For those who celebrate this day, Have a HAPPY EASTER.

Found a cool vid on BABlog.

It's Tesla coils playing Doctor Who.

I think I may be having an issue with one of the vid cards, I'm afraid. I've installed SpeedFan to monitor temps, and one of the video cards is fluctuating between 112° and 126° F, and the cooling fans for that card are fluctuating right along with it, ranging from 54% and 100%. Now it's been a while since I did any overclocking and had to monitor temps (and I'm not overclocking now, but the info is still important at this point), so I can't recall what the "functional limit" is for GPU temps, so I'm asking, how hot is too hot?

Now that I'm back home, and have the time to spend on things, I think it's time to see what I can do with it. I'm installing all (or, at least most) of my graphics apps today, and will post some images once they become available. The two I'm most interested in testing are Bryce 7 and Mandelbulber.

Looks like someone is throwing up a challenge to me.

Now I know that recovering WW2 vehicles from lakes in russia has become quite commonplace in recent years, there are numerous videos of tanks being pulled out of lakes and bogs on Youtube, however I found this artricle more interesting as they know the exact date and mission and crew of the aircraft they have recovered:

http://www.warhistoryonline.com/military-vehicle-news/il-2-sturmovik-recovered-from-a-lake-in-murmansk-russia.html

Would be good to see the Sturmovik back in the air.

Using a Raspberry Pi to cross the atlantic

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21848104