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Mod in some thermite and have a script that ignites it if you enter the wrong password five times. They ain't getting your data.

TI-83 imo. Or Virtual Boy.

They are quite useful for certain functions. Namely repeatedly hitting a key without using a software solution.

Bored, so time to grammar nazi it up. "Pandora Device For Badasses?" would technically mean that you're asking if there exists a Pandora, or Pandora-like, device for badasses. This might be a concern for the portable computer minded badass, but by your post you meant "Pandora, Device For...

You can see ED boarding the plane to meet up with his co-conspirators on the far right of this picture captured at a German airport:

All chip companies engage in product binning; it's really the only way they can make a profit. Intel actually does burn out parts of their chips to limit features on the lower end products, though. AMD was playing up that their low end chips have all the same features as their high end chips as...

Hofstadter's Law: It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law. Quick Java algorithm (should work): \\date is in milliseconds since Unix epoch public Long pandoraReleaseDate(Long date){ Date release=new Date(date); System.out.println("The Pandora will...

Just get this shirt imo. Then you can wear it while you're using your Pandora and just look down if you need to know a command.

You won't get quality work out of a lazy person. They should get a hobo.

Record yourself doing it imo. I want to see when it breaks.

My GBA SP has taken probably 2 dozen 20 foot drops (stair case has a ledge that I put it on and it got knocked down) over the years and hasn't had any problems. That thing was solid. I think the GCN was the best, though. It got kicked around like a soccer ball while it was in use (3 boys in...

I recalibrate my launch day DS whenever I haven't used it in awhile, but I've never been forced to do it by unresponsive games. I'm kinda curious as to how you guys treat your DSs that you've actually managed to damage them. I've always thought that they were very sturdy. Anecdote: I treat my...

Forgot I posted in this thread >.< CPU: 3.4 GHz AMD Phenom II X4 965 Graphics Card: ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB RAM: 4GB DDR3 1600 That's the stuff that matters. The $1000 included everything but the monitor and speakers (OS included). I don't consider this top of the line, just "new". I got the...

I like how calm the title sounds and how not calm the actual post is :lol:

Onlive is counting on console players already being accustomed to pretty ridiculous amounts of input lag. Check this out: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-lag-factor-article It's a real interesting read that shows how companies test for and reduce input latency while developing...

:blink: I just built my brother a computer for under $1000 that can run any PS2 game that actually work with PCSX2 at >60 fps with max settings and the internal resolution set to 1920x1080. This computer is nowhere near top of the line. I don't think a handheld emulating the PS2 will be...

I just like posting that.

Unless you really dislike Europe. Or alternatively, you really like both Europe and ice.

E-book reader. It has the distinctive advantage over most by actually being readable in the dark. I'll finally replace my PSP with its custom firmware as my primary e-reader. It also only cost half as much as my mom paid for her Kindle DX (extended warranty is a bitch).

Can't forget these: Hofstadter's Law: It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law. Parkinson's Law: Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion. Murphy's Law: Anything that can go wrong will. Finagle's Law of Dynamic Negatives...