Vorporeal
Yes, no, I, this is.
Paradox said:when will the pandora be released?
As soon as you cancel your order.
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Paradox said:when will the pandora be released?
Vorporeal said:Paradox said:when will the pandora be released?
As soon as you cancel your order.
Vorporeal said:Paradox said:when will the pandora be released?
As soon as you cancel your order.
Nice! That was my guess in the pool!Paradox said:I guess we have a release date then: 1st of January!
Paradox said:I guess we have a release date then: 1st of January!
Am I the only one who thinks this sounds dirty? AV cable threesome. Don't forget you can use couplers if you want a male to male cable connection... that's how I extended my reach, around the room to my TV, it was a 3 part AV male-to-male coupler. (I suddenly feel very dirty). Anyway it was like a buck at the store.Gruso said:...
The ends are male, so you'll be able to use regular male-to-female AV extension cables for more length.
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No, your not, but you should get over it fairly quickly. Male/female are probably the least dirty words we could use to describe that. After all, we could be calling that coupler a triple cunted hooker!BackAssward said:Am I the only one who thinks this sounds dirty?
Mr.Confuzed said:No, your not, but you should get over it fairly quickly. Male/female are probably the least dirty words we could use to describe that. After all, we could be calling that coupler a triple cunted hooker!BackAssward said:Am I the only one who thinks this sounds dirty?
That's probably the best reference I've ever made.
Near-kun said:A OS Question:
How easy will it be to install a new OS in the NAND and reinstall the original xfce if it's not satisfactory?
Will this be even possible? =X
Yes, this is the plan. The last I heard, the official policy is that OP suggests any alternative OS be installed on an SD card, but there is nothing preventing you from installing to NAND if you wish. There will no doubt be tutorials on the process almost immediately after the Pandora ships.Dead1nside said:Yes I believe this was always the intention to be able to install other OS's but the preferred route from what I gather is not to install over the NAND in case you brick it, and instead install the other OS on the SD cards and use a boot loader to choose.
One of the good things is that if you mess the NAND up, you can re-install from the SD card, so bricking isn't an issueDead1nside said:Near-kun said:A OS Question:
How easy will it be to install a new OS in the NAND and reinstall the original xfce if it's not satisfactory?
Will this be even possible? =X
Yes I believe this was always the intention to be able to install other OS's but the preferred route from what I gather is not to install over the NAND in case you brick it, and instead install the other OS on the SD cards and use a boot loader to choose.