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[challenge entry] Orwell wasn't a million miles off
Yeah, I know it was written in 1948 but what are you going to do about it fishface?

From the Visions of the Future: Circa 1950 challenge. See all 283 entries (closed)

(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:02, archived)
# That's very clever !
Woo to you Sir !
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:03, archived)
# arf
3 woo's
Woo
wOo
WoO!
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:03, archived)
#  
isn't that 4?
W00 to that very clever pic.
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:10, archived)
# When the Party says four woo's are three
then there are three woo's
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:20, archived)
# the Two Minuites Hate going on there, i see?
Emmanuel Goldstein in the form of Nadia?

doubleplusgood pic
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:03, archived)
# i was always offended by that in the book
(my last name's Goldstein)
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:29, archived)
# 2nd Orwell post today
and a really good one. Woyahoupla.
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:04, archived)
# third
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:07, archived)
# not
according to the new figures released by the ministry of truth
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:11, archived)
# we have always been at war with popbitch
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:12, archived)
# Doubleplusgood Duckspeak, Comraide
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:17, archived)
# popbitch is our ally!
we are, and always have been, at war with 4rthur.

(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:30, archived)
# ha
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:19, archived)
# Woo
That's great!

(Unlike Big Brother which is a waste of my airwaves)
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:05, archived)
# Doublepluswoo
When Comrade McFlimby was a child, the only toys he ever wanted were a shark, a helicopter and a bridge.
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:07, archived)
# do you work for the Ministry of Truth?
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:14, archived)
# *clap*
*clap*
*clap*
*clap*
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:07, archived)
# that's cool
TJ: I found the ultimate PC case - www6.tomshardware.com/howto/20040115/ - now I wonder if my bank manager will laugh at me if I try to take out a loan for £1600 for a couple of those...
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:09, archived)
# I thought the case was that big cardboard box
until I hit page 2
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:14, archived)
# hehe
the thing's just one hossin' heat sink, weighing in at 25kg!
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:16, archived)
# Reminds me
of my last job where I had to design a PC in an industrial airtight box and wasn't aloud to use any fans inside.

I just made a huge heatsink and bolted it onto the inside of the case and used the whole box as a heatsink. Weighed a ton but worked, totally silent P4 2.6Ghz. Left after that so I don't know if it survived more than a week. Doubt it myself, the temp got pretty high in there...
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:15, archived)
# they probably opened it up after a couple of weeks to find a puddle of metal and components
my 2 PCs are in silent cases from www.quietpc.com, they aren't exactly lightweight either, really quiet but still not quiet enough for my needs so I'm building a wooden box round them with more padding on the inside (with enough airflow so they don't melt)
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:19, archived)
# Yeah,
but they sold two of the fuckers to a customer (a big oil company) so they probably had him knocking the door down after two weeks. That was half the reason I left, bloody cowboys.
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:22, archived)
# cool
/coat

acherly ... a colleague about seven years ago had a sparc or HP workstation with a massive great heatsink and a liquid cooling system that was silent apart from a very occasional baby-belch gurgling noise
(, Fri 9 Jul 2004, 16:16, archived)