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I had similar problem. Had to use the hdmi = 4 for 720p and set overscan values in the 25-35 range. Guess my TV was not as good as I thought. I've got big chunky icons, but it's very readable. I've had to re-flash my card several times due to my fumbling around. BTW, don't get led down a bunny trail...

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Little Androids - Big Suck Try to find one of those little Chinese Android tablets or Netbooks this year (not the cell-phone variety, mind you). Last Christmas you had to kick them out of the way just to cross a sales floor, this season they're nowhere to be found. Guess the cheesy little things wi...

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At least they used a Taser. They just shoot them here.

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They said there'd never be a blue. Then they said there'd never be a white. I remember getting my first green one in summer of '77. I soldered it and a resistor to a 9V battery clip and used it to read under the covers after lights out. =)

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Sounds like a winner... but check amazon.com for a dimensional stabilizer.

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Ahhh... my error... I'm not terribly bright in the wee hours. Hmmm... Curiousity obviously doesn't fear the wrath of El Gato Volador..

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@DavidK
Silly man, cats are law unto themselves.

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Looks like Vader's RasPi. I do like a Gig and a Gig with 4 Gig flash and ability to run Ubuntu.

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What have you been smoking and where can I score some?

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Got an email from Allied with an interesting link:

http://www.alliedelec.com/lp/120828hamm ... 29_product

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Probably the must versatile device ever put in an 8 pin DIP until Atmel AtTtiny's. I my tinkering days I had an entire bin drawer full of them. Hats off to the man, half of what we built could never have been without his work.

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Hardy har har. Verrrrry funny.

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I was flummoxed by that choice. Mini-USB is almost universal. I've got at least a dozen wall-warts with current capacities ranging from 500mA to 1200mA just lying about.

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I know there's an android version of DOOM, but I'm not sure if it's been ported to native ARM code or to Dalvik VM. DOOM doesn't require acceleration. Remember, this is a game that ran well on i386-SX.

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I should have listened to my former boss back in the early '90's. He owned a small computer shop and as far back as the 80's he was talking about how PC's wouldn't exist as we knew them in 30 years. His opinion was that as processors and storage became smaller and cheaper, PC's would devolve into a ...

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Bear in mind that RISC devices are less evolved than their CISC cousins and are therefore more prone to violent outbursts when threatened. Try to minimize its anxiety by reducing clutter in its environment and providing appropriate clothing. Try to put yourself in its place and imagine how it feels ...

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You obviously did something to provoke the Pi, It must have felt threatened by the presence of both a hammer and a feline.

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<t>... and the article begs the question: "What device(s) would a college level course in embedded programming standardize on?" I could fill an entire dictionary with pejoratives and expletives I favor in describing prospective employers who are fond of the phrase "You don't get trained h...

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Insert suitable "Happy Dance" here:

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I knew there was some reason I didn't toss that envelope of Win 3.1 install diskettes I found last month.

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Mostly had neutered males: Simba, Blackie Beau, Patrick, Midnight and Buster Kitten.

My nephew has had two females: Tater Tot and Patchy.

@liz

Hey, "Ender" fan, how about Poke & Petra?

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<t>Frances & Lisa - Because "Nobody puts 'Baby' in a corner"??? Salt & Pepa Selene & Asteria Lucy & Ethyl Naomi & Wynonna Thelma & Louise Laverne & Shirley Alice & Flo Daisy & ...

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<t>Grumpyoldgit said: I moved to Ubuntu a couple of years ago and haven't looked back. My hardware is geriatric so the speed of Linux has breathed new life into it. There are challenges but on the whole everything works fine. I have had to set up a dual booting PC with Windows for ...

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Favorite is not a joke at all, but a cartoon that was on my college instructors bulletin board above his desk. Decpicted a classic "punk" with cut-off jacket, mohawk and safety-pin in cheek urinating on a sparking and exploding video terminal. Caption: "Computer Whiz".

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<t>Jongoleur said: Update: I gave up on getting the original battery to talk to the camera, bit the bullet and bought a generic replacement battery from 7DayShop. It arrived today, got charged and I've just popped it in the camera. Touch wood, it seems to be ...

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