laptop

Done using the ultra-accurate "Eyeball" method.

From the submitter:

I don't know what the hell I'm going to do when spring hits.

"The laser in my magic mouse broke, so I did what any normal kludger would do, glue a mouse with a working laser to the bottom."

Bravo! You know what they say: "two mice are better than one!" Or is it "kill two mice with one stone?"

not to mention using a track pad instead of a mouse. Yuck.

~NSHA

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The submitter said it's used to help cool the laptop, but I have a feeling that this is doubles as a homemade privacy screen. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

We'll take this baby back to 1975.

You seem to treat your electronics so well. Must be a shame to have something break that you care about so much.

~NSHA

From the submitter:

I confess, this is my own work. I don't need much of a web-server, so when the old one died, I recycled an old netbook with the aid of a USB drive caddy. The gaffa tape was an added bonus to keep it all together - and prompted this submission.

I'm pretty jealous, TIFI's servers are about half this size and we haven't even been able to upgrade from Scotch tape yet.

Some refuse to ever buy an iPad. This guy takes it a bit further.

~NSHA

Retro computer challenge: to recreate this kludge set your monitor resolution to the lowest possible setting and the colors to like... 6. Enjoy!

~NSHA