stux, 3 months ago

**btw, this is an amazing way to teach kids about hardware!

Or use older machines, but if you can please do try and teach some! :cat_hug_triangle:

I am very thankful to my father for teaching me the basics about computer hardware

lauren, 3 months ago

@stux The way things are going up there, this could be how #Google ends up.

lahosken, 3 months ago

@lauren @stux VR is the future https://arvr.google.com/cardboard/

lauren, 3 months ago

@lahosken @stux And in fact, Cardboard was my first exposure to VR, and it was an eye opener, no pun intended, of course.

SabiLewSounds, 3 months ago

@stux i love this 0 waste lol

oblomov, 3 months ago

@stux honestly impressed by the level of detail

stuartmarks, 3 months ago

@stux I was looking forward to the installation of the floppy drive and ribbon cable.

isotopp, 3 months ago

@stux

https://phone.snackbag.net

My son designed smart phones matching your server, and programmed a site to sell them.

markdevries, 3 months ago

@stux Is this called an unboxing event? 😇

chkuendig, 3 months ago

@stux who wants composable architecture when we already have compostable architecture…

FallsMom, 3 months ago

@stux

Hey I wonder if there's a Lego server! :flan_laugh:

stux, 3 months ago

@FallsMom ahaaa! 💡

artisanrox, 3 months ago

@stux

it's going to be the fastest server yet...you'll be able to run Grok on it!

fozztexx, 3 months ago

@stux @Extelec From the thumbnail I thought it was a motherboard covered in dust and I when I clicked play I expected to see air being used to clean it off!

Extelec, 3 months ago

@fozztexx @stux How to tell me you have been playing with retro computers for a long time, without....

notnorm, 3 months ago

@stux This is amazing. How did you get the cardboard to stay so firm? Hot glue? Super glue?

stux, 3 months ago

@notnorm **its not mine!♥️😸 but I guess! It looks so awesome