[Noisebridge-discuss] Storing a server, outside?
ian
ian at sonic.net
Fri Jan 16 21:51:08 UTC 2009
> Isn't your Wok seasoned? (coated with oil) :) I think that is what prevents
> it from rusting..
>
> Whereas my sushi knife (cheap carbon steel) did develop some rust in my
> kitchen..
True, it is. It was probably a poor analogy.
IME, clean carbon steel will rust if you look at it funny. Computers
are made of significantly more corrosion-resistant materials
(aluminum, copper, silver solder, plated/painted steel, fiberglass,
etc), but also have induced electrical potentials in them. From what
I've seen, oiled steel seems like a decent comparison (not very
corrosion-resistant, handles plain indoor air just fine, but gets icky
pretty quick if it's wet).
Of course, this is all speculation. I think Rubin should just try it.
He could distribute a podcast: Cooking with Debian!
Rubin: Note also that your kitchen will be less humid near the floor.
The colder air down there has less ability to retain moisture.
-Ian
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