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http://www.dilbert.com/2009-10-12/ You gotta admit, it's spooky.

Thats damn impressive, where can I get some of these earbuds? I'd love to listen to some songs minus the vocals.

USB Network is a simple matter of compiling the gadget driver, then you'll be able to debug over Wifi, USB, or serial using GDB. Like on the GP2X, you can run GDB on the device and then run a full debugger frontend such as DDD on your PC if you wish.

I'm going to say No. The Wiz is quite thirsty, 300mA isn't going to cut it. It MIGHT work, but it MIGHT damage the charger depending on how its built. It shouldn't damage the Wiz tho' If you have something that can charge an iPod, then that should work fine, or something that at least...

Cool :) Could be interesting. However, I can't help but wonder why they have there address in both vertical and horizontal direction on all there emails...

Have you tried restoring the firmware?

If you turned your PC on/off several times a day every day, you'll find that it doesn't last as long as leaving it on 24/7 either :) Yes, these things have MTBF, but thermal cycles are bad too, as is the shock from power up (surges, etc, I've had many bulged capacitors on motherboards that...

If you want to resurrect a topic, start a fresh one and reference the old one by adding a link to your post. Don't just start posting in the old one. That way, people who want to read the old posts can, and those that don't care about the old posts can easily ignore them.

I got a panicked call today saying that "Hackers have got into peoples bank accounts! You need to cancel your accounts now!". After they calmed down a bit I told them that nothing was hacked into, but some idiots typed there passwords into web forms because they were asked to and most likely...

Thats because it only blocks actual, valid information. If you enter fake details, it doesn't bother to block it ;)

Google checkout doesn't charge the buyer, only the seller (%age). However, some companies do forward that charge to you.

zlib is pretty universal since you'll need to recompile for each arch anyway. A simple wrapper and your program doesn't know (or care) whether the files are being read directly from disk (eg. for development) or from a zip file (for public release). Heck, I've even seen zlib code that checks for...

Unless of course they had a similar exploit as Wordpress - the ability for anyone to reset your password :)

Well, you can send SIGSTOP and SIGCONT to a process, but the problem is finding out which process(es) they should be directed at, specially if your running X.

I thought a translation exception was an attempt to convert an invalid virtual memory address to a physical one. Eg. a Null pointer. It may make sense to print out the address stored in myProperties, or perhaps even &myProperties[mySize] to make sure they are valid and have not been corrupted.

an iTouch rip-off, how original. However, I see a flaw: "Support any RM & RMVB format with a resolution of 320x240 or lower" Do all your movies match that requirement? If they do, you'll probably that an emulator could run a RM player to do that ;)

Sounds like your generating the .gpe script files using a Windows text editor such as Notepad, which can't produce working script gpe script files.

Post the file

My bad, of course the odroid doesn't use OMAP. I got it confused. But if it did... ;) (Yeah, I know, I know...)

Not really, It's like posting a thread in the Pandora section about Odroid just because it uses an OMAP processor. There was no porting to do, the Pollux had WinCE all built and tested before any of the code was ported to the Linux environment for devices such as the Wiz. If you really wanted...