liquid cooling
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Mark Hahn hahn at coffee.psychology.mcmaster.caWed Jun 20 12:52:36 PDT 2001
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> a liquid cooling method discussion - I'm talk'n coffee). Then you could > have a program called coffee that would crank up your cpus to just the > right brewing temperature, make the coffee and keep it warm on top of the > case. > > Ah but I have given away to much. I am off to patent the > "one click coffee maker workstation case" I'm worried about the feedback in a system like this. for instance, I come in in the morning needing a shot of espresso, but my machine is idle, I'm out of luck: my throttle is yolked to it's throttle. similarly, I'd worry about reaching critical uh, dissipation, where it needs to brew a new shot of espresso every 2.3 minutes, but I just can't handle them that fast. I wouldn't want to be the vendor of a new case/heatsink/coffeemaker that causes caffeine psychosis if you accidentally run Seti at Home ;) maybe APCI could become ACPI (advanced coffee peripheral interface) to resolve this.
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