Personally, I've been boycotting plenty of things during the years because of the crusade against piracy. If Big Media is spending so much effort into ensuring that people that can't pay don't have access to their works, then fine, I'll boycott those works just to prove their actual point - that what they want is to earn more money, not to have their artwork locked in a box due to lack of buyers.
If I ever find someone with enough hardware and electronics knowledge to revive those two boards (in Central America I should add), I'd just give them up for free for all I care.
No lies detected there!
Don't try to update the BIOS of a generic x86 mini-server if the manufacturer does not offer it on its website. I didn't learn the lesson the first time but I certainly did the second one. $200-ish down the drain that way
I upload things that I like. I never, ever downvote anything.
Rick Astley. I never really got the point of people getting mad at Never Gonna Give You Up, if anything getting rickrolled is a nice surprise to me.
I still keep my 3DS around, hoping to see an updated version of that concept in a moderately popular smartphone.
Here's the problem: for the average consumer, more than five minutes of exercise in a bicycle is apparently excruciatingly painful.
I'm so broke that I don't even know the lyrics to You Don't Talk about Bruno
Correction: sounds like a great reason for the users to move to a different project and abandon that codebase entirely