Posted by Jeannie Choe | 20 Dec 2007
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This functional pizza-puter DIYer can obviously scarf down a pizza, but evidently, he's also embraced the sustainable practice of repurposing.
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Comments
I can't believe one man ate entire Little Caesar's pizza it almost overshadows the fact he put the innards of a computer in the box afterwards.
Interesting... the Apple 6100 (circa 1995) was know as the "pizza box", although I doubt its insides would've actually fit in that box. A Mac Mini however... :)