<book>
  <author>
     <name>Miguel</name>
  </author>
  <title>Hello</title>
</book>

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1. I could play at any time. Technically, you could do this with the DS Phat, but the backlight is so dim that the sun actually DROWNS OUT your game. Contrast this with a DS Lite, which uses some sort of nuclear core for each screen.
2. It's smaller. Not by much, but it's compact enough to fit in my pocket comfortably. Plus it comes with that nifty carrying case which makes it look like you're an adult by merely holding it.

1. It's harder to play in the sunlight. This will instill discipline, and encourage you to work or study during the day, rather than waste time capturing Pokemon.
2. It's bigger. Christ, have you seen that DS Lite? It's so tiny that you probably wouldn't notice if you lost it until it was too late. Plus it doesn't need some gay carrying case; it can survive scratches all by its lonesome with its hard and durable casing.

1. mysql_config could not be found as it wasn't on my path. I had to edit one of the cfg files in the MySQLdb directory to find it. (I think it was site.cfg)
   
2. I then had to edit mysql_config itself because it wasn't outputting the correct paths. That actually didn't work, so I just copied the libs and includes from the MySQL folder into the paths specified by mysql_config.
3. I couldn't just rename config-win.h into my_config.h--I got a lot of compile errors. I ended up downloading someone's copy of my_config.h off the internet (and editing out a line which was including some local file of his)
4. Removed the -lnsl link (or something like that) that mysql_config was including. I hope this doesn't impact anything, but some of my search results showed people removing it safely.
5. I compiled it with thread safety off. I'm not sure if the thread safety version works on cygwin.
6. This last one was the trickiest and took hours. I was getting a lot of permission denied errors. After chmodding just about everything related to MySQLdb (I didn't think chmod even made sense on a FAT file system), I found out that mysql.dll was getting cached in HOME/.python_eggs, and that's the dll the module was actually using. I chmodded it +x and FINALLY everything worked.

I was left in shock and awe after opening both boxes. I simply could not believe my good fortune. Their contents exceeded all expectations, and then some. If this story of mine does not inspire you to go out there and blog about whatever it is you are passionate about, then I do not know what will.

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