Who has a computer in their workshop?

Judging by the condition of my shed, the kind thing would be to mount the puter on the roof and run cables down into the dust pit ... errr, working area.

Richard

who once opened a computer that had worked in a shop for five years - there was so much dust on the mother board you couldn't see the components, let alone the circuitry :eek:

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Originally Posted by bennylaird

A good blow job regularly is cheaper.

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Benny, now about these good cheap blow jobs. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by silentC

...could you put the puter in a different room and run some cabling out to the dusty end of the show? Or maybe put it in a dustproof box vented to the outside and get a plastic cover for the keyboard?

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Errr.... what I said. Do you read other posts in a thread? :D

Yeah but mine was only one sentence. I fell asleep reading yours :D:D:D

I was thinking of it, but then I figured I'd have trouble reading a veneered screen!

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Originally Posted by silentC

........ I fell asleep reading yours :D:D:D

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Thought that may have been the case. :rolleyes:

zzzzzzzzzzzzz... huh! whasat? :D

I know a moderator who has one in his shed:D :D :D :D
He talks to it too..........

USB Blue Foldable Keyboard Waterproof/Dustproof.
Function Specification
Dimensions (mm) 475+/-10(L) x 155(W) x 14+/-2(H)
Weight (g) 220+/-10
Total Travel (mm) 3.0+/-0.5
Peak Force (gm) 60+/-15
Operating Humidity -20 to 50 deg C
Switch Life 10 Million Life Cycles
Cable Connector USB
Power Rating 40mA 5VDC+/-5%
Compatability IBM PC
Operating Temperature -36 deg C to 165 deg C
Approval VCCI/CE/EMI/FCC/AUSTEL/CNS

Retail for about $26. Also available in Black or White for about $7 more. (?)
Pic shows it with a PS2 connector but it is USB.