Recently I had the pleasure of taking apart a tangerine iBook G3 clamshell. The symptom was the question mark on the folder icon at power-on. The CD-ROM drive reportedly hasn't worked for almost two years so I was unable to boot from any sort of repair or diagnosis disc. The computer is also sans-firewire so no target disc mode. After trying to usual suspects (zapping the PRAM, resetting the power manager) I resorted to taking apart the machine.
The first task was to replace the CD-ROM drive with another one. This didn't work. Either my replacement drive was bad or the motherboard has some other issues with the IDE controller. So I move on to extracting the hard drive and connected it to a firewire bridge. Disk Warrior didn't report too many obvious things so I let it rebuild the disc. I think the problem was that it just needed to be blessed.
Anyway, I recorded a time lapse of all this fun. Just under three hours in all. Enjoy!
Link to the video.
Link to the wonderful take-apart guide I used from ifixit.com.
Come on! The man has his own Wikipedia entry!!
Micah and Stephanie just got their new great dane puppy, Okii. He comes from upstate New York near the Adirondacks. At 8 weeks old he's already 20 lbs. and stands 15″ tall. Take a look at their photo album. Good boy!!
Kekekeke, you n00bs. 
If you make the web site, they will come. It's pretty much what it sounds like. You place silly things atop your cat and take a picture of said cross cat. Submit it and you're an instant internet star. Pictured left, bling cat.
Plan59.com has a schweet collection of good condition print advertisements from the 1950's. One gallery in particular is called “Demonic Tots and Deeply Disturbing Cuisine.” Pictured left, bread is fresher in Cellophane. I'm not sure that I've been been quite that excitted over a slice of bread and jam, but what ever floats your boat.
Two QVC hosts delicately handle a testimonial call from a gentleman from Dover, DE that claims he uses his brand new Dell PC for pr0n, mostly. It's slightly suspicious in that there is an ABC watermark in the corner and there's audience laughter over it– a late night talk show prank perhaps?
Step aside crop circles.
I really like POV because of the way it tricks your brain into seeing images. I had a toy when I was younger that looked a lot like a flat “bat” that had a small keyboard on it. I typed in messages and then would wave it back and forth and it would “print” the message with red LEDs.