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Posted on 01-22-06 08:10 PM, in Poll: What is your keyboard layout, and is it native to your country? Link
ScrollLock was invented in the early Unix days.... it stopped the screen from displaying new text. The button was useless in MS-DOS and I don't know how it ended up on IBM PC keyboards anyway. It's one of the most useless keys on the keyboard, or probably is _the_ most useless key.
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Posted on 01-22-06 08:19 PM, in I can't start Lunar Magic Super mario level edit Link
Verified Perfect Dump. In other words, whoever submitted it to GoodTools dumped their own cartidge and they know that it isn't a bad or overdump. [!]s are common for popular games (SMW for example), but more rare games don't typically have one, just an assumed-not-bad/overdump.
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Posted on 01-23-06 01:02 AM, in Poll: What is your keyboard layout, and is it native to your country? Link
I hate those kinds of keyboards, this is mine

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Posted on 01-23-06 02:05 PM, in Has anyone pulled an all nighter before? Link
I frequently stay up until 2-4 am only to wake up at 7am. Though it's of course much better when I get a full night's sleep from 9-10pm.

Sometimes I do all-nighters, but I pick them carefully where it's either some break from school or the weekend.
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Posted on 01-24-06 02:33 PM, in Bowser is.... 8 BPP?! Link
So it's SMA2? The SNES version of the game is likely different
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Posted on 01-25-06 04:07 PM, in Is it possible to get Windows Extract Wizard back? Link
Uninstall WinRAR and get 7-Zip which doesn't automatically steal your associations. 7-Zip works with all the file formats WinRAR does (including RAR!) and a few more. It also obtains higher compression than WinRAR both with its native 7z format and even Zip compression.
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Posted on 01-25-06 04:11 PM, in The letter i Link
I write the bottom part of the letter first then the dot, but before finishing the word (I don't write in cursive usually).
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Posted on 01-25-06 04:13 PM, in Stat usefullness Idea! Link
Hopefully it's done in Java so everyone can enjoy it
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Posted on 01-25-06 04:14 PM, in Environments? Link
The board has a simple function to automatically have a background picture, no?
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Posted on 01-25-06 05:22 PM, in Is it possible to get Windows Extract Wizard back? Link
1. Yes it did
2. I never suggest anything that isn't free.
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Posted on 01-25-06 08:05 PM, in Is it possible to get Windows Extract Wizard back? Link
Not just that, but 7-Zip doesn't associate any file extensions when it's installed. So if you uninstall WinRAR, Windows XP should be like it was before. Install 7-Zip and no associations are hijacked, go into the 7-Zip File Manager and associate it with everything except .zip
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Posted on 01-25-06 08:27 PM, in Holy shit Google Video is awesome Link
Originally posted by Koitenshin
Yeah here's the blackhole glitch, it's really interesting how bugged ssbm turned out to be. It's a bit long 10 minutes and 27 seconds but it's worth it.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5698408923927326067&q=blackhole+glitch

How large is that file? I'm at 55MB and it's still going and Google Video doesn't report to the browser how big it is so I don't have a percentage counter ._.

EDIT: Just finished downloading... 73.4MB

(edited by FreeDOS on 01-25-06 07:30 PM)
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Posted on 01-25-06 09:04 PM, in Is it possible to get Windows Extract Wizard back? Link
Sometimes a System Restore point is made before you install something, can you check to see if one was made when you installed WinRAR, if so roll it back.
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Posted on 01-26-06 12:32 AM, in Palm TX Link
Or the fact that "Alt+124" is DOS/Windows NT-operating system specific? THat's another valid point

anyhow, try what Zem says
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Posted on 01-26-06 12:35 AM, in Has anyone pulled an all nighter before? Link
I stayed awake for six days once.

Not really hallucinations, but your senses get exagratted. For example, the ceiling fan looked pretty dangerous.
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Posted on 01-26-06 02:44 PM, in Holy shit Google Video is awesome Link
Well Google Video makes you download the .avi file before you can play it, no?

At least it does that for me :/
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Posted on 01-26-06 09:10 PM, in Lunar IPS problems Link
What hack are you trying to play?

If it's not Demo World: TLC, then you can probably just copy the SMW ROM with a new name, the first part (not the .smc extension) being the same as the .ips file. Snes9x and ZSNES both automatically patch ROMs on-the-fly.
For example:
Super Duper Hack.ips - the IPS file
Super Duper Hack.smc - a copy of SMW

If that doesn't work... then you probably don't have a verified perfect SMW ROM.

(edited by FreeDOS on 01-26-06 08:11 PM)
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Posted on 01-27-06 12:08 AM, in Lunar IPS problems Link
so what's NSRT?

I'd recommend downloading GoodSNES from allgoodthings.us (registration required) to actually check your ROM

Or it could be that the person who made the hack used a bad or overdump of SMW.
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Posted on 01-27-06 12:29 PM, in Lunar IPS problems Link
Yeah... Lunar Magic has its issues. Nobody cares to make a new editor... I've tried
Like it claims to support SMAS+SMW. I've tried the perfect dump, a few bad dumps, a couple overdumps, and even manually adding 512 bytes of zero to the beginning. Nothing works.
Originally posted by Kailieann
ZSNES isn't 'randomly' uncooperative. It'll screw up any patch that changes the size of the original ROM, as many SMW hacks do.

I've never had a problem... running version 1.42 on GNU/Linux (not like the OS should matter, but heh it's ZSNES it might; also some people are dependent on old versions for better multiplayer support, so it might've gotten fixed in 1.42 but not everyone uses that version)
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Posted on 01-27-06 12:32 PM, in SMB3 for SMAS Map lost level HEX Pointers Link
ASM for NES isn't too hard to port to the SNES, it makes sense that they use the same code... but for later releases (namely, the GBA) the games were rewritten from scratch (except for possibly the graphics and music).
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