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When they do disappear, you can get them back by going to run and executing xfwm. But yeah sounds like a theme issue.

I haven't had much issue with DVDs in mplayer, except for certain DVDs that didn't work in anything.

Are there or will there be instructions on opening it properly? I figure the glue would make it difficult to open without breaking it.

I would like a ligh audio click when you tap the screen.

I plan to use itunnel, hopefully over the otg port (so the pandora doesn't charge the iPhone). It'll be a bit of work to get this running but it should be alright for a nice solid tether when I'm out. Edit: I've used this on the desktop and it works fine. I I attach it to programs with ssh...

Cheats are fun to mess around with, especially ones that access debug menus and stuff like that.

It's ALT, not shift.

Might try to put some kind of padding in the battery door to make sure it's pressing on the contacts better, and not moving around at all. Maybe cut and fold some paper and tape it in or something, or there's also that kinda padded tape.

That still doesn't answer my question, though... why the forum would do that.

1. The browser doesn't matter because I used wget and they were still there when I opened the file. 2. Why would it insert breaks like that? Seems silly.

So before this thread gets stupider, I'm still kinda curious about my question. Why does the word expression become mangled? Seems like a better use for a thread than bashing people for not knowing linux.

EDIT: I made a mistake. I had downloaded the wrong page and somehow not realized that less was parsing the HTML... I just hit / right away to search and didn't really look. It shows up when I download it with wget, so the site is mangling the word somehow. EDIT2: testing: expressions

I viewed the source, the word becomes: exp​ressions

I think he was referring more to the community meme stuff. I've noticed a lot of people will get really insulting if you don't understand something they say because it's something specific to that group. This place has been pretty good about it, though; we even have a glossary for it, now...

So, even if it's plugged in, it won't turn on with a dead battery? If I used it plugged in, will it still draw from the battery? It seems such a design would quickly kill the battery... and the eventual lack of replacement batteries would leave useless pandoras.

He obviously does, because you'd know that it IS likely possible! See, I was a lot like you when I was 15, but I realized that a lot of people don't like to be badgered with questions that are really easy to find yourself with a search. People can learn, I learned, you should too.

"Pandoras". Sounds least retarded.

Well, Sony's memory is also considerably more compact. Be better to compare those to mini/micro SD. If you want cheap, you'd have to go with compact flash. Though the "compact" is really a misnomer. :P

I think some of the OpenGL ES programs can run without X. I imagine some of the more intense emulators will be run without X, like PS1 or N64, to squeeze out that little extra bit.

You could probably attach one to one of the GPIO pins on the ext port. Not sure if it'd provide enough power or the right voltage to drive the IR LED, to keep it small, or if you'd need some kind of external amp/battery pack, though. Can you pull power from the ext port? That'd probably allow...