I had an old PC laying around and decided to put it in the garage so I could listen to tunes and podcasts as well as look at how-to pages as I work on cars and projects ... wireless access is such a wonderful thing :-)
I'm still experimenting with the keyboard mount...right now it's twisty tied in place.
I gave my car a good interior detailing Tuesday while listening to several of Erwin's podcasts ... then I pumped up the 80's "hair band station" on launchcast ... sweet!!!
Anyone else geeky enough to have a computer in their garage? :-)
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I ran my audio output through the wall out to my patio and put my subwoofer with speakers out there so I can blast Launchcast outside this summer. If I could get a weatherproof cabinet, I would stick an old computer out there, dedicated to blast my tunes out to the neighborhood.
Posted by: Jim Walton | June 16, 2005 at 03:50 PM
Oh yeah, I forgot to say, with my mic plugged into the computer, I can be inside and call the kids in over the speakers or tell them you've got 5 more minutes before it's bathtime or whatever.
Posted by: Jim | June 17, 2005 at 06:57 PM