The Steve-Out: The Brown Bunny is my movie of the year.

[deadlegion]

I killed the hangout?

*looks for food*

[Zaladane]

Gives hangout a Pheonix Down!

[Evans]

Rukuja always took the credit for the first.

It's been 4000 since 2005.

[Milady]

My DS isn't working and this computer is far too slow for me to tolerate an attempt at the usual line of Google searches. ;___;

[Zaladane]

Rukuja always took the credit for the first.

It's been 4000 since 2005.

Rukuja? was that Natural Mystic?

[deadlegion]

My DS isn't working and this computer is far too slow for me to tolerate an attempt at the usual line of Google searches. ;___;

Eh?

[Milady]

I'm not particularly sure what you're questioning.

However, it seems the most likely cause of my problems is a fuse or two.

/sigh

[Quiji]

I'm not particularly sure what you're questioning.

However, it seems the most likely cause of my problems is a fuse or two.

/sigh

What's the problem? Like it doesn't turn on at all?

[Tassadar]

Plug fuse or Circuit fuse?

[Quiji]

I kind of want to play Golden Sun again for the GBA, but damn, that game by itself is so long. SO much text.

In fact, I don't think I ever got close to beating Lost Age. And I think I got stuck on the final boss in the original.

sigh

[Milady]

The DS doesn't turn on at all. If you plug the charger in, the orange indicator flashes for a moment and then turns off. The ribbon cables for both screens are securely attached, I've tried different batteries, and different chargers. It hasn't been dropped or anything, as far as I can tell it just decided it was tired of functioning.

[deadlegion]

I'm not particularly sure what you're questioning.

However, it seems the most likely cause of my problems is a fuse or two.

/sigh

Yep.

You can test the fuses using a multimeter to see which is dead......and then replace or you can bridge the dead fuse (not recommended).
Replacing the fuses requires decent soldering skills.

[deadlegion]

The DS doesn't turn on at all. If you plug the charger in, the orange indicator flashes for a moment and then turns off. The ribbon cables for both screens are securely attached, I've tried different batteries, and different chargers. It hasn't been dropped or anything, as far as I can tell it just decided it was tired of functioning.

Have you repaired it yourself at some stage?
It's quite common fuses to go in self-repaired consoles......don't ask me why.
Possibly static damage of some sort weakens the fuse itself? I really dunno.

[Quiji]

It might of short circuited, that happened to a couple of older DS's I had, I think they were all Lite's.

But I can barely help with anything like that, so I should stop talking.

[Milady]

Yep.

You can test the fuses using a multimeter to see which is dead......and then replace or you can bridge the dead fuse (not recommended).
Replacing the fuses requires decent soldering skills.

I don't own a multimeter, and I've never soldered anything in my life.

I suppose I now have a valid excuse to buy myself a new XL in the spring, but I was super looking forward to getting my lite back from my brother when I came up to visit.