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Precisely. No one has taken the real human usability of the box design into question for far too long. The cylinder doesn't inform a way of using it, it invite
by tammer 13y ago
Precisely. No one has taken the real human usability of the box design into question for far too long.
The cylinder doesn't inform a way of using it, it invites multiple. I picture myself using it "sideways," half turned for easy access/cable management.
Rack mounting will require innovation as well, but imagine how densely you could pack them and how dynamic you could make the cooling.
A single fan in a workstation machine. Unbelievable.
- inthewind 13y agoThere are fanless workstations. I have two large silent fans: one in the power supply and one over the cpu in my monolithic 2007 PC. How about a load of mini-itx boards suspended in cooking fat? I agree in that most workstation units have are visually lack lustre. I was asking someone the other day why they don't wrap X model of iPhone in alumunium or titananium, and he said that it costs too much. But surely they are so small that it wouldn't hurt to add some luxury materials - a can of pop comes with a free alu can. The design actually reminds me perhaps of a precursor to the R1 astromech droids (on the inside.)
- rhizome 13y agoRackmounting? Looks like that's always been a junky proposition anyway: https://www.google.com/search?q=rack+mount+mac+pro https://www.google.com/search?q=rack+mount+mac+pro Halfway down this page and it really appears a lot of people are just inventing reasons to have a problem with it.