The subtly pulsating, haunting sounds are very similar to artist Aphex Twin's minimalistic nineties album 'Selected Ambient Works, Vol. 2,' only stripping away what little melody it had and leaving just the beat.
From a person who loves listening to that album:
What beat? It's ambient. 85-92 had beat. II didn't.
Never heard of anything like that. If that were the case, any mode allowing transmission of data would be dead.
SSTV (from what I hear) is alive and well.
KI6EFA
... is the downlink frequency.
Listen! Use MMSSTV to decode.
Sadly, I can barely hear it at 5:10 PM in California with my HT. I need a better antenna.:(
I'm a frequenter of the Pandora forums on GP32X.com. I really, REALLY like the Pandora and want to make sure that people don't have the wrong idea about it.
Also, I'm bored considering that the indirect Slashdot effect has sent the forums into oblivion.:P
It's not an "emulator". It's a portable ARM computer with many, many developers already writing and porting games for it. And emulators.
The "donations" on the preorder page are for the developer fund, which will give money to people who develop homebrew games and programs.
They're not preloading the Pandora with any emulators. Where diy ou get that idea?
It's not intended to have "mass-market penetration", although to sell as many as possible to those knowledgeable enough to use it is their real goal.
Finally, the profit they're making is off the console. They don't need licensing fees; Craig got most of the money for funding this thing from selling the GP2X (he was the official distributor for it, and is the distributor for the Wiz).
Many homebrew developers from the GP2X scene are developing for it.
The people at Data Realms have said that there will most likely be a port of Cortex Command.
Emulators do count, by the way. And it's not piracy if you only play homebrew ROMs (or rip your own and destroy the cartridges afterwards).:P
And the fact that it doesn't fit in your pocket or have gaming controls. Yeah, only a couple of drawbacks.
If you want a gaming machine, get the Pandora.
They couldn't get the Paypal working correctly, so what you do is choose "paypal", put in your data (minus credit card info), and finish the order. Then you send the money (and a copy+paste of the order info) to Craig's paypal address, which I forget and can't find out because the forum is down.:P
Yesterday, the store site (and the openpandora site) got "engadgeted" and went down. Fortunately, I got my preorder in 7 minutes after it opened and avoided all that.:)
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Sure you can transmit, but good luck hearing anything.
Flat or tall?
"Yay"
Until they find some person's vast collection of fine art.
Advertisement banner? Why are you still using Opera 8? :P
In California, we already have our own Eureka!
Aphex Twin's ambient albums are some of the best music I've ever listened to. Have you listened to them? I can't vouch for his other stuff, though.
From a person who loves listening to that album: What beat? It's ambient. 85-92 had beat. II didn't.
Yeah, but theft and destruction in EVE is within the context of the game. I think that nobody would prosecute for that.
You've got it backwards. Nerds are bad, geeks are good.
beestleboy?
Never heard of anything like that. If that were the case, any mode allowing transmission of data would be dead. SSTV (from what I hear) is alive and well. KI6EFA
... is the downlink frequency. Listen! Use MMSSTV to decode. Sadly, I can barely hear it at 5:10 PM in California with my HT. I need a better antenna. :(
You can write it for the Pandora, too. That supports 2.0.
Yeah, but you know that the Illuminati have compromised all the C compilers, right?
I'm a frequenter of the Pandora forums on GP32X.com. I really, REALLY like the Pandora and want to make sure that people don't have the wrong idea about it.
:P
Also, I'm bored considering that the indirect Slashdot effect has sent the forums into oblivion.
It's not an "emulator". It's a portable ARM computer with many, many developers already writing and porting games for it. And emulators.
The "donations" on the preorder page are for the developer fund, which will give money to people who develop homebrew games and programs.
They're not preloading the Pandora with any emulators. Where diy ou get that idea?
It's not intended to have "mass-market penetration", although to sell as many as possible to those knowledgeable enough to use it is their real goal.
Finally, the profit they're making is off the console. They don't need licensing fees; Craig got most of the money for funding this thing from selling the GP2X (he was the official distributor for it, and is the distributor for the Wiz).
Many homebrew developers from the GP2X scene are developing for it. The people at Data Realms have said that there will most likely be a port of Cortex Command. Emulators do count, by the way. And it's not piracy if you only play homebrew ROMs (or rip your own and destroy the cartridges afterwards). :P
Not to mention the fact that the original Xbox CPU runs at 733 mhz. That Celeron is 4 mhz faster than the Wii's processor.
Small, battery life, homebrew games, coolness factor.
And the fact that it doesn't fit in your pocket or have gaming controls. Yeah, only a couple of drawbacks. If you want a gaming machine, get the Pandora.
Cool. Are you using a transverter, or does it naturally recieve up to that?
They couldn't get the Paypal working correctly, so what you do is choose "paypal", put in your data (minus credit card info), and finish the order. Then you send the money (and a copy+paste of the order info) to Craig's paypal address, which I forget and can't find out because the forum is down. :P
Yesterday, the store site (and the openpandora site) got "engadgeted" and went down. Fortunately, I got my preorder in 7 minutes after it opened and avoided all that. :)