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Amarnath S27-Jan-23 15:59

Amarnath S

27-Jan-23 15:59

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OriginalGriff27-Jan-23 18:47

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27-Jan-23 18:47

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pkfox27-Jan-23 21:12

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27-Jan-23 21:12

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Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming “Wow! What a Ride!" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP

Sandeep Mewara28-Jan-23 1:21

Sandeep Mewara

28-Jan-23 1:21

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David O'Neil28-Jan-23 6:39

David O'Neil

28-Jan-23 6:39

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Cp-Coder28-Jan-23 7:40

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28-Jan-23 7:40

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Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!

I made a neat thing

honey the codewitch27-Jan-23 11:52

27-Jan-23 11:52

I used my ESP-Mon project I published here, which puts your CPU and GPU usage/temps on an external little LCD, and connects to your PC via USB.

I took that and installed inside my all glass chassis such that the screen is behind the glass, and I have a USB adapter internally connecting it to the motherboard.

It's so neat! Now my PC has vital stats listed on the chassis instead of having to use a screen overlay.

My camera won't capture the contents of the screen, but that little LCD behind the glass on my case shows my CPU and GPU temps and usage.[^]

To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

Jeremy Falcon27-Jan-23 12:02

Jeremy Falcon

27-Jan-23 12:02

Bob is watching. Bob is always watching... Green Alien | [Alien]

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jmaida27-Jan-23 16:12

jmaida

27-Jan-23 16:12

who is Bob? Inside joke?

"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger

RickZeeland28-Jan-23 0:45

RickZeeland

28-Jan-23 0:45

Bob is the little green man in the CodeProject logo, occasionally wearing fashionable outfits $Shucks | :-\$

StarNamer@work27-Jan-23 13:51

StarNamer@work

27-Jan-23 13:51

There's that little buzz when you know you wrote the code, you designed/built the hardware and now it's doing exactly what you wanted it to do! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

It's why I keep doing it! Smile | :)

jmaida27-Jan-23 16:14

jmaida

27-Jan-23 16:14

Pretty neat is right term. If you remove the glare on screen using a shadow you might get a better pic.
Feels good to get something working. Software/hardware/both.

"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger

honey the codewitch28-Jan-23 5:52

28-Jan-23 5:52

I tried taking it at night and had to get up close to it to really show it, and then you couldn't see the PC.

To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

charlieg28-Jan-23 1:23

charlieg

28-Jan-23 1:23

I know you mentioned it before - but what's in your chassis that needs 3 LARGE fans like that?

Charlie Gilley

“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759

Has never been more appropriate.

honey the codewitch28-Jan-23 5:51

28-Jan-23 5:51

There are actually 4, and they're not really large. They're the smallest of the 3 common sizes of PC fan I've seen. The case is smaller than it looks. Those fans are 120mm.

The chassis is an open air design. It's not sealed. There are air gaps along the edges of the glass. The fans keep positive pressure on those gaps while helping force hot air out of the chassis.

Edit: I need to add - those fans are rarely on full blast. They are all regulated by my PC. They are also super quiet and mounted on rubber isolators.

On one side you have a 320W GPU and NVMe. On the other you have a 180W CPU, RAM and more NVMe.

Under load, that can generate some serious heat, so those fans are up to the task when need be.

Most of the time this PC is as quiet as a church mouse.

To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

modified 28-Jan-23 12:03pm.

Southmountain28-Jan-23 8:00

Southmountain

28-Jan-23 8:00

any picture to share here? Rose | [Rose]

diligent hands rule....

honey the codewitch28-Jan-23 8:54

28-Jan-23 8:54

Yeah, in the OP.

To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

Eddy Vluggen28-Jan-23 10:47

Eddy Vluggen

28-Jan-23 10:47

No BBQ?

I'm out.

Bastard Programmer from Hell Suspicious | :suss:

"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.

Frustration

MadGerbil27-Jan-23 9:02

MadGerbil

27-Jan-23 9:02

Why does the column name in my code have to match the column name in the database?
It just feels so.... restrictive.

Jeremy Falcon27-Jan-23 9:09

Jeremy Falcon

27-Jan-23 9:09

It doesn't. SQL allows you to alias names. You can also use a view. You can also map things in a slew of other ways too.

For $19.95 USD, I'll show you how. Inflation...

Jeremy Falcon

Jeremy Falcon27-Jan-23 9:11

Jeremy Falcon

27-Jan-23 9:11

And if this was a joke on the programming question issue.... mad respect. That was quite nice. Laugh | :laugh:

Jeremy Falcon

0x01AA27-Jan-23 9:20

0x01AA

27-Jan-23 9:20

Because it makes sense.
What reason, to have the name 'X' in database and in the code it is 'Y'.... If you like that, happy confusion in the future Wink | ;)

Slacker00727-Jan-23 10:15

Slacker007

27-Jan-23 10:15

It sort of like calling people by another name, that is not theirs.

"Hey Bob, how are you today?"
"I'm not Bob, I'm Charlie!"
"Who's Charlie? You must mean Debra. Wait right here, I'll get her/she/they/them."

Laugh | :laugh: