I was quite surprised to walk past St Marys church in York when we were there a few weekends ago and see this in there:
It's part of an installation called "Flood" By Susan Stockwell.
Yep - a massive, massive pile of old computer PSUs.
I was quite surprised to walk past St Marys church in York when we were there a few weekends ago and see this in there:
It's part of an installation called "Flood" By Susan Stockwell.
Yep - a massive, massive pile of old computer PSUs.
yoink! (but only if there were any modular ones )
That must have taken agesOriginally Posted by yorkpress.co.uk
See here link
Computer 'parts' *sigh*The tower itself is made of four tonnes of bags of computer parts that were delivered on palette trucks and were then sifted through by 15 volunteers, before Susan climbed aboard the scaffolding to cable-tie the components into place.
'Sifted through' = saw what they could nick & sell off.
Methinks a wander down to St Marys is in order tomorrow. Might as well check out what they did to the Yorkshire Museum while I'm at it. Thanks for the heads up
wow thats a lot of psus there.
But does it have enough power to run Crysis?
Sorry
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I see a lot of Dell Server PSUs in there. Glad its not just me who goes through them.
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