Finding a proper name and logo :)

[Binky]

[15:50] <EvilDragon> _wb_, Getting both a capacitive and a resistive for testing. Probably will use the resistive one

 

[Neelix]

17:28 < EvilDragon> _wb_, pyra-handheld.net, pyra-handheld.org, dragonbox-pyra.com, dragonbox-pyra.de


17:28 < EvilDragon> I think that's it

I would also recommend pyra.dragonbox.de

- Neelix

 

[TrashyMG]

I would also recommend pyra.dragonbox.de

Most hosting services don't charge extra for adding a subdomain to an existing site.. so very possible.

 

[sebt3]

I would also recommend pyra.dragonbox.de

Well this one doesnt need to be bought first

 

[commander-beef]

[15:50] <EvilDragon> _wb_, Getting both a capacitive and a resistive for testing. Probably will use the resistive one

Nooo.. :/

[kick old stylus and add capacitive-ready (rubber head)]

 

[commander-beef]

Ahh, so it is confirmed eh?

PYRA won?

Oh noo Pyra Box

Spoiler

 

[Neelix]

Can we please not start a touchscreen technology war in this thread?  

After all,  Now that we have a name, we still need a logo.  

- Neelix

 

[Tenka]

Darn.  Well, the four claw scratches logo looked cool.  Claw scratches, or some kind of dragon foot print.

Not the name, or any word.  That's the most boring kind of graffiti.

 

[Hồng Thất Công]

^  How about a dragon nose, but I can't stand your nose (I meant your avatar nose)!  

 

[WizardStan]

Oh noo Pyra Box

Spoiler

Heh. I am now looking forward to telling people I have a quad-core potato and not even (totally) joking

 

[TrashyMG]

Ahh, so it is confirmed eh?

PYRA won?

Oh noo Pyra Box

Spoiler

So why exactly do in some parts of Poland they call Potatoes Pyra?


Closest thing I can find: http://www.unia.ro/en/agricultural-machinery/potato-technology/pyra-1600-potato-and-vegetable-harvester


Ziemniak is the official Polish word for it.  

 

[commander-beef]

Ahh, so it is confirmed eh?

PYRA won?

Oh noo Pyra Box

Spoiler

Spoiler

So why exactly do in some parts of Poland they call Potatoes Pyra?


Closest thing I can find: http://www.unia.ro/en/agricultural-machinery/potato-technology/pyra-1600-potato-and-vegetable-harvester


Ziemniak is the official Polish word for it.  

Central-north  and whole south of Poland knows it and using it [sometimes they're using 'kartofel' instead of 'pyra' ]. Of course 'ziemniak' is official, but many people still uses pyra, here and there [especially on country side].

Pyra Logo anyone?

Spoiler

Symbolic meaning: Of course potato, from Poznań city

 

[slaeshjag]

I'm sure pyra means something in pretty much every language in existance. Maybe more so than other suggestions.

But with the lack of name suggestions than many likes, it's the best one so far, and the one EvilDragon seems to have decided on after the polls

 

[Binky]

I would also recommend pyra.dragonbox.de

Most hosting services don't charge extra for adding a subdomain to an existing site.. so very possible.

Doesn't ED run his own server?

 

[TrashyMG]

Doesn't ED run his own server?

Perhaps, but if he's going through a Dedicated or VPS Hosting setup you still need to go through the hosting provider to setup subdomains and such. If it's just a server he physically has, then he would set that up himself. 

 

[bzar]

Yay Pyra!

 

[EvilDragon]

Doesn't ED run his own server?

Perhaps, but if he's going through a Dedicated or VPS Hosting setup you still need to go through the hosting provider to setup subdomains and such. If it's just a server he physically has, then he would set that up himself.

Running my own server, so I can add whatever I want to the DNS

 

[ShleeDragon]

pyra? Something else. something else. something else. something else. 

 

[_wb_]

For "DragonBox" (the brand/company name) I like this logo best: (the top one, with wings)

And is a different type of dragon tail

For the Pyra logo (the model name) I like Binky's flame-like letters.

 

[Binky]

They sort-of go together too: (note the new 'y')