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That was a good post, thanks. 🙂
Interesting article, from my hot air noob perspective at least.
One sentence puzzled me a bit, I’m wondering if it needs a bit of hot English rework: “We picked it up off of ebay for about $150 which is lower than new but worth the risk of it not working out.” The ‘but’ implies oppositional clauses; maybe ‘worth’ should be ‘with’?