I just got back from a large indoor fleamarket. It was a 30 minute drive and the parking was expensive, but in the end it was worth it. I got myself quite a lot of cool stuff.

NES:
€2 Ninja gaiden. It's called Shadow Warrior in europe. It was in a rental box, but for €2 you can't really complain about that. The game itself is in really nice condition.
€5 Gremlins 2. Really cool game. I played it a bit and so far I enjoyed it. The 3d environment is kind of refreshing after having played so many platformers.

SNES:
€5 Pilotwings. Price is about right I guess. Got it from the same reseller I got Gremlins 2 from.

PS2:
€1,50 Dead or Alive 2. I did not have any fighting games for the ps2 and for €1,50 you can't really pass on a game like this.

Gamecube:
€10 Controller. My other GC controller was worn down. The thumbstick did not have texture on it anymore and the rubber started to come off.

Wii:
€10 Super Smash Bros. Brawl. I played this game at launchdate over at a friends. The controls are a bit laggy and the AI is not very smart, but that might just be the difficulty settings. I never owned a game from the smash bros series, so I am glad I finally got it for a reasonable price in box, with manual. It even has the little nintendo star points card with the code unscratched. I think I am gonna leave it that way.

PC:
€2 Half Life 2. I'm probably gonna give this to my yougner brother. He is more into FPS than I am.
€1 2 x 512Mb DDR2 ram. For repairs and upgrades.
€1 Enterprise grade keyboard. Not sure if mechanical. It's nice and clicky. Always wanted one of these. The keys are still a little bit heavy. Still: just €1 for a keyboard is not a bad deal in any way. This one still has all the letters visible on it whereas my previous one did not. I also like that this is a wired keyboard. My wireless one ran out of batteries at the worst moments.

And I almost bought a TI83+ for €1, but a woman just got there 5 seconds earlier and she got the deal I also saw a sega kids gear (newer model gamegear) It missed both battery covers so I passed on it at first, but then when I decided to get it anyway it was sold already. Whoever it was: He caught me slipping on something. There was a €25 GBA SP backlit model. It was pink and it had stickers and sticker residue on it. I really wanted a backlit SP, but that is way overpriced, so I passed on it.

I am a complete noob with propeller chip, but I managed to combine two programs: the TV terminal library and the Serial library. I made a serial terminal At the moment it is one way. I have not hooked up a keyboard to the propeller yet.

Hmm I wonder if a gba SP would fit.

Is there v-sync available for basic programs on the prime or would you have to write assembly code to achieve that?

http://ez8tut.sourceforge.net/highlighter.php/
I wrote a syntax highlighter for eZ8 syntax. It exports to html and BB forumcode. Example:

include "ez8.inc"

vector reset = 1000h
org 1000h

main:
   di         ;Disable interrupts as we won't be using them
   srp #00h      ;Set working registers base address (Working registers are R0-R15)
   ldx SPH,#00h      ;Set stack pointer base address
   ldx SPL,#FFh      ;(the stack is 00ffh - 0000h so 256 bytes large)
   
   ldx PAADDR, #01h   ;Access the data direction subregister
   ldx PACTL,#00h      ;Set data direction of port B to all outputs. 0 = output, 1 = input
   ld  R4,   #77h      ;Load register R0 with EEh. This will be our rotated value.
   brk         ;Breakpoint. The debugger will stop the cpu here.Press the go button to 
            ;continue execution.
loop:
   ldx PAOUT, R4      ;Load the output register of port B with the value of our counter.
   rr R4         ;Increase our counter by 1.   
   call delay      ;Call our delay function.
   jp loop         ;Jump back to loop
delay:
      
   ld R0,#0Fh      ;Load value 0FFFh in the 16 bit register pair RR0 (consists of R0 and R1)
   ld R1,#FFh
outer:
   ld R2,#FFh      ;Load value 0FFh in 8 bit register R2

   djnz R2,$      ;Decrease
   decw RR0
   jp nz, outer      ;While the register pair has not reached 0 (nz) yet jump back to outer
   ret         ;Return from routine

There is a bug in omnimaga's stylesheet that causes the preformatted text to look different from normal pre tags apparently since this should format right.

Can someone please come up with something truly revolutionary? The last decade we have just been inproving on old concepts and combining them to make mediocre products.

As I said: it boils down to this:
People want to feel fucking sophisticated when they bring over their new iPad to Starbucks.