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:D supposedly they are cats! They are way to soft to be rocks though.

It's 25 degrees in the room yet they insist on sitting on the monitors to keep warm!

Your other option is get a 1400mm and then use something like this http://www.screwfix.com/p/radiator-union-valve-tail-pack-of-2/78169

FTL and Binding of Isaac are my go to games in this situation.

Batman: Arkham City

Have you looked at the Ikea range? http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/categories/departments/lighting/16283/ Whilst not the cheapest option I used it in a sliding wardrobe I built over the summer. Been impressed with it so far.

I am doing something similar myself at the moment, although its for a shelf above the TV. You could make them yourself, pretty simple job, buy a length of material and make the L shape from 2 pieces bolted together. Just a matter of drilling the holes correctly really. If you wanted someone...

As mentioned, try Raspbmc. Openelec didnt work well for me either pretty much the same issues you are descibing. It will never be the fastest bit of kit but should be quite useable. I use my pi on the bedroom tv, running off a class 10 sd card with no heatsinks and overclocked by the inbuilt...

If I were to build an outside sauna then it would most definitely have a wood stove, the heat is much less harsh than that of an electric stove. I am yet to have a smoke sauna, I am told these are the best you can have, you have to build these away from everything though as they tend to burn...

My fiancee is a Finn, so I get to travel over there a lot, suanas every day then, love them... Nothing else makes you feel so clean and refreshed. Would love to build one in my house but haven't really looked in to the costs, work involved etc.

http://www.componentforce.co.uk/category/1187/rubber-based-adjustable-feet Something like that?

I was in the same predicament, saw your link and now it works a treat, thank you!

I looked at engineered wood but went against it as we have a couple of indoor cats that love to run around and ruin all the nice things we have, they would soon be leaving scratch marks in it. Engineered wood can also change colour over time, which put me off because we would be left with a...

I was looking at this a long time ago and only really liked the look of the Dinovo mini, never got around to buying it though. I do use the unified remote app, but I find it does have some issues, I also use the RDP app, it's ok but can be clumsy on a smartphone( I don't own a tablet, might be...

It's really annoying we had no prior notice... I am not to fussed as I had 5 months for £20 and the missus had 9 months for £15 but my mum just bought a sim a month ago and hadn't got her iPhone unlocked yet so didn't even get to use it at all. Been looking around and think I will go with...

Trackmania Braid Binding of Isacc - Requires joy2key, but it's very easy to use.

My Router packed up on Wednesday afternoon after 2-3 years of service a quick call and a technician was booked for Thursday afternoon, got a call Thursady morning saying they had a spare slot and were in the area so I was back up and running by 11am, very good service overall. I did ask the...

For my rears I used QED micro cable and ran it up the wall with clear silicone sealant works really well, you don't notice it at all.

I can't comment on the Zensor series but I have DALI suite 2.5's for fronts and Dali Fazon Sat's for the rears and am very happy with the sound quality. I am no expert by any means but from my experience and a lot of reviews online most DALI stuff seems to be well regarded.

As said if you know a friend with a mill (doesn't have to be a CNC) that would be easiest. No need to use a diamond file they are for hardened materials really. One of your files looks more like a rasp, so thats not ideal. Vallorbe make very good files, not cheap but worth it imo. Also, keep...