Nubs?

[aliking]

something funny about nubs designers going tits up... you could say - they went bust...


erm, I'll get me coat.

 

[Exophase]

How crazy that the nubs have their own firmware!

That's actually very smart.
Use embedded code in the nubs to interpret the directional signals, yielding filtered, corrected output for the OS on the Pandora to see, saving processor overhead and improving performance.

And end up with firmware bugs that require the nubs to be sent back >_>

 

[Mithrildor]

Yup , not much performance will decrease because it needs to run nubs firmware.

 

[lulzfish]

Maybe I'm a little inexperienced in the field of nub programming, but...
How the hell does one screw up the firmware for analog nubs??
It seems like a very simple thing to program.

 

[Exophase]

Maybe I'm a little inexperienced in the field of nub programming, but...
How the hell does one screw up the firmware for analog nubs??
It seems like a very simple thing to program.

Who knows what protocol they had to use to transmit the data out.

 

[craigix]

The firmware bug only showed up after lengthy use and can be 'fixed' by resetting the nub, but we would rather it just worked forever.

 

[Sphinxter]

something funny about nubs designers going tits up... you could say - they went bust...

erm, I'll get me coat.

Made my morning.

 

[Monk]

The firmware bug only showed up after lengthy use and can be 'fixed' by resetting the nub, but we would rather it just worked forever.

+1

 

[HackModford]

Is it just me or is there a conspiracy going on? h34r:

Maybe the Nintendo Ninjas have been fighting the Pandora from the start h34r:

Anyways we're not giving up and we'll blast them with their stars sticking in their bottoms B)

 

[Exophase]

Yeah, Nintendo's reeeal afraid of Pandora.

 

[lulzfish]

The nubs must have been programmed by those same guys behind the Patriot missile systems. :blink: