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Re: Skybuck's "DreamPC 2006" in a COMA AGAIN !!!

I just had a somewhat interesting idea to solve the "dust" problem.

I have a room in my appartment which I pretty much never enter. It's pretty much dust free. (Dust is caused by me).

If I would place my PC there then it would probably collect almost no dust at all.

The only problem is I would not long cables to my monitor and keyboard and mouse.

Also holes would be needed somewhere to route the cables.

Another possibility would be wireless... but I don't like that so much. Energy going through my body no thanks.

Drawbacks would be less control on what my PC is doing.

Also I would still need to enter and exit to turn on the PC... but this could be done via a keyboard key... though I think this might require some power.

My first idea was actually a little robot which scrapes of the dust from the filters ;)

Another idea could be to simply get rid of the filters but this is a bit risky... dust could build up quickly.

I kinda like the idea of trying to move my PC elsewhere... this would also get rid of any additonal noise.

Though I also like the idea of listening to my harddisks to know what the hell it's doing. So that info would no longer be available which is a bit scary for me. Actually that's a pretty scary idea.. not being able to hear my harddisks... for obvious reasons of virus/format attack or stealings ! ;) :)

Another idea could be to leave the screws out 24 for of them... but that is also a bit scary... definetly not gonna do that... my hd-information is the most important thing so...

My best solution so far is really simple:

Build a very simple low heat pc in the future which requires very little airflow ;) and still has decent performance for websurfing, video viewing and a little bit of gaming.

Bye, Skybuck.

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skybuck2000
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Great idea. Put your PC in there, close the door and never enter the room again. All will be well. Particularly if that's the system you use to post on this newsgroup.

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Paul Hovnanian P.E.

In article , snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com writes

Very unlikely.

*re-PLONK*

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Mike Tomlinson

Bunny is a retarded ditz.

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Archimedes' Lever

but...but....Bunny has rabbit ears to pick up transmissions by SkyBuck's spies.. Good thing that Bunny cannot talk to him...

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Robert Baer

With a maturity level like that, this idiot cannot be more than 14 years old, and if the dope did actually make it to an adult numeric age, I would charge his parents criminally for subjecting society to an adult aged adolescent minded idiot that never grew up.

If he actually is only 14, his parents need to get on the stick and teach this dope a few realities in life.

The goddamned cross-posting retard also needs someone to whopp him upside the head for being a Usenet retard as well, as I am quite sure that all these groups are about sick of this little immature bastard. Somebody ought to whopp his old man upside the head too!

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SoothSayer

Will the multi-nym'd Archie address the issue of his claim of celibacy? Will Archie take the puzzle challenge? Archie is trying to be recognized as a family expert, dispensing child raising recommendations - when his own family consists of himself and his right hand.

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Richard Cranium

And a lot of blisters.

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Michael A. Terrell

Snipped retarded, immature horseshit posted by the retarded horseshit retard.

It takes a true, pussified retard like you to answer the post of a totally retarded Usenet stalker retard like the Cranium dumbfuck, you dumbfuck.

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FatBytestard

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