This site was down in the last couple of hours, but it served a very good purpose.
In other news I am currently a bit sick, which makes it kinda annoying to focus on the two uni projects I am supposed to hand in during the next two weeks. Bah.
Monthly Archives: February 2005
The Empire Strikes Back
Bollocks!
A few minutes ago Denmark lost to Greece in a world cup qualifier. It sucks….
Consider the Bashing Returned
My dear friend Janus complained about the images in the last post. Apparently they were too big, so I resized them. I could not do much with the bad colors though (well, maybe I could – but I do not want to spend the rest of my life with the GIMP). He is of course right about the size of the images, but HE SAID THAT I HAVE FAT FINGERS. This is a line you just dont cross, especially if you are a short, nearly bald guy :). I’d better get back to the trenches now.
Oh, and in other news my GPU based ray tracer was featured in flipcodes Image of the Day, nice :).
What They Never Told You
While tryin
g to fix a sudden disk breakdown in my desktop pc I stuck my finger in the fan of my cpu cooler, breaking one of the blades. Yeah, that’s so funny keep on laughing… Done? Anyways, I removed the broken blade leaving the cooler as can be seen in the foto. When I turned the power back on the cooler made a horrible noise. I put a vacuum cleaner to the cooler and found that the loss of the single blade made it completely unstable at high rpms. I was a bit worried that the amount of jumping by t
he cooler on the old Athlon XP 1800+ processor would kill it. I acquired a new cooler (as seen in the other picture) today and luckily the processor still works, phew. The moral of the story is this; keep your bloody hands away from a fan spinning in excess of 4000 RPM, this goes for man-size fans as well!