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I personally gave up hope on getting the Pandora. I anticipated it so long and got so frustrated that I stopped logging in to either forum in an attempt to put it at the back of my mind.

^ The email was a newsletter to people on the OpenPandora mailing list. I got it too.

I added to /etc/hosts and instead of an OpenDNS error, I get a HostGator page. Woopie.

Back before I discovered emulation, I really enjoyed the remakes like Super Mario Advance 4 and Final Fantasy I+II. But Mother 3 is my absolute favorite GBA game.

You misunderstand his English. He means the Google Talk always requires an installation EVEN if you're using Windows 7, an application has to be installed. Yahoo, on the other hand, is entirely browser-based and does not require a plugin. (And, by the way, the application of which he speaks is...

Speaking from experience, I had to install a .deb file for the voice/video component of Gmail chat. The downloads were for 32 or 64 bit .deb files and .rpm files. Maybe eventually a solution will arise for arm systems, or at least OMAPs.... This would be a pretty epic solution for the "Pandora...

Thanks for the info. Though I would feel safer with UPS in a way, I have never had any bad experiences with USPS, either.

If you don't pay extra for the US, what do you get?

I am a cheap person, but forked out the 20 bucks for the Pandora case to support the team. I doubt that they're losing money on the carry case, too :P

I ordered in February thinking it would be here in July or August. You have every right to be angry, and had I put my money in 2 years ago, I would be pissed too. (Not happy with the wait, but there's nothing else like the Pandora, and complaining won't get it here any faster.)

I believe the correct term is "Hellolo." (Or is it hellollo?)

The only Red Baron I know of is on my pizza box. He never trolls, either. >_>

By ARM they probably mean phone OSs and Windows CE/Mobile/etc.

There are open source Java programs for Linux/Ångstrom, though I'm not sure that they have been tried much on the Pandora. (And they are community efforts, not sponsored by Sun.) EDIT: A quick search came up with IcedTea, which is what I was thinking of. And also JAMVM has a topic...

Oh, wow. I always read it as "faith" as well. But for that matter, I read Craigx wrong for a long time too, though I can't remember what it was at this point.

Thread: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/50267-fake-gba-on-dx/page__view__findpost__p__775488 Gameboy: http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.24381 I own one of these, and it's the only piece of technology keeping me sane waiting for the Pandora. It has a backlight and a (rather...

As a matter of principle, I wouldn't buy one unless I could preorder two years in advance. (But it would be seriously ironic to get the shirt before you get the console.)

Not only PS3 pads, but any joystick with drivers would be nice. Maybe a firmware mapper with 2nd and third gamepad support via bluetooth and USB.

@Blue Ion My standard use PC is a netbook, resolution 1024x600. Most dialogs are still broken. By most, I mean many in both Gnome and XFCE, and the dialogs for almost every program I've pulled from the repositories in ubuntu or the various sources for SuSe. We would have to have a square screen...

Pandora would be more suited for a single round of a huge map game like MAG for PS3. 128 people on at once could be feasible after a couple more batches. That would be around 1/10 of three batches, and with organization, might be doable. ...Meh. I hate talking about what we could do with the...