Recent content by Atreides82

If you're talking about rx7club.com then yes! Profile is 'ToMaC'. 93' Base, I've owned it for almost 10 years now.

I sure do. Sketchup Model Pics of the build Original thread I started. I have made a few changes that differ from the model. Mainly the height of the top tier and the support system under the table top is completely different. I had to change it because the small center leg in the middle...

Hahaha, I don't think his score would be very high, he's way too lazy.

Thanks! As for the desk, I built it after getting frustrated in searching for one that fitted my needs.

Happy 2012 to all. Here's my office & co-worker.

Your definition of disaster is far different than mine.

Consider this hack for cable management. I installed this under my desk and it rocks, I never have to worry about seeing ANY cables under my desk. I drilled some 1.5" holes in the back of mine for cables to go in/out. edit: helps if I include the link...

Power management in Linux has always sucked. Move along, nothing to see here.

If you're going to laminate it, why would you use MDF over particle board? It costs a lot more and you're not going to see it anyway. Make sure you support it correctly so it won't sag and you'll be fine. That's the route I went and I couldn't be more happy with my result. I've added...

I was in the same boat. Solution? Design / Build it! You'll get exactly what you need, for a fraction of the cost. I have a build thread around here somewhere. Let me know if you're interested.

Good idea, but I want to keep it as stealth as possible (and I've already chopped the crap out of it). I could almost put both of the computers I use (Windows & Linux) in this thing. I really hate having two separate cases always sitting next to me anyway.

I finished up some other projects and want to get started on this. Ideas anyone?

So I have this huge ass JBL home audio, sub-woofer that I have been carrying around with me to about 3 different houses. I've never really used it for anything, then naturally it hit me. Screw it, i'll gut it and make a stealth case from it. So I threw it on the old bench and went at it. I...

BlindedByScience: Thanks for the input. Another interesting observation is when the memory is clocked at 800Mhz, it takes anywhere from 30 minutes to 6 hours to fail that test. If I crank it to it's advertised rating of 1066Mhz, it takes a dump almost immediately.

BlindedByScience: Currently running Memtest on the 2nd stick today while I'm at work so we'll see what that shows, I'm guessing nothing. I know the power supply is probably a little light for this system, What I have done to rule that out was use a 2nd power supply to supply power to just the...