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Steampunk computer brewery

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This Russian built steampunk computer mod functions as a brewery for beers as well as a nifty case for a PC.

Personal Computer into Brewery – Link

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6 Responses to Steampunk computer brewery

  1. TwoShort on said:

    It’s not a brewery.

    At least:
    – it doesn’t look like it has the parts needed to brew beer.
    – it looks like it has exactly the parts for a standard water-cooling rig (awesomely steam-punkified)
    – even cross-culturally, that plastic can in the back of one of the pictures is clearly anti-freeze; good for making your water-cooler hoses glow and not grow stuff; not so good in beer

    I think someone made a joke about it being a brewery and the wink was lost in translation.

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  2. butz on said:

    It’s polish, not russian. Original forum thread here (in polish!) http://www.mod-planet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=42360 .

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  3. Sean Coates on said:

    Not to mention that if it actually IS beer, it will be skunky:

    http://englishrussia.com/images/personal_computer_into_brewery/13.jpg

    Light + Beer = Gross.

    S

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  4. bug on said:

    hey! It’s polish language, not russian, folks!

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  5. wd on said:

    btw: Make blog had already posted this mod several weeks ago…

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  6. anon on said:

    over the steampunk junk already

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