Well, my post in the DOSBOX devel forum got removed, and I'll be the first to admit it didn't belong there (heck, I said so in the post). Apologies to whichever moderator's time I wasted.
Moving on... all I really wanted to say was that a while ago, I built a computer that was quite a DOS box. Here is a little page about it.
I hope you find it interesting.
Normally it should be moved, guess it was deleted by accident.
hobo computer looks indeed nice 😀
PaperBox does not prevent radiation ! 😒
That's the kind of thing I'd really like to do, but I don't have the materials or time... nice to see someone is still doing stuff like that.
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wrote:PaperBox does not prevent radiation ! 😒
You're right!
But you can enable the "Spread Spectrum" option in BIOS - or simply wear one of those:
Just line that box with some aluminum foil, eh. Maybe put some wax paper on top for insulation!! 😀
Does the comp get adequate cooling by putting it in a paper box?
Never thought this thread would be that long, but now, for something different.....
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AFAIR this is mentioned in the article.
Step 1....
(who gets the reference? 😀 🤣 )
Dell Optiplex Gxpro: Built solely so I could re-live my SB16 days properly with newly acquired sound pieces: MT-32, SCB-55, and DB50xg 😀
heheh this one looks pretty cool 😁
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