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3rd Mar 2006, 18:39
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Just another nobody
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Lego USB pendrive mod
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3rd Mar 2006, 18:44
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yip yip yip yip
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Lake District, UK
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Thst's a great idea. There's no guide though
 I don't like the back of it.
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3rd Mar 2006, 18:45
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Banned
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Minnesota
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For the record, the plural is Lego
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3rd Mar 2006, 18:48
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There is no limit to the amount of things you can put a thumb drive into really. What i want to do is have one in my mouse so i can take it to wherever with important stuff on it, and transport files. Im always taking my mouse to work cos these ball mice jsut piss me off.
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3rd Mar 2006, 19:01
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Thats just awesome, I think that guy could make a fair bit of money out of selling them.
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3rd Mar 2006, 19:29
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Geoff Richards
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The plural of Lego has ALWAYS been Lego. Adding the s to the end is not uncommon, especially in the US, but that doesn't make it any less wrong.
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3rd Mar 2006, 20:20
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Hypermodder
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Hertford, UK
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I built my IR module for my pc inside a lego brick, and by far the easiest way to seal it is to get a 6X2 brick (or whatever size you want) then cut off 1mm (the thickness of a 6X2 plate, then put the plate on the bottom.
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4th Mar 2006, 05:59
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i really wish they shaved a it off, then used a thin 6x2 to seal the base and make it look completely stock though.
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4th Mar 2006, 10:46
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What's a Dremel?
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I would like to get into modding small stuff like that, but wouldn't know where to begin. It's a nice peice though.
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4th Mar 2006, 11:06
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Trust the Computer
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Location: Bournemouth
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Now what they need to do is create add-on bricks that you can stack on top to add another flash chip to the device
'Tis an incredibly good idea nonetheless, I wouldn't be surprised if someone decides to mass-manufacture these- I can imagine they'd sell pretty well. Beats having USB sushi... <A88> |
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7th Mar 2006, 11:27
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I have a dremel.
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So, to say 'To Plays' would be insane. Hence legos is insane! My spelling is most likely wrong, but the theory is there. |
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