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Well, that depends on your definition of alive, I guess... :?

Anyways, http://www.crankorgan.com/ sells plans for a variety of hardware store CNC machines. I bought plans for the 7th sojourn. They're very complete, and once you buy plans you get access to the forums on the website, and there is ...

http://www.theblakelaser.com

The laser alone cost him a couple thousand dollars.

Like I said. Too tired to be of help.

I don't know what questions have been answered about the controller... mostly because I couldn't follow along the posts because I'm tired out of my mind.

Shiny green things on the board: resistors.
Wires do not equal different buttons. They are a clock line, a latch, power, and other things I can't ...

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www.delviesplastics.com

I love them. I get all my plastic there.

Utah. So dull, so lifeless, so fitting.

As was stated earlier, gmail is getting a bit looser with invitations. I'm giving away all 6 of mine. First email, first serve, as always. wasted.druid@gmail.com

Good luck

I did something similar when I made my top loading NES. I took apart the game genie, pulled out it's edge connector, and soldered that to the NES motherboard. I put it all in an ugly case, and now I have a top loading NES. Works great. I don't much care about game genie, so I felt no qualms about ...

no Halo yet. I plan to get it of course, but a friend has an extra copy, so when we have our network parties, everything works out fine.

I finally broke down, traded in my gamecube and bought an Xbox. Been playing knight of the old republic for a couple days now. I've logged so many hours. Man, I'm having fun.

I just went to the 2nd closest mall to my house yesterday (I've never been there before) and I found it!!! A super Joy. I run up. I check the back... expansion port!!!! I ask the lady how much. "Fifty Five Dollars" I laughed in her face and told her I could get it for $20 online. She tried to sell ...

Have you found out weather your super joy has a cart port on it?

Actually, I'd love to build custom PCs. It's interesting enough, and would help pay for school (which I do plan to go to, but not for computers again.)

Anyways: Good News!!! A local OEM supplier/custom computer store is giving me a job. I start tomorrow. Persistance, Persistance, Persistance ...

What do I want to do? There's the problem. I love it all. I try my damndest to learn it all. I'd love to get a job that I'm interested in then spend my life learning everything there is to learn. That's my dream. So much fun.