Thanks . . .
The Plastic Fish are inanimate objects that simulate living organisms when animated by air bubbles. No real fish will be harmed by placing them into the icky chemicals sure to leech out of the CRT's bits even after a thorough washing . . .
. . . maybe a goldfish, carp can live in, and on, just about anything imaginable . . . [}
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. . . but you gotta feed and clean up after such filthy water vermin . . . so . . . not happening!
The ATOMicZipMacPlus will be driving the 1600x1200 LCD on the KVM, along with the QS'02 and Pavilion dm1 3g NetBook.
I decided on leaving as much of the A/B's bits hanging off it as possible, so there's no clearance for the PadDock/DuoDock receding MacQuarium hack . . .
. . . unless . . . nah!
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Neither,the CRT will be the new MacQuarium home for the Plastic Fish if I can get it to work out just right. Otherwise I'll fab a nice clear Plexi approximation of the CRT and glue the neck section onto the back.
The Plastic Fish are inanimate objects that simulate living organisms when animated by air bubbles. No real fish will be harmed by placing them into the icky chemicals sure to leech out of the CRT's bits even after a thorough washing . . .
. . . maybe a goldfish, carp can live in, and on, just about anything imaginable . . . [}
] ]'>. . . but you gotta feed and clean up after such filthy water vermin . . . so . . . not happening!
The ATOMicZipMacPlus will be driving the 1600x1200 LCD on the KVM, along with the QS'02 and Pavilion dm1 3g NetBook.
I decided on leaving as much of the A/B's bits hanging off it as possible, so there's no clearance for the PadDock/DuoDock receding MacQuarium hack . . .
. . . unless . . . nah!
)