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(Removed snarky remark.)

His Bandcamp says he'll be returning shortly, though.

http://spamtron.bandcamp.com/

Something like a geometric progression only lacks cycles because it is theoretically infinite. The reason why a PRNG will repeat is because it's contained in a finite state machine, and it will eventually (in isolation) reach a previous state and start over. For a digital (binary) machine, this is an imminent property -- it is a finite state machine by design, unless it's working poorly or takes aid from non-digital components or random memory state at startup. The state can be made arbitrarily big today, however.

And this is where the practical aspect comes in. It's possible to design a PRNG which is so good that it will never practically repeat within the age of the universe, and will pass any randomness test you can come up with. Obviously, you still need to seed it with "real" randomness to get a properly random stream of numbers, but even a zero initial state of a good PRNG will pass randomness tests done blind, ie without expecting that articular PRNG:

The reason the normal headphone jacks turns off the speaker is because the jack contains a switch that detects if a plug is inserted. A prosound jack (a secondary one) typically doesn't have such a switch. An RCA jack certainly won't. I don't know if RCA jacks that can even have such a switch have ever been made. If it really bothers you, cut an old 3.5mm plug from a broken pair of headphones or something and use it as a dummy plug.

May I add your own kits here?
http://gbdev.gg8.se/files/musictools/LSDj/Kits/

http://chipmusic.org/forums/post/142632/#p142632

I tried buying an EZ-Flash IV from Ebluar earlier this year. After they hadn't sent it for nearly two months, (because of claimed supplier problems) I asked for a refund, which they promised you could get it if would take them too long. On the plus side, they did promptly refund the order when asked. I don't know if these problems were transient, or if they have always have a long wait list.

herr_prof: The second version of NLMIDI (red PCB) is class compliant as well. It should also be able to both send sync and MIDI to mGB, but not any of the other things Arduinoboy can do.