The minicluster, which I presently use for running simulations with OpenFOAM. These are Intel Q6600s with 2gb RAM. It consists of four diskless nodes; they boot with PXE and mount their filesystems from a host machine over NFS. They are mounted on cut-down ATX motherboard trays, tucked up out of the way under my desk in the main area of the bus.

The telegraph and touchscreen in the bus, displaying Google News.

A telegraph, attached to a USB port. Below is the touchscreen for controlling the house systems, in this picture not yet permanently attached. telegraph and touchscreen

My desk, located in the main area of the bus.

This is the board layout for the telegraph.

Meet Suzy. Suzy is an authentic late-1800s telegraph, attached to a USB port with the aid of a microcontroller and the magic FT232 .