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danamania
Official 68k Muse


Australia
1193 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  01:47:38
Juxtaposition of thoughts for the day...

68040s have the nice little purple ceramic casing...

my bathroom needs retiling...

wonder where I could source about fifteen thousand 040s :)

dana

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  02:30:45
HAR!™

iWish maniac. iReally do. Methinks you'd have better luck finding some of them Pentium IIs...sounds like you need something pretty big@$$!!!!

(Also, if you had them running, you'd save $$$ on not having to buy a heater...)

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danamania
Official 68k Muse


Australia
1193 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  04:15:44
quote:

(Also, if you had them running, you'd save $$$ on not having to buy a heater...)

Ooooh you've touched on something I like :D. There are quite a few luxury features in some big & elaborate homes, and most of them are kinda kitschy (electric curtain openers or other kinda things) but a friend of mine from school lived in a house with heated bathroom floors and walls. oooooh warm tiles! iWant!

and 'course, water-cooling is just too easy!

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  04:22:07
And of course, when you turn on these Pentiums, you'd also need to make sure that the fans and heatsinks had definately been removed, to improve heat production.

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vanman2004
Starting Member


USA
33 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  05:52:44
ROFL. That little plastic casing is pretty nice.

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~Coxy
Leader, Tactical Ops Unit


Australia
2822 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  06:09:15
quote:

wonder where I could source about fifteen thousand 040s :)

Motorola.
No, seriously! I bet that they still sell them, say in large quantities a few bucks US, that's only $30-60 K AUS for tiles!

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Stryder
Junior Member


USA
382 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  06:27:45
Processors for tiles,.......you could use old cd-roms to make a mirror,.............what else that's not organic could you recycle in the bathroom?

"One slip and down the hole we fall"

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  10:20:37
Welcome back lil'miss muse! It is indeed a pleasure to wake oncee more to the pleasure of a Saturday morning's maniacal missive!

I'd suggest that you have your legions of fans mail 68LC040's to convenient locations on each continent for packing and transhipment.

Whatever you do tho, you need to bash the freakin' things well with the other side of your ball peen hammer, firmly embedding the pins into the underlayment. Turtle-turned DIP's on the shop floor are plenty bad enough, but collecting a an inconveniently placed PGA from the floor for eventual replacement with the bottom of ones foot . . . . . . well, it best be avoided in any case . . . but adding the complication of dealing with a fallen tile in the morning or the middle of the night whilst on the way to relieve bladder pressure (or worse) . . .

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danamania
Official 68k Muse


Australia
1193 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  10:34:23
quote:

Welcome back lil'miss muse! It is indeed a pleasure to wake oncee more to the pleasure of a Saturday morning's maniacal missive!

I'd suggest that you have your legions of fans mail 68LC040's to convenient locations on each continent for packing and transhipment.


quote:

Whatever you do tho, you need to bash the freakin' things well with the other side of your ball peen hammer, firmly embedding the pins into the underlayment. Turtle-turned DIP's on the shop floor are plenty bad enough, but collecting a an inconveniently placed PGA from the floor for eventual replacement with the bottom of ones foot . . . . . . well, it best be avoided in any case . . . but adding the complication of dealing with a fallen tile in the morning or the middle of the night whilst on the way to relieve bladder pressure (or worse) . . .

buffer overrun errors indeed...

I've had a long row of dip pins embedded in my skin just recently. One small stab with one of those pins, and it's not too bad - but puncturing about 6 holes all at once in the skin of your hand HURTS, and takes disproportionately longer to heal!

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tmtomh
Junior Member


USA
172 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  10:54:52
quote:
I'd suggest that you have your legions of fans mail 68LC040's to convenient locations on each continent for packing and transhipment.

Sure, the 'LC040s would be cheaper initially, but if you spend a little extra up front and tile your bathroom with full '040s you can get ready for work in the morning an average of 40% faster.

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  11:11:31
quote:

buffer overrun errors indeed...


HAR!™
. . . memory leak?
. . . core dump?

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danamania
Official 68k Muse


Australia
1193 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  11:23:04
quote:

quote:

buffer overrun errors indeed...


HAR!�
. . . memory leak?
. . . core dump?

POS Computers
data streaming
wipe your HD
flush the cache
(and put the seat down after you leave)

dana

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danamania
Official 68k Muse


Australia
1193 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  11:26:55
quote:

Sure, the 'LC040s would be cheaper initially, but if you spend a little extra up front and tile your bathroom with full '040s you can get ready for work in the morning an average of 40% faster.

