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That's what I read: as being about. they don't have 100 power supplies OR a way to plug that many in.

Huh? Why not?

Still watching, just working too much IRL to contribute much at the moment :(

Hating Craig I can understand. But the behaviour, as I interpret it, seems incredibly... childish? Churlish? Not ingratiating in any way that I can see. I can well imagine Craig doing something to irk a whole bunch of people, but ... I ran out of words. Words completely fail me. I'm not...

Context is all. .es eh? There's been enough problems with OpenPandora as it is - why on EARTH would people want to go making stuff up???

Pull out the quotes: Before initial ordering even started: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/43155-payment-process-once-pre-orders-start/page__view__findpost__p__628186 Before re-pre-ordering...

But... was that before or after it arrived?

I'm pretty sure that would be illegal. Order numbers don't have to be strictly sequential but IIRC they do have to be logically and reproducably created, easily sortable, in UK business IIRC.

If they ever answer this (unlikely) expect them to refer to that promise as a "rumour". That seems to be a recent catchprase of their when promises change.

I think he looked at Craig the wrong way and got permabanned. But his revenge is a hex on Craig's ability to connect to gp32x.de seems to be working well. As far as I can see... ...they don't even know what method of shipping they have used, at the time of confirming that it has shipped, so...

You were spoilt then. The first modem I owned was, I beleive, a 1200/75 one. I used, but never personally ownen, an acoustic coupler prior to that. I'd still prefer WiFi speed to match the specifications - all this "no device in this class meets the specifications" stuff reminds me very much...

In-game for immersion ;)

Initially I'd have to say it was Laa-Laa, about 8 months after playing with Tinky-Winky.

Well, as I recall it, the question was put as to whether NZ and Wales are similar in a certain fashion in the first place, and that's what set off this line of pondering:

Usually such deals include clauses that prevent the team being bought out from competing in the same arena again for a considerable period - say, 10 years. I also think that the Pandora has potential beyond a few thousand users - as do the OpenPandora team, I believe.

Oooh, that's harsh! Isn't Mali already banned though?

It's not as good as the old stuff :(

Someone painted out the rope and the lamp-post, but failed to paint out the lamp-posts's shadow properly.

Thinking about the Beagle Board and so on, I don't think buying out OpenPandora and then removing the gaming controls would make any sense. I mean - what would "they" be paying OpenPandora FOR? What can OpenPandora do that a larger company can't do as easily, and without the cost of a buyout...

That sheep looks guilty.