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Computer Assembly
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roehrt7279
This instructable will cover the assembly of a
personal computer. I will leave out what parts to pick because
that is all dependent on the purpose for your specific computer.
The computer I am assembling is one that I have been upgrading for
the past two years. I needed to install it into a n... read more »roehrt7279Computer liquid cooling with Car parts!
Instructable posted by
hivoltage
This Instructable will document how to build an external liquid
cooling system for a computer based around an automotive heater core.
This Instructable is really more of a guide than a set of instructions
to create a duplicate system. Make yours as flashy or utilitarian as
you desire.
Ga... read more »Building an acrylic Classic Macquarium
Instructable posted by
heySkippy
The idea of an aquarium built to fit in a classic Macintosh case,
aka Macquarium, has been around for 20 or more years. I didn't invent
the Macquarium, but in the mid and late 90s I built several of them and
perfected my own unique style of tank.
If you search the internet, you'll find several d... read more »heySkippy"Turn your Dead PC into an Aquarium"
Instructable posted by
pbecker83
What to do with a dead outdated PC??? Turn it into an Aquarium!
I had an old outdated dead PC laying around and seeing how I wasn't
using it for anything I decided to turn it into an aquarium. For a long
time now I always wanted to somehow get a real aquarium into a
PC. It all started when I f... read more »pbecker83Fix a keyboard key
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fungus amungus
I found a great keyboard in our junk pile, a Microsoft Natural Ergonomic
Keyboard. It has a comfy layout, but there was just one problem. The N
key wasn't too responsive. You had to really bang on it to get it to register.
Naturally, this wasn't going to work for regular typing, but the fix
for i... read more »fungus amungusRemoving and Rehousing the Hard Drive from your dead Apple Time Capsule
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oklacalit
If you're reading this, I'm going to assume that yours died and you want
to get all your info off of it. Apple does not offer data recovery, and
you could go to an apple certified place, the one I called here in LA
told me it would cost somewhere between $300 and $1000. That's way out
of my range fo... read more »Better Computing Through Velcro: Make Your Laptop A Dock For External HDD's
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thread_soul
THE PROBLEM:
There's rarely a safe and convenient place to put a portable external
hard drive when using a laptop in a mobile, non-desk situation.
Example:
You're working on your laptop and want to back up some
files or work on some media that you have stored on an external drive.
You pull ... read more »Adding a computer to your car (CarPuter)
Instructable posted by
macgeek800
[Featured in the February 7th Newsletter!]
I did this project several years ago, and posted it on MP3Car.com
I have learned alot about carputing and this instructable will be
about both the install
and how its been using the carputer these last few years.
This is my 2007 Honda Element, be... read more »macgeek800Easy Keyboard Dust Cover
Instructable posted by
sbgstudios
Hello Again,
I work from home a week at a time. I recently got a new keyboard at
work and loved the "newness" so much i wanted to keep it that
way. So I thought of creating a cover for it to keep out the dust while
I was away. Oh, and I did not want to spend $$ on it. Call me
cheap...
This Inst... read more »Creating Printed Circuit Boards with a INKJET Printer
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ArduinoFun
When I first started looking into how to etch my own printed circuit
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ironed on the pattern in some sort of fashion. I don't own a laser
printer but I do have an inexpensive inkjet printer.
This Instructable will show you how ... read more »ArduinoFunHow to Add a MatrixOrbital VFD Display to your Linux Box
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joe
This instructable covers adding a MatrixOrbital VFD to your linux box.
Like all good geeks I have a headless linux box on my home network. By
adding a Vacuum Fluorescent Display and running LCDProc you can display
health stats and keep an eye on your linux box.
Parts I used a MatrixOrbital VF... read more »joeRepair a Broken Ethernet Plug
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laxap
The locking tab of RJ45 plugs breaks very easily. Replace it by two
nylon cable ties (aka zip ties), in minutes. On Broken RJ45 Locking
Tabs... There are always some Ethernet cables around with a broken tab.
Did you remember to exchange the cable?
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