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[kahn1234]

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Go back to sleep internet, you're being silly again.

what.

[RedKing]

Why are Fourier transforms and Fourier series so everywhere? o_o

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[Loud Whispers]

I was listening to clubbed to death when you guys started talking about matrix.

UNCANNY VALLEY HERE WE GO

[Lagslayer]

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Go back to sleep internet, you're being silly again.

what.

Japan: Yeah...

Is this considered NSFW?

[Flying Dice]

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Go back to sleep internet, you're being silly again.

what.

Japan: Yeah...

Is this considered NSFW?

I didn't see any matchstick-sized censor bars, so no. That hot, steamy crew compartment is SFW.

[kahn1234]

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Go back to sleep internet, you're being silly again.

what.

Japan: Yeah...

Is this considered NSFW?

I didn't see any matchstick-sized censor bars, so no. That hot, steamy crew compartment is SFW.

you may get funny looks from co workers though.

[penguinofhonor]

While it might not have explicit nudity, in the purest sense of "would I consider it safe to look at while at work" I'd say it's definitely NSFW.

[Max White]

Well you always have the cover of 'What? How could you think this is porn? Its a helicopter! What is wrong with you?!? What would Yencil say if he could see you now?'
And from that there is no reasonable defense...

[RedKing]

Hey, what two consenting VSTOL aircraft do in the privacy of their own hangar...

Actually, I'm not sure if it's consenting or not. 3rd panel looks like some shibari bondage going on with all those ropes.
....Oh god, I'm analyzing Japanese inanimate object porn. D:

[Flying Dice]

At least one of them wasn't a Chinook.

[kahn1234]

As for things that made me go WTF! today:

the sheer complexity of watercooled PC systems:

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l1/g30/Liquid_Cooling.html

just look at those options!!! i thought it was simple.

now i have a headache......

(PS: if anyone could tell me what the difference between tygon tubing and normal tubing is, it would be much appreciated).

[Frumple]

Yeesss... as a general thing, immersing electronics in water is not the simplest of acts. Cooling powered things with conductive materials (like most water) in general is usually... lil'complicated. Y'know? Otherwise the zappies and the fire and the screaming and while that's a wonderful tuesday it's a bad day to be a computer.

[kahn1234]

Yeesss... as a general thing, immersing electronics in water is not the simplest of acts. Cooling powered things with conductive materials (like most water) in general is usually... lil'complicated. Y'know? Otherwise the zappies and the fire and the screaming and while that's a wonderful tuesday it's a bad day to be a computer.

i think you misunderstood.....

its not immersing the components in water, its using liquid coolant in tubing to take heat away from components.

otherwise i agree. immersing things in water, especially electronics is a baaaaad thing to do.

[RedKing]

As for things that made me go WTF! today:

the sheer complexity of watercooled PC systems:

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l1/g30/Liquid_Cooling.html

just look at those options!!! i thought it was simple.

now i have a headache......

(PS: if anyone could tell me what the difference between tygon tubing and normal tubing is, it would be much appreciated).

That's why I use a pre-sealed cooling system like Corsair's A70.

Tygon is an industrial trademark for a type of plastic tubing which is resistant to chemical breakdown, microbial growth, etc. Used in a lot of medical devices and laboratory equipment.

[kahn1234]

As for things that made me go WTF! today:

the sheer complexity of watercooled PC systems:

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l1/g30/Liquid_Cooling.html

just look at those options!!! i thought it was simple.

now i have a headache......

(PS: if anyone could tell me what the difference between tygon tubing and normal tubing is, it would be much appreciated).

That's why I use a pre-sealed cooling system like Corsair's A70.

Tygon is an industrial trademark for a type of plastic tubing which is resistant to chemical breakdown, microbial growth, etc. Used in a lot of medical devices and laboratory equipment.

i would use a sealed system, but with what i want to do (OC a i7-3970 to at least 5.4 GHz) i'll need more than 1 rad.