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Why not buy it sixtim.es?

I did (with the engine-only version and the data from the applicable hundlebumble). I never managed on the PC, but the Pandora version runs slow enough to give an old man a chance. And yes, veni vidi vici vidi veni did still take a few attempts ...

If this is a draft, are you looking for comments? Who will the final version be directed at?

Possible. It's an option right there in the shop: https://www.dragonbox.de/de/konsolen-und-upgrades/113-pandora-upgrade-256mb-to-1ghz-version.html (Yes, the URL says "... to 1 GHz version", but you can also choose the "rebirth" option instead.) Alternatively, if you're in the Americas, try...

There's also a Samegame in the Tatham Collection. http://repo.openpandora.org/?page=detail&app=sgt-puzzles-1796

1982, a school friend's Atari 2600, Night Driver (not that I knew the title at the time). Then nothing for a few years, then some type-in games from a BASIC book for the Casio FP-200. The one I remember most of these was a puzzle somewhere in the headspace between minesweeper and nonograms (I'm...

1. Wow. I'm pretty sure that there's very little magic involved here. Releases happen because there are people who have finished their volunteer work on all sorts of games, and apparently right now nobody is done with the work on further MAME games. 2. Maybe because they were easier than...

I don't have exact prices on me, but note that the "GHz upgrade" option via ED was never priced at (price of a new GHz - price of the preorder). The deal is that Craig's preorderers can buy a GHz from ED at cost, which happens to come to almost but not quite exactly the same figure.

Never mind that, let's just kill him anyway to show everyone it's wrong to kill people.

Kickstarter is a local business, useless to most of the planet (US and UK only so far). Indiegogo works internationally. The person who put up the project says they're in Russia.

I don't know the details of how these labels work, but I can assure you that 63W must be the power draw when the device is on. No way does a tv draw dozens of watts in standby, and if it did there's even no wayer it would get an A+ rating ;) Now, simple math: 92000Wh / 63W = about 1460 hours...

I guess a mod must have deleted that bit.

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I don't think the people complaining about the illustrations are upset about the bias. They're upset about the sexism. Note that displaying sexist attitudes is basically scalar. Adding a second post with a guy pics will not take you back to zero, it will just make you come across as twice as...

You received the device from ED already?  Or the shipping email? I'm still waiting for the actual shipping email from ED, assuming there is one coming.

Heh, got it -- I just managed to squeeze into the post office two minutes before closing. This was a GHz upgrade with Craig: original order from April 2009, upgrade paid on 3rd July 2012 (The number 130 mentioned above refers to Craig's GHz upgrade queue).

Hi there, #130 reporting in. Has anything already happened regarding ED's shipping these? I'm under the vague impression that ED will get in touch to confirm shipping addresses; but has this happened yet? I ask because I may have missed his mail via the spam folder and its autodelete function...

In case you're genuinely confused about availability, dragonbox.de currently reports 82 1GHz units in stock. Shop away.

Technically true, but not usually the point of drinking coffee. If you're getting any significant portion of your nutrients from coffee-based drinks, I think you need to reexamine your diet.