pl
Is that Ursynow?Originally Posted by wojtek_pl
What the hell is it?! I had an extra Zalman CPU waterblock (bottom), 40mm 80 Watt Peltier (middle), and an Intel P4 heat sink laying around so I made a sandwich with Arctic Alumina thermal epoxy for mayo.I had some free time so I thought I'd try and put this thing inline with my computer water cooling setup. I fed it 12V @ 10Amps but the heat sink got so dang hot (even with a fan on top) that it was ineffective at cooling the fluid that passed. Plus, I went to water cooling because of the LACK of fans (I use a fanless radiator setup). This contraption defeated the entire purpose. It's just another one of my failed attempts at something cool.
I actually dont use that home theater system much anymore.Originally Posted by ABTOMAT
My computer has become my theater system, especially after I added the 5.1 Surround sound of the Logitech Z680s (they sound fantastic for what they are)
and the 24" wide screen LCD from Dell.
~John
Originally Posted by Xygen
I believe it's one of the areas in Banda Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia hit by the tsunami in 2004.Originally Posted by EngrPaul
Wow, EricMack, I didn't know you owned a beach in Hawaii!Originally Posted by EricMack
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"For those who know, no explanation is needed. And for those whom do not, none is possible." They can take your money away, but they can't take your education. If a man's not worth his word then what's he worth?
Just playing with my new cam during a boring nightshift...
... Never underestimate the power of human stupidity ...
Bug on BBQ
Andrew
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Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes.
That way, when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have
their shoes.
This is where I get my clothes made!
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"For those who know, no explanation is needed. And for those whom do not, none is possible." They can take your money away, but they can't take your education. If a man's not worth his word then what's he worth?
A snap of a classic snapper
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Andrew
Deep underground:
Slightly above ground:
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vtunderground,
I checked out your photos of you in the culverts - good photos.
The H&S gear/systems required for me to go into any of our culverts means that it'll take about a year to arrange even if the costs involved could be justified. I've wanted to tag along with our inspection teams ever since I joined the Environment Agency (it's a 12,000+ strong Government Body for England & Wales tasked with managing flood risk, protecting & enhancing the environment for now and future generations, and ensuring that development growth is environmentally sustainable). There's no way I could ever visit our culverts as lightly equiped as you were - still your photos are all the more impressive because of the risks you were taking being down there.
Thanks for sharing with us!
Al
Luminox Ultimate Field 827
Flower
There is a type of perfection that transcends the quest for lumens. Buying a $250 1-cell light for "lum factor" is like buying a $250 single malt Scotch for the alcohol content.
- paulr
It's always darkest just before it goes pitch black.
My shoes are too tight. But it doesn't matter, because I have forgotten how to dance.
Older classic Abu Garcia 5000
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PBJS
Nice PicsOriginally Posted by vtunderground
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woah!!!! they look like aliens coming out of a portal or something![]()
if killing was legal, i would have killed countless number of people...
You watch too much sci-fi!
But looks cool though.
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sourced from this eye-opening site....
http://tesladownunder.com/index.html
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Now that's a portal!!!![]()
Nuwai ALX-352L - Gladius - Q3 - Arc-AAA P v4 - Glo-Toob FX - Jil 1.3 Up - L1P - L0P - Petzl Myo XP - PT EOS - E1L - Orb RAW NS - Fire~Fly 3 - VG FB1 - P1 - L4 - P1D-CE - L5 - KL3 - KL5 - KL4 - L2D-CE - L0D-CE - P2D-CE - L6 - L1-Cree - EDC120P - NiteCore EX10 + D20-R2
If not for a bloke named Joseph Bazalgette, the Great Stink of London from the Victorian era might still be around as well!Originally Posted by Size15's
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"For those who know, no explanation is needed. And for those whom do not, none is possible." They can take your money away, but they can't take your education. If a man's not worth his word then what's he worth?
I went snowboarding last weekend in Laax, Switzerland:
a "random" Bar @ 2228 meters![]()
A lot of sun and quite windless.![]()
Actually there is not much snow as habituated.![]()
zelda
Mags i know this is like a year 1/2 later but i love your starwars picture. it makes me laugh![]()
The equation for how many flashlights you should have is x+1, where x is the number of flashlights that you own.
Surefire: M4 inbound, L1, E2W. Fenix: L1P. Arc: AAA-P. Orb:Raw. Princeton Tec: EOS, JetBeam AA-L Ce inbound
Love your one-man tentOriginally Posted by redskins38
but aren't you afraid someone might filch your nice flashlight while you're asleep or are you using it as hold-down?
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"For those who know, no explanation is needed. And for those whom do not, none is possible." They can take your money away, but they can't take your education. If a man's not worth his word then what's he worth?
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Here are some flight-related pictures I've taken over the last few years.
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Two "somehow related" images I could think of
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No its just there in case i need itOriginally Posted by flashlight
. I trust the guys i was with if i didnt i wouldnt have it out.
The equation for how many flashlights you should have is x+1, where x is the number of flashlights that you own.
Surefire: M4 inbound, L1, E2W. Fenix: L1P. Arc: AAA-P. Orb:Raw. Princeton Tec: EOS, JetBeam AA-L Ce inbound
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