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Eric is the same guy who did the Sabrina online strip in Amiga format and Amy the Squirrel, the unofficial Amiga mascot,you can read the whole Sabrina online cartoon strip series on his site, still worth a read imo, even now, probably not suitable for the very young though, it's a cartoon, but a...

the late 70's and the 80's where a blast!, seriously!, we had so much that was new back then, and loads of people trying to make their mark, we saw the first of EVERYTHING, first raytracers, first music software, first digitized speech, first frame grabs, first computer generated effects, first...

truck batteries, that's the way to go, plus you get really fit lugging em around all the time :D

anyone remember Amiga formats mascot? Sabrina very risque for it's time, but I used to love the Amiga/PC sniping, made owning an Amiga feel "different" gawd!, I loved that OS, all it ever needed was compartmentalisation to prevent apps taking the OS with em when they died (not that I recall...

phew! finally I get to dish out to the half wits what they really deserve, thats a cheering thought Kyosys.... <_< looks up "big boots - wholesale" in google...... B)

OMG, I was reading the minimig sites and watching the videos of it on youtube, after the death of my A1200 and using PC's for sooo many years, I had forgotten how godawefull slow a PC OS running on a dual core 2.8 Ghz cpu and Nvidia GFX was compared to an Amiga at 7mhz with Alice,Paula and...

no! you release the card with the tip of your fingernail, the indent is to accommodate the fleshy part of your finger, if you wanted to use the fleshy part of your finger to depress the card you would need an indent top and bottom to allow your fingertip to get in far enough, lots of SD card...

a scriber would be simpler, or maybe a cheap engraving tool, personally, I would go for a sticker in the battery compartment with a reduced collection of the teams signatures on it, just make the image and buy some Avery label sheets off the market, simple and quick, plus you don't end up with...

sarcasm? here? surely you err, a finer set of balanced and godly minds you may never meet.... :rolleyes: :lol: :P

I'll give it two months (tm) before deciding if I should cancel or not <_<

don't buy one, we will all post detailed descriptions of what we are doing with our Pandoras, and that will be as good as if you actually had one....right? that's one serious fail though, I cant see how you thought you spent £250 when you actually didn't, maybe you should invest in a pocket...

just create a file with a list of application names and requested run speed, when one closes/opens then add/remove it to/from the list then use the highest clock speed in the list, or use the total of the list's speeds to ramp up clock speed, should be scriptable since apps are added to the run...

yeah! warranties are like instruction manuals, if you need em then you are doing it wrong :P

kits should be possible, Sinclair did nothing but kits initially, then (later)they got Timex? to assemble them, I built my original Z80, the kit came in a huge polystyrene case in a paper slip cover, had to buy a ceramic cored soldering iron from RS, Antex brand, still got the iron, my white...

yeah! we all know other firms don't let release dates slip Asus are a big company that make millions of motherboards and netbooks, and have a huge, well funded research department, this allows them to be really punctual although small low budget companies might have a delivery date slip a bit...

aha! sneaker-net, the most advanced and rapid file sharing technology B) , error free :rolleyes: , immune to the whiles of the RIAA ;) , immune to leaching :P and doesn't cost a fortune to host :) , how about you set up a DVD snail-mail chain-letter?, just mail a DVD to the first person on your...

the Tesladora? the PanTesla? the C6? aaaaaaargh! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! :o btw, after seeing the start of MicroMen I have sadly had to remove Clive S from my (admittedly unresearched) "People I admire" list, if that's anything like a real representation of Sir Clive then imo he's just an...

hidden developer here, I normally only write stuff for fun or family since coding stuff to work on every possible permutation of the PC "standard" is a major pain, smaller apps have more code devoted to device detection and fallback modes than there is actual application, so writing stuff for...

oh damn! I was just about to go to bed!!!, yes please (who needs sleep anyway?)

if you employed a load of people called Bob to do the soldering then they could be soldered by Robert (robot) sorry, think I'll have a lie down :blink: