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I've just joined the club, bought Polossatik's one nubber :) I guess that means Polossatik left the club :P Probably keeping my batch 2 preorder, and if I can fix the one nubber possibly give it away as a gift once I get the batch 2 Pandora, otherwise sell it on eBay.

I sent you the payment :)

Silverlight? :P But honestly it really doesn't matter if something is obsolete or not, what matters is supporting the formats everyone uses, and no one can argue that flash is a widely used format, whether it will be used in the future or not doesn't change that it's being used now, if it stops...

It depends on the relevance of the new post to the topic, if it's a topic about someone having a problem it would be better for someone else with the same problem to gravedig, rather than post a new topic IMO. If the topic itself is pretty useless then gravedigging won't make it any more useful...

Video streaming sites might switch to HTML5, but I like browsing Newgrounds when I'm bored, so for me Flash would be frikkin' awesome. For now, Android is the only other non-PC device (portable or not) that I know of with a useful version of Flash. Flash 6/7 is hardly useful, most things require...

Like I said in the other topic, switching is a definite no, but having it as an alternate OS (especially for people who aren't so technologically advanced) would be great.

Changing it to scan /media/*/pandora/* instead might be a good idea, it will still work properly and there will be less to scan. EDIT: Of course assuming the default .pnd scan folders are not changed, but I imagine most people are fine with the defaults.

Oh, and another thing is that Android does have native applications not running in Java now using NDK, but those might not be as easy to run on an emulator...

Android as an alternative OS on Pandora would be nice, not as the only OS. I like having a full Linux desktop but then again Android (and its apps) are more suited for touchscreens than a full Linux desktop (and X11 apps in general). Though I would probably end up using Angstrom most of the...

Of course, but they might not have known of the existance of osu! or might have preferred to make their own format instead of using someone elses :)

No ad-hoc? I do hope they fix that, as I'd like to use wifi tethering on my Android phone when I get my Pandora. EDIT: But all Android phones support Bluetooth and USB tethering as well using PDAnet, though I don't know if that will work on the Pandora (it has it's own client on Windows, but...

They're not really comparable, I'll be getting both, the 3DS for Nintendo's awesome first party games and the Pandora for pretty much everything else. I wish I was at E3 to see what the 3D is like, there really is no way of knowing without trying it yourself (unless someone manages to record the...

osu! is pretty much the only EBA clone, there's Custom Ouendan for DS but it was never completed so it sucks. DDR clones are a lot more popular, but DDR isn't as fun without a dance pad. Anyway, a osu! port would be better than a new EBA clone since there's a huge library of beatmaps for osu...

I found this post by the creator: Some of those things won't be an issue on the Pandora - multiple language input support or different keyboard layouts for example isn't necessary since all Pandoras have the same keyboard. It could just be hard coded to the Pandora's keyboard layout. It doesn't...

The page says a link to the source code has to be provided, which isn't possible in this case, otherwise I would.

osu! (clicky) is a PC remake of Elite Beat Agents/Ouendan for the DS, and it's really polished and has a lot more features than the originals. There is already a port for the iPhone (though lacking in features), but the Pandora seems like it would be the perfect platform for osu! - unlike the...

There are 2 different releases of OoT (not counting different regions or different ROM versions), the normal one (Rom title: THE LEGEND OF ZELDA) and the High Society hacked version (Zelda 64 HS'98), the hacked version was buggy for me when I played it in Project 64, but everyone having...

I'd buy it if it was very small/foldable, and possibly bluetooth (bluetooth would work on my phone too)

Tempted to bid on it, but I already preordered a batch 2 Pandora... Maybe I'll bid on it when there's less than 24 hrs left :)

I'm probably gonna boot from SD when I get a Pandora, no worrying about wearing out the NAND or running out of space. I like to browse through repositories and install stuff that looks interesting (though I wish I could use Synaptic on the Pandora, but that's not possible since it uses opkg right?)