What do you get when you have a cheap but powerful device that was created to do simple tasks and a bunch of hardcore hackers that are determined to undermine those limitations? You get something more than you bargained for. You get the LeapFrog Didj. The Didj is a gaming system released by LeapFrog that is intended to be a kiddy version of the PSP, aimed at children aged 6-10. One of those teach-your-kid-math-and-english things. It even goes as far to offer dedicated games that can be purchased. But the hackers have pretty much taken over the platform by gaining access to the root by soldering two wires…