Wow, nice. Almost exactly what I am currently tinkering at.
Additionally, I doubled all the outer walls and put a little damping rubber in between, so that the wood itself stays at peace.
Mine is not complete yet, so I don’t know how good it really will be.
I send you up to the roof. You help the roofers there. Nothing beats some honest work with your hands.
What if we (the whole world) tell Mr. Trumpeltier the price for Greenland:
It costs him the left half of all his houses. All his houses that he currently owns, and where he currently lives, and all the houses or appartements where he lives in the future, until his death: the left half will always belong to Denmark’s president then.
No idea how much of it he would understand though.
Thanks so much, Ms Wikipedia :)
I still believe none of your answers is going to help me
OK, so,… I guess we should just make fun of you?
What is it what you are talking about?
Fashion is, when you buy things that are so ugly that you definitely want everything new after half a year :)
system which you can verify that its not tampered with?
Blockchain technology is one possibility to store data in a way that it cannot be changed later.
37 is one third of 111 and you can call that “old”… but it’s also a funny number :)
This is on the very edges of copyright laws (and personality rights etc.), and therefore there are many different answers in many different countries.
I would agree to “only one pilot” in such cases where this is the only human being on the plane.
I’m not a patient person.
Even that is a choice.
the easy answer.
“Choosing” to give another answer feels completely strange, foreign, not me
Oh, come on. Life starts when you get your lazy ass up and try it ; -)
are you telling me to start telling them
Not this time. It’s a theoretical answer to this kind of question. You decide if and when to use it.
I like how you present this as a choice
And it’s true. Everything you do has been your choice to do.
what do I do with people like this? I simply don’t care about their beliefs
But don’t you see the possibilities there? Your choice!
Especially with the “ranting ones” it is so easy to give them peace (because they can hardly ever see through it): just fake a little understanding, listen just a little longer and then finish it by (for example) telling them that it was nice talking and now you are going to continue with your work.
You cannot make a certificate “single use” (except if it exists only inside a closed system).
what bothers and triggers me is people constantly asking why I don’t […]
I have developed an answer to such questions:
I play chess. If you know that game: when it’s my turn, there are many possible moves. I can make only one. I can think about many of the other possibilities, but usually not all of them. So in the end, I decide my move, and then I am going to have one answer to the question “why did I…?” Only one is needed. And I am going to have only a few answers to all the possible questions “why didn’t I…?”. Maybe two or three, sometimes maybe even five of these possible moves that I decided against. But there will always be so many more possible moves (about 30 by average), where I don’t know the reason why I didn’t choose to make them. And in real life there are even more possibilities what I could do. Every second I do a thing, and I don’t do so many other things… And that’s why that question “why didn’t you?” is so boring, and so useless.
What stops
Not useful to look at it in such a black or white manner. The possibilities are presumably less, and surely not that obvious.
I understand that your bottom is open for air everywhere?
This seems too much IMHO. I would close large areas maybe simply with duct tape so you can change/improve it later. The air should enter right where it is needed: directly under the HDDs, and right next to that big blue block (GPU?), and maybe right under the PSU if it is located close to the bottom, too.
If you don’t restrict the air flow a little, then all the air will take only the easiest way, that is through the open space, and not between the hot devices.
Yes, but.
They can do certain things for you, like giving advice, or help you to brush up your resume.
But most of them don’t go all the way for you, because that’s not their business model: they make most of their money from “the other side”.