Its a little more complicated than that, involving cutting bits of plastic from the
inside of the GBA and mucking around with the LCD.
It's unlikely you're going to do a perfect job, at least I didn't, but then I can't solder in my sleep. But the end result is superb.
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... everybody out. Will there still be the little old lady with ten bags of shopping struggling down the aisle?
Indeed, is there any series of movies that *doesn't* have the same few plots repeated again and again?
What about the Terminator series? Between 1 & 2 they upgrade the terminator and change the age of one of the characters, perhaps for 3 they will go for another upgrade and to be really daring, change the sex. How many script changes do you want?
Exactly. The actual title of the article "Windows plays fair with rivals" says exactly what the article covers, but unfortunately does not cover EULA, which surely is an article in itself.
How many people read the EULA, and how many just press the Accept button as soon as it appears?
Didn't NT4 install get you to scroll to the bottom of the EULA before agreeing? Perhaps the next step would be to have a built in delay of, say, 30 seconds to read the EULA before the button appears. And maybe another 30 seconds to comprehend the magnitude to what you're agreeing to?;)
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Its a little more complicated than that, involving cutting bits of plastic from the inside of the GBA and mucking around with the LCD. It's unlikely you're going to do a perfect job, at least I didn't, but then I can't solder in my sleep. But the end result is superb.
... everybody out. Will there still be the little old lady with ten bags of shopping struggling down the aisle?
Indeed, is there any series of movies that *doesn't* have the same few plots repeated again and again?
What about the Terminator series? Between 1 & 2 they upgrade the terminator and change the age of one of the characters, perhaps for 3 they will go for another upgrade and to be really daring, change the sex.
How many script changes do you want?
Exactly. The actual title of the article "Windows plays fair with rivals" says exactly what the article covers, but unfortunately does not cover EULA, which surely is an article in itself. ;)
How many people read the EULA, and how many just press the Accept button as soon as it appears?
Didn't NT4 install get you to scroll to the bottom of the EULA before agreeing? Perhaps the next step would be to have a built in delay of, say, 30 seconds to read the EULA before the button appears. And maybe another 30 seconds to comprehend the magnitude to what you're agreeing to?