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Posted on 09-27-06 04:52 AM, in Xkeeper's Math Notes (now with page 4!11) Link
Draw an ugly dog just to despise them.
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Posted on 09-27-06 05:15 AM, in Super Mario 64 Hacking discussion thread - READ THE FIRST POST BEFORE POSTING! Link
Well, if you're hacking the unmodified dump, then you make a patch against that; if you're making it against hte expanded dump, then patch against that one.

As for the byte-order of the dump (your question of V64 or Z64), you probably would rather use NINJA, which handles all Nintendo 64 byte-ordering itself, so you can make a patch that would apply to any of them. If you still want to use IPS, then just tell users which byte-order your dump was in (big-endian, aka Z64, seems to be the most common).

(edited by FreeDOS + on 09-27-06 04:17 AM)
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Posted on 09-27-06 03:21 PM, in toad's tool 64/SM64 Level Editor Link
TT64 isn't out yet, stop asking.
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Posted on 09-27-06 03:57 PM, in THIS is how a nerd cuts himself! Link
Originally posted by Nebetsu
Originally posted by HyperHacker
Yeah, I might just go back to that. I'd rather have something that can work on Linux too though (without faking a Windows environment). Command lines are good, but not for media players... just makes more sense to me to have a GUI for those.

XMMS looks like the old winamp style and can even use Winamp Classic skins.

XMMS is obsolete, but Audacious is sitll active.

Isn't it funny how I think GUIs don't make sense, while you do?
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Posted on 09-27-06 04:21 PM, in THIS is how a nerd cuts himself! Link
I don't know what sense a GUI is for media, it's much easier to just use the CLI. Don't know how to explain it further; GUIs aren't necessary most of the time.
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Posted on 09-27-06 07:41 PM, in THIS is how a nerd cuts himself! Link
Originally posted by HyperHacker
It's much more convenient to control them with a GUI, and you get things like spectrum analyzer and oscilliscopes. If I hear something and need to pause my song to see what it was I'd much rather click stop than open a console and type some big command.

So the letter p is too much to type?
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Posted on 09-27-06 08:01 PM, in THIS is how a nerd cuts himself! Link
I find them a completely useless and pointless waste of CPU cycles.
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Posted on 09-27-06 11:15 PM, in Lost Thread #8264 Link
You violated the number one rule of Luelinks, never acknowlege its existence.
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Posted on 09-28-06 04:03 AM, in THIS is how a nerd cuts himself! Link
ncurses MPD client or tab-completion? they make things really easy

Though I never used playlists in my life.
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Posted on 09-29-06 07:36 PM, in Super mario 64 hacking discussion no spam!!! Link
See the damned sticky.
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Posted on 09-29-06 08:12 PM, in Let's sing the doom song. Link
omg doom
doom

that's what I was thinking when I came in. I never got into Invader Zim, seemed to silly for my tastes.
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Posted on 09-29-06 08:51 PM, in My Project Link
Originally posted by bothwingsbroken
Larger Intro Screen - The whole "presents" screen. I've managed to modify or disable it, but now I want a full page intro screen loading before the title screen. I don't know if it can be done through DMA or not, I'll give it a brief effort and if I can't; there are tutorials everywhere for writing custom intros to snes roms (commonly seen in group rips). I'll get it to work and not disable the SRAM, then we're good to go.

The -Nintendo- Presents screen? I don't even know if it'd be realistic to remove it; most likely, it just masks loading the game engine into the SNES.

As for a pre-intro like lame pirates, They usually append it onto the end of a ROM, modify some starting assembly to load that, which then returns back to the real game. I'd recommend against this method, it's quite annoying.
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Posted on 09-29-06 09:48 PM, in Computer hardware going off, but not shutting down randomly Link
More details? Operating system, have any virus-checks or adware/spyware-checks been run? Maybe the specs of the computer itself and weather any BIOS checks report errors? Maybe you could also test the RAM with memtest86?
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Posted on 09-29-06 09:52 PM, in Make forum approve-only? Link
I second that Guh. Seriously, OH GOD YES
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Posted on 09-29-06 10:13 PM, in This day in Video Game History Link
*FreeDOS + plays Super Mario 64

Hell, I do that a lot anyway. *FreeDOS + plays it some more
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Posted on 09-29-06 11:56 PM, in This day in Video Game History Link
Originally posted by Colin
Oh it's a great game. Whenever the DS version is on sale here for under $20 I'll probably end up picking it up.

I actually like the DS remake a bit better than the original, but not enough to put the original out to pasture quite yet. Maybe when the Wii comes, then I can put the N64 to rest; solid-state should work far better than cartridges that don't load properly 90% of the time

Oh, have you checked for used copies of SM64DS? I got mine for $10 used, and the person who returned it also returned the box and manuals; funny, most of the time they only return the cartridge and none of the rest.
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Posted on 09-30-06 10:57 PM, in Computer hardware going off, but not shutting down randomly Link
Try scanning with AntiVir, Spybot, and Ad-Aware... that combo rarely fails.

And apparently subseven is a script that exploits Windows remotely. Nothing unlike the other several dozen Windows exploiter scripts, and you could very well be attacked by a script kiddie sending packets to every IP they can find. A good hardware firewall will prevent them from getting through.
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Posted on 10-01-06 02:02 PM, in Ancient Hardware Link
There's this some crappy Compaq here from late 2001, early 2002. The gist of it.... it doesn't run the WinXP Home OEM copy it came with well, nor a normal retail Windows XP disc. Windows 2000 installs fine, but locks up almost immediately after booting it; Windows 2003 is about the same status of WinXP on that machine. Windows 95/98/Me run fairly well on it (probably the only time all of them are more stable than WinNT; at least on that crap), but the usefulness of those versions is very low. Almost nothing else will even boot, the BIOS likes to spit out read errors for any CD or DVD, which makes it hard to boot or install anything else; it's not the drive, I've tried many known-good drives too. I got Knoppix 3.7 (when that was new ) once to work on it, but it required five million bootup params and I don't remember them. Ubuntu 4.10 and 5.04 seem to work, though later versions don't. Slackware fails to boot with the CD, along with Debian, Gentoo, CentOS, Fedora, Free/Open/NetBSD, and Arch (I think I remember what I've tried... probably a couple others I forgot). It currently has Windows XP Professional on it, though like I said it doesn't run well at all.

I should stab it one day. Repeatedly.
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Posted on 10-01-06 06:09 PM, in Prevalance of Canon In D in Anime Music! Link
Lawl, audible example

Yeah, I notice it being used a lot, not just anime, but generally everywhere
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Posted on 10-02-06 02:03 AM, in Is Vista really worth it? Link
You should use a multiboot loader like GRUB. Have a special Linux entry, and then just an entry to whichever Windows partition is used to boot either WinXP or WinVista, which is operated by boot.ini (which is still used, dunno what you're talking about)
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