So, after I modded my Nintendo Wifi USB connector (Do it HERE) I found that it gets really hot. So I took matter into my own hands and made this "Terrorist-Bomb" heatsink for it.
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LOL I like the description. This is awesome, I never would have thought of this. I like how you were being extra safe on making sure that the wifi connector did not get too hot that it would burn some one.