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I understand everything.. but that can. Last pict. You got sponsoers yo..lol
sorry..had to, you know me. I'm a pecker..hahahaha
sorry..had to, you know me. I'm a pecker..hahahaha
These seem like a good pair of in-ears, HiFiMAN has made some interesting products.
I always preferred good in-ears, although I haven't used them since I can park my car in front of my workplace and didn't need to walk to work or school. I'm not doing any activities that allows me to use these (over more comfortable headphones) so my M1 Brainwavz have been sitting in it's pocket case for a while now, ununsed and sad.
I always preferred good in-ears, although I haven't used them since I can park my car in front of my workplace and didn't need to walk to work or school. I'm not doing any activities that allows me to use these (over more comfortable headphones) so my M1 Brainwavz have been sitting in it's pocket case for a while now, ununsed and sad.
Got a new Nikon S2700 camera for christmas.
Existing image taken for a future article (taken with Nokia 830, light retouching):
Nikon S2700, light retouching:
Existing image taken for a future article (taken with Nokia 830, light retouching):
Nikon S2700, light retouching:
Waiting on my anemometer to arrive before I can post the article those images are from 
Yes, I am actually testing airflow against the manufacturer specs!
Yes, I am actually testing airflow against the manufacturer specs!
Let's try this album thingie:
Akasa Tesla H case, to replace the noisy Intel NUC case. I'm not scoring SFF points with this when it's over double the size, but atleast it's passive ! And I think there is enough room for a GPU in there...
My new "mousepad" just arrived:
My keyboard is so pimp, it too needs a soft precision surface. Whateves man !
My equipment is getting another add-on, my dad had this lab PSU "laying around" for a few years: gimme !
You can also see the other stuff I've gathered the past year, with the soldering iron, cables and the Fluke tester also being barn-find treasures my dad saved if his ancient gear ever gave out.
Whoops, forgot about these:
Noctua Redux NF-P14r fans, for the Xigmatek Nebula. Yeah, I know, it doesn't have holes. Yet.
Akasa Tesla H case, to replace the noisy Intel NUC case. I'm not scoring SFF points with this when it's over double the size, but atleast it's passive ! And I think there is enough room for a GPU in there...
My new "mousepad" just arrived:
My keyboard is so pimp, it too needs a soft precision surface. Whateves man !
My equipment is getting another add-on, my dad had this lab PSU "laying around" for a few years: gimme !
You can also see the other stuff I've gathered the past year, with the soldering iron, cables and the Fluke tester also being barn-find treasures my dad saved if his ancient gear ever gave out.
Whoops, forgot about these:
Noctua Redux NF-P14r fans, for the Xigmatek Nebula. Yeah, I know, it doesn't have holes. Yet.
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I have already done the first mod, because the power LED was projecting a blue disc on the opposite wall. Damn bright blue LEDs...
I used an orange opaque LED sleeve.
Now it's pinkish purple. Oh yes and not retina-burning bright.
Well, it's still pretty damn small! I'm smelling an awesome build, but I don't think there are any GPUs under 150mm length...
I have already done the first mod, because the power LED was projecting a blue disc on the opposite wall. Damn bright blue LEDs...
I used an orange opaque LED sleeve.
Now it's pinkish purple. Oh yes and not retina-burning bright.
It's a bit hard to see on the picture, but what did you actually do to the case? Soldered a different LED in? A resistor?
Ah, now I get it! BTW, someone on [H] pointed me at the HD-Plex nanoATX PSUs and the 80W Version seems to fit your case, maybe that would be an idea for using the leftover space?
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i got one of these for cheap in the post-Christmas sales. super handy
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