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Comment Re:Oddball Suggestion... (Score 1) 249

Deserts are (as a rule) quite hot.

except of course the two largest deserts on earth, the Arctic and Antarctic.

Quite right though, a nylon would act somewhat like a sieve, keeping out the larger particles, but doing nothing to impede the finer. It's these finer particles that would be doing most of the damage, since they can work themselves further into the hardware.

I'd be looking at a SSD, minimizing moving components means less places for the dust to get into. As far as heat goes, I'd think about getting a processor that is significantly more powerful than your needs, that way it would never need to work particularly hard, and subsequently reduce your chances of frying it.

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"Universal Jigsaw Puzzle" Hits Stores In Japan 241

Riktov writes "I came across this at a Tokyo toy store last week, and it's one of the coolest things I've seen in a long time. Jigazo Puzzle is a jigsaw puzzle, but you can make anything with it. It has just 300 pieces which are all just varying shades of a single color, though a few have gradations across the piece; i.e., each piece is a generic pixel. Out of the box, you can make Mona Lisa, JFK, etc, arranging it according to symbols printed on the reverse side. But here's the amazing thing: take a photo (for example, of yourself) with a cell-phone, e-mail it to the company, and they will send you back a pattern that will recreate that photo. This article is in Japanese, but as they say, a few pictures are worth a million words. And 300 pixels are worth an infinite number of pictures."

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