TechRepublic Geekend: Darth Vader, Linux servers get pimped out

Larry Weaver <[email protected]> Sat, 23 Sep 2006 10:06:04 -0500
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> *Darth Vader's pimp suit, Tux-worthy case mods*
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> server penguin case mod 
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> This tricked-out Linux server has a penguin-shaped front panel, a 
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> showing the guts of this open-source system, a phantom-blue 
> illuminated case fan, and much more--further proof that a Linux hack 
> isn't just a software term.
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> NASA's FutureFlight Central* 
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> NASA's FutureFlight Central is a virtual airport designed to let 
> planners, pilots and controllers from around the country hash out any 
> proposed changes to an airport. With simulation software that can 
> represent any airport in three dimensions, pilots and planners can 
> train and test out new procedures and controls.
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> Behind Boeing's factory doors 
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> The 747 is arguably the world' most famous commercial aircraft--and 
> this is where they're born. Boeing's assembly plant in Everett, WA is 
> the largest factory on Earth, and every day another jumbo jet is 
> assembled inside its massive struc
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