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list your price.

its a trading post rule

or what you're wanting to trade for, or something.

i was asked to post a pic of my lsdj hoodie (this is how i had it done), so maybe i should actually do that...  i'll post here too, its a great example.

spreadshirt contacted me about it before they did the hoodie, they wanted me to verify everything because they thought it was a mistake and i wouldn't be satisfied with the way it turned out (if it was intentional).

cool, thanks for the heads up!

MicroD, your stickers have arrived

check out the page i linked to above, there is a tutorial on this page you can check out.

if you've never soldered before, this is actually a decent project to learn with.  some of the caps are harder to reach than others, but all are manageable.  if you did your backlight without getting dead lines, this should be no problem.

two things to remember when doing caps: some types are polarized (these are), meaning you can't just stick them in, but they have a + and - leg.  so, pay attention to that.  the other is that heat will kill your cap, so only solder as much as needed to get a nice flow.  then back off. 

that tutorial i think will answer your questions on its ease though, or lack of it depending on your skill level.

duh.  i'm still stuck in old timey cart mindset

on that note, i'll just load the thumbdrive up with all the ROMs i can find.

email me savs, who(m)ever wants to!  and i'll have them there waiting for you.

due to a bad virus experience, don't stick thumbdrives into my computer.  email me the savs. 

i'll have one for demo at the KB table, come by and check it out!  just got that worked out

if anybody wants to test their own personal sav in the machine, email it to me and i'll put them on a usb drive and bring it along (will have a netbook on hand).  you can playback your own sav on a derp then.  or not, whatever.   unless otherwise requested (and still maybe not then unless a bunch of people ask), it'll be 4.6.2_stable on the cart.  maybe that matters to your sav...

if you send a sav, tell me your forum name as well, i'll name them by this (bryface.sav, whatever).  you can just tell me who you 'are' and it'll make things easier.   i want your forum name, may get double real names. 

you can send them to matt/kitsch-bent/com

hands-on derp!

there really isn't such a thing as a limited run of a structural change with injection molding...  it'd require a new mold outright.

but, i'm listening.  for the future.  to be quite honest, there is another pretty huge project happening which is for sure the priority.  i do write all this stuff down though in a notebook, so its good to get the comments on this. 

no shutting up, i appreciate the feedback   as long as its constructive and not piss-potish, i love it.

and thanks everyone for it.  please come by the blipfest booth, get hands-on with one, and tell me your thoughts!

oh, re: the insides of the case, in some areas things couldn't be changed because a lot of what is inside is required the way the case is built, or they are the stand-offs for the PCB.  squaring off the corner is the biggest internal structural change obviously, the actual dimensions of the case are sort of restricted because the PCB, unless you created breakouts for the various thumbwheels, link port, power switch, etc...  which is ridiculous and starts the snowball.  you could balloon out the bottom area around the batteries, similar to the shape of a mega duck/cougar boy, but when i sketched it out it looked very, very bad.