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As I said before, my current plan is to make a mold of the case then cast one out of chocolate.

+1 for reading in the dark. Pandora will replace the PSP (oh God) as my primary ebook reader. I've used a Kindle quite a bit, but having a reader that fits in your pocket is pretty cool (among other advantages).

RandomGuy: Does overclocking void the warranty? Craig: I don't think it will. It won't damage the chip. AnotherGuy: It might damage the chip. Craig: I'll look into it. GuyThree: You won't be able to tell if it was damaged by overclocking. Mali: Yea, I totally sent a Asus a machine that I killed...

Damn, Play.com has cheap cards. They're so much cheaper than anywhere that will actually ship to the US and is legitimate.

I implement all my programs simultaneously in the language I'm using and Whitespace.

+1 I actually worded that a bit wrong, but my excuse was I somehow got my keyboard to randomly output spaces so I was typing fast (I forget whether or not I did a cat > to anything...). Another tip for linux newbies: Split your file system into different partitions. This may not be an issue on...

More fun: sudo cat /dev/urandom > /dev/mem sudo cat /dev/zero > /dev/mem sudo cat /dev/urandom > /dev/audio sudo cat /dev/urandom > /dev/input/mouse0 What each do (for noobs who may want to actually try them): atomicthumbs' writes the content of your memory to your first partition instantly...

Hey OP Team, designate a Pandora as his and then send it to the Will It Blend guy. Just b/c.

Well, if we're trying to get an OC warranty policy, I would want to see if there's anyways to possibly kill the ARM chip with no OV first and then test for a reasonable OV level if they allow one at all. Honestly, the warranty should be voided on the CPU if you OV it. It's too easy for newbies...

Make sure you're clear that you're not talking about overvolting it. Overvolting will definitely kill the chip :lol:

Generally, when service is refused, all money that was already paid is refunded. For example, you're at a restaurant and eating soup with someone someone who is being a nuisance. If the restaurant kicks you out, you usually don't have to pay for the food you already ate. Or if you're in a club...

IANAL, but AFAIK he can. As the owner of the shop he has the right to refuse service to anyone he chooses (excepting local anti-discrimination laws).

This is how this whole thing looks to me. Bonus: the kid in the back looks kinda like Craig.

Quirk's Exception to Godwin's Law: Godwin's Law does not apply when invoked for the purpose of ending a debate.

I would come here more often, but it's all the way at the bottom of the page. My time is far too precious to be wasted by scrolling down. There are amusing pictures of cats I could be looking at. :P

Stop trying to have a meaningful discussion! Unrelated:

The console version is good, but the PC version is terrible. It's a dumbed down version of the console version (they stripped out most features standard to PC games) and multiplayer had worse lag than the console versions and added in the difference in computer speeds, too. Also, <6 hours for...

Or in the case of the PC version of Modern Warfare 2, they just tacked $10 on the price for the hell of it. The extra $10 on console games is supposed to cover the licensing costs -_-