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I like the idea of restoring old computers but I don't know. I also don't want to use loud potato computer that much.
At least they look cool.
>>0x000003
> imagine
"Honey, it still works. We can explore variations of y = x^2 to plot parabolas."
"It takes up all the space in the living room. You're getting that thing out of here today!"
"NOOOOOOOOO"
>>0x000004
> "Honey, it still works. We can explore variations of y = x^2 to plot parabolas."
> "It takes up all the space in the living room. You're getting that thing out of here today!"
> "NOOOOOOOOO"
this is exactly my mom whenever i bring home a new pc i find in the trash but still works
>>0x000005
> this is exactly my mom whenever i bring home a new pc i find in the trash but still works
ye haha, it happened to / happens to all of us.
I'd love to take the shell of an old CRT and put in a flat 4:3 monitor, build a modern PC in an matching case, get an old keyboard and mouse, and just have a deliciously retro battle station.
I've been using the same computer for 10 years (pic not related). It's one of those tempered glass cases that was popular in 2016. I've never dusted the inside of it once. It's bascially a dust cloud disaster zone in there. I'm afraid that if I opened it up, the eldritch horrors that would come out would occupy my house and never leave.
What is my point?
Having tempered glass and sleek black computers you can see inside to all the over designed parts... It's just a window into the dust horrors. Computers should be gray, the color of dust, and you should never see inside of them until you open them up.
