So I was able to acquire a board from RS-Components. They have about 100 left if anyone wants one. Pricey though. Also a bit of a paperwork hassle. They require forms promising not to become a nuclear terrorist with the components they send you.

(*shrug*)
The board itself is pretty nice. It's supposed to boot directly to Debian 7, but the NAND become corrupted over the years in storage. I re-flashed it to Debian 8 and it works now. Some pretty cool PowerVR demos are available that remind me just what a powerhouse that chipset was. (Dreamcast still looks frickin' fantastic to this day!)
Wifi is included on the board and the auto-DNS works. So that simplifies setting up the board for development. Just SSH into ci20.local with user/pass ci20/ci20. When in doubt, it's probably ci20.

Joining it to my network so easily means I can run my dev tools on a beefier machine while compiling and testing on the board. This is important because the board itself only has 1GB of RAM. While a lot by SBC standards, it's not much when you want to run a full IDE. Plus, if I crash it, I can just reset the board without losing anything.
This should be awesome for doing dynamic recompilation experiments.