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Why kill an innocent PS3? He will just get another. Get support from everyone at home, have a long, serious talk. If he doesn't comply, you can backup his profile, then delete it, and change his online password.
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Why kill an innocent PS3? He will just get another. Get support from everyone at home, have a long, serious talk. If he doesn't comply, you can backup his profile, then delete it, and change his online password.
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Most OS store a lot of files, which require regular hard drives to "slowly" seek where the files are located (which causes the grinding noise). It's similar to music CDs when you're switching tracks. SSDs use Flash RAM chips, which have…
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Most OS store a lot of files, which require regular hard drives to "slowly" seek where the files are located (which causes the grinding noise). It's similar to music CDs when you're switching tracks. SSDs use Flash RAM chips, which have…
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The GB hardware is almost generic, you'll probably get a lot good info in FPGA project websites, and also hack webpages (like 'using gb screen with arduino')
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The GB hardware is almost generic, you'll probably get a lot good info in FPGA project websites, and also hack webpages (like 'using gb screen with arduino')
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I think I've seen converters that somewhat "work", only if you set the resolution to 640x480 and the display to 60Hz. (Actually, NTSC TVs are 576i, and you should also try 30Hz). Btw, if you manage to make it work, text will be almost u…
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I think I've seen converters that somewhat "work", only if you set the resolution to 640x480 and the display to 60Hz. (Actually, NTSC TVs are 576i, and you should also try 30Hz). Btw, if you manage to make it work, text will be almost u…
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The GB hardware is almost generic, you'll probably get a lot good info in FPGA project websites, and also hack webpages (like 'using gb screen with arduino')
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The GB hardware is almost generic, you'll probably get a lot good info in FPGA project websites, and also hack webpages (like 'using gb screen with arduino')
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Why kill an innocent PS3? He will just get another. Get support from everyone at home, have a long, serious talk. If he doesn't comply, you can backup his profile, then delete it, and change his online password.