Re: Thermoregulation

["Tim Fletcher" <timfletcher@xxxxxxx>]

For some unknown reason my main machine has started complaining about
tempe=
rature - only a degree or two over recommended maxima, but I realise it
pro=
bably isn't going to get better and isn't desireable (spelling?).  My main
=
machine resides against an external wall - any ideas of an elegant
(visuall=
y) way of bringing the internal T down using cooler external air - ideally
=
passively?

TIA.

Tim.

ps thanks to all who suggested ways to restore the data accidentally
"lost"=
on my brother's drive following the death of his baby daughter.  I am sure=
you will all be gratified to hear I just burned a DVD with a video clip an=
d a (short) slideshow of images salvaged from "the ether"  - the
fact that =
all the folks on this list act as a support and information network for
one=
another is a real postive testament to the implementation of all this tech=
nology and I thank all of you who made suggestions (all entirely helpful)
a=
nd those who expressed sympathy and good wishes.

Normal levels of cynicysm will be resumed after this message   : =A6

Tim.

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