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Gizmodo: Please, Don't Make a Whiskey PC with a Good Whiskey Bottle [PCs]
DVICE Atom Feed: Show off your dual loves of DIY computing and whiskey
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Please, Don't Make a Whiskey PC with a Good Whiskey Bottle [PCs]
Gizmodo —
... of some of the most delicious whiskey I've ever had. I would never use their bottles to make a PC. It'd be sacrilege. A bottle of bad whiskey, on the other side, would be perfect for it. After all, I'd rather have a liquified 3.5" SBC board with an Intel P3 733EB processor and a 40GB notebook HDD inside, than that horrible engine cleaner known as Ballantine's. And now, if you excuse me, I have a glass of Hudson Manhattan Rye waiting for me. [MetkuMods via Lifehacker]
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Show off your dual loves of DIY computing and whiskey
DVICE Atom Feed —
Do you love computers? Do you also love whiskey? Well, why not combine the two? All you need to do is stuff a functioning PC into a bottle of your favorite brown water. After you've finished drinking it, of course.
Sure, it'll take some work to get it to fit, including cutting the glass. But if you're comfortable with that, you can stuff in a small motherboard and notebook hard drive to give yourself the booziest PC case around.
MetkuMods via Lifehacker via Gizmodo
Server not as think as you drunk it is
Hack a Day —
... [Janos] pulled off a unique case mod by fitting a computer system inside of a whiskey bottle. Inside you’ll find a 733MHz processor, 256MB of ram, a 40GB hard drive, and a 60 watt power supply. The specs seem a little light but since this mod is from 2006 we certainly understand. Using ...
