A Momentary Lapse of Awesome
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There's a lot less there than I would've expected, especially for the traces. Makes you wonder how they could charge so much for something so little.
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@Shadow Kisuragi: I agree, in total there isn't much there. There aren't too many traces, although most of what is there is so tiny. I am still surprised at the number of IC's though.
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The PSOne is pretty boring inside, not too much to look. If you really wanna have fun with the Playstation go for the bigger ones, I think in North America there are 3 different releases, all with different board layouts as they figured out how to make the systems cheaper and with less stuff as time went on.
Its easy to see why the early PS had hardware problems when everything was just kinda crammed together with no flow in mind.
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what are you drinking there?
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@noiseredux: Ninkasi's Sleighr - A "Dark Double Alt Ale", which is a made up style but that's how we do it in the NW. It's a seasonal release, not bad, but not my favorite either. I think it is better than the first couple years though.
Alameda's Yellow Wolf Imperial IPA - This is from Portland, just up the road, but I don't know this brewery. I don't really think its an Imperial IPA either. It kinda tastes like a poor man's Doggie Claws from Hair of the Dog. I think HotD calls it an American Barleywine. Oh well, like I said, you can just make up whatever style you want around these parts.
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