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This change most like wouldn't have generated a new item in the feed anyway. Moreover, blog posts are always referenced here too.

On the topic of porting 3D engines, is someone working or pretending to work shortly on a GL ES 2.0 renderer for OGRE? If not I'd be pretty happy to give it a try :)

Thanks Kyosys :P Anyway, GB, GBC, GG and NGP also had height <= 160. But anyway the only filter that has a 3x version is HQ3X (no 3xSaI or anything) and it would be too much of a hassle to integrate 3x filters in the framework as well (there's lots of code in there to automagically handle...

rdesktop would work though :)

In the "O RLY?" category... :P Anyway I plan on using it with a LEGO Mindstorms NXT project :)

That's crazy :P I'll just keep my Pandora in a pocket and that's it. SDs and stylus go inside the Pandora.

I believe the easier and most well-known method of cross-compiling for Win32 from Linux is by running MinGW via Wine :)

No one read my post saying the PSP one has a 2mm travel? :P That basically means that a non-Sony replacement one would work OK (plus custom cap), unless of course that's patented or something, who knows, since the patent system is so screwed up. edit: about the stick click: yeah, the PSP ones...

My Phat PSP (one of the first editions) analog never gave me any problems and has a travel radius of about 2mm. I'd say go with off-the-shelf PSP-replacement nubs because of their distance and just get the caps custom-made since that's probably a lot easier, cheaper and faster to do (since it's...

Of course not, they ship to all kinds of places including Canada. Also they're based in the UK if you didn't notice.

I wouldn't worry to get a 1mm smaller radius for an analog instead of waiting another 2 or 3 months, by when probably there will occur other problems or shortages or stuff like that.

What stops me simply is that it doesn't motivate me to add a feature that simply wouldn't work on the majority of currently supported target devices. Of course if (when) all the Little John stuff gets ported to Pandora this will probably change my view on certain features :P

PSP, GP2X, PDAs etc. I was talking about the Little John project which is multiplatform, not specifically for Pandora emulators.

They can stress test a case with sand inside or something instead of the actual electronics :D

Yes, in the Pandora there's space enough to keep several saved states in RAM, but for most of other embedded devices there isn't.

Rewind is kind of annoying to do because you have to keep state-saving all the time, I'm not sure of the impact this has in an embedded scenario. That's mostly why I haven't added the feature to Little John (the new big thing, not the GP32 emulator :P ) yet. I mean, if a NES save state is...