[H-GEN] Free sausage sizzle for all... my place

[Christopher Biggs]

Chris Pascoe <s335029 at student.uq.edu.au> moved upon the face of the 'Net and spake thusly:

> 
> I suppose if we went from 'slightly moist' to 'constantly flooded' with
> the water drip it would be okay - you could always pump the water out of
> the pool under the computer and spray it on the roof of the house for more
> cooling as well..
> 

Now there's the answer:   Chloroflourocarbons!

As well as being mostly chemically inert, they're also completely
non-conducting.   IIRC Cray used to use them for liquid cooling 
of some of their machines.   

Of course, there is the little problem with the Ozone...

Chris.

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