software and or hardware and or anything else (skills, physical things, etc)

when gym open again 200kg deadlift

game with block

reviving an old powermac G5 that was given to me to dick around with, was pretty much completely stripped for parts so i've been playing the ebay game trying to put humpty dumpty back together again. got a 1TB drive i'm prob going to throw os x tiger on for os 9 application support and a 160gb drive for XenonOS to turn this bad boy into a frankenxenon

once it's done and over with here's the specs:

Power Mac G5 A1047
CPU: 2x PowerPC 970 (G5) 2.0 GHz
RAM: 8GB (8x1GB) KOMPUTERBAY 1GB DDR DIMM (184 PIN) 400Mhz PC3200 DDR400
Hard drives: 160GB 7200RPM Seagate ST3160023AS
1TB 7200RPM Seagate ST31000528AS
Network card: Intel Pro/100+ 100Mbps PCI 741462-010
GPU: Flashed ATI FireGL X3 (109-A30101-00) for XenonOS
Stock ATI Radeon 9600 XT 128MB AGP Video Card 109-A13600-10 for OS X

i want to figure out how to make mayonnaise because i always have too many eggs and a lot of oil but never have mayo on hand and i really like egg salad sandwiches especially in the summer when i have very little time to spare so having mayo would be really handy isn't it weird how you use an egg product to make egg salad i just realized this while typing this what if you made the bread out of eggs too not like eggs in the bread but the bread is some kind of egg creation then you would be eating all eggs and yoi wodtbt benffeg nppovd tn mrjke ffgnord ujhnoyhjjjgihhjjh

easiest way of making mayo imo has always been the stick blender method like in this video https://youtu.be/j3xx8Bpau0E.
just make sure to use a very neutral oil since otherwise it'll taste like shit lol.

i just recapped my lil nvidia gpu from my dell dimension 8300 since she had a bad case of capacitor plague.





removing the caps was pretty easy since it's just heating up the pins and pulling it them out.
actually clearing the holes of all the solder proved to be way more difficult however. partially because it was unleaded solder that requires a higher temperature to melt and part cause it's a multi layer PCB.
i also ended up using a 470uf cap for the smaller blown capacitor instead of a 510uf one since i couldn't get my hands on the right value one. it (hopefully) shouldn't really make a difference.