Do I then work 40% quicker and get home 40% sooner?

(perhaps earning 40% less :P)

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  11:30:09
quote:

[quote]

POS Computers
streaming data
HD wiping
cache flushing
(and put the seat down after you leave)



I/O error
corrupted data
unimplemented trap

. . . welcome back, maniac!!!!!!!!!!!

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  15:10:30
Data collision
Bad burn

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  15:30:38
quote:

Data collision
Bad burn




saturated network . . .

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  15:38:46
quote:

saturated network . . .

Bad network wiring
Full bandwidth

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  16:15:21
quote:

quote:

Sure, the 'LC040s would be cheaper initially, but if you spend a little extra up front and tile your bathroom with full '040s you can get ready for work in the morning an average of 40% faster.

Do I then work 40% quicker and get home 40% sooner?

(perhaps earning 40% less :P)



:rolleyes:

40% quicker from the get go +
40% quicker in doing the work +

being bright enough to spend the extra time at home=

same $ + 40% more quality of life

-or-

40% quicker from the get go +
40% quicker in doing the work +

being an idiot=

40% more money + NO LIFE

or you could be completely erratic at absolutely everything +

being an idiot=

NO $ + NO LIFE =

ME!!!! (on sabbatical ATM between lives right now anyway!)

=8-/

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  16:50:27
No $$$ + No life also = me, as well.

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Trash80toG-4
NIGHT STALKER


USA
2899 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  16:55:32
quote:

No $$$ + No life also = me, as well.


maybe you think so now . . .

go dry behind your ears and enjoy life, kiddo!

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maclover5
LC Doctor/Hot Rodder


Australia
5830 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  21:21:39
quote:

go dry behind your ears and enjoy life, kiddo!

ENJOY LIFE????

Impossible, my friend. It is a law of physics that a certain MLA member in the Southern Hemisphere, MUST, at all costs, go through hell for at least 2 years of his life.

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cory5412
68KMLA Comrade-in-Arms


USA
4679 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  21:50:09
.ME Glad I live in the northern hemisphere!!!

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shaktiman
Senior Member


United Kingdom
1226 Posts
Posted - 14 Sep 2002 :  22:16:41
Following the thread of humour,

Getting input & output confused can cause terribblle problems, &

I already posted in reply to cine about the extra cd drive & the strange hilarity about removing my floppy & adding a hard one.

Yes I am sure Motorola will still be selling it's 68040 Though then with the work ethic you may wish for the 68060's which would be twice as fast as the 040's(efficiency taken into account?) so you would get more work done? no but if you 68040 your bathroom somone is bound to go 1 better to 68060 theirs.

now u may well pick up 68000's which u may well get for a song, although I cannot really advocate using 68k's as bathroom tiles,

You could start producing your own"virtual hacks" become a reality computers.

Also I heard a story about someone trying to make a 68k computer that used 8 68000's.

shaktiman

Quadra 840av 128MB ram 2MB vram cd drive(caddy),1 caddy!:-)1.44 floppy drive,inject :-(1.2 gig drive
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boredomconquersall
Full Member


Canada
613 Posts
Posted - 15 Sep 2002 :  16:37:00
virus detected
data output may be corrupted.
warning! too much data output causing a stack overflow!
please try again later (after your spouse has fixed the overflow error)

another part you could reuse in a bathroom is one of those huge hard drive platters from the 60's as a toilete seat! colder than usual, but think of the contact your bumm will make with the thing if you have a metal hip!

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Clinton
Full Member


USA
700 Posts
Posted - 15 Sep 2002 :  22:58:01
humor:
downloading into the wetware network...
too much data causing a bottleneck, network traffic backing up
REBOOT! REBOOT! stack overload causing packet overflow


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shaktiman
Senior Member


United Kingdom
1226 Posts
Posted - 17 Sep 2002 :  14:22:58
co...........


I really don't know wether 2 dare to post this,

command period?

(will non brits get this one?)

buzzing the pram?

Terminator? terminator 2??

little Arnold shwatzrtzerrrr nagers in our macs?

but hey WTF is the x-box?

is it for when Mr Gates swears?

cars have odd names(named after porn mags a lot of them), but computers?

Quadra- fairly good this one a computer using an 040 cpu.

Performa?

Apple inverted brackets!!!!!!!!! har har har har....

but what a classic Amiga,

all the sad lonly computer geek males can now have a girlfriend?


Walmart?

sells walls?

Quicki mart(from Simpsons) sells quicki's?

Chipping Barnet?

means market Barnet but y? I've seen bigger markets at the insect zoo.

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