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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
From: Arkansas

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Posted on 11-21-05 09:42 PM, in YI Font Link
For a US 1.1 YI ROM with a header, the glyph bitmaps start at 0x4bf2ff. Each glyph is 8 pixels by 12 pixels and one bit per pixel. The table of widths is immediatly before the glyph bitmaps.

http://board.acmlm.org/archive/thread.php?id=2092&pl=116595
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-22-05 02:40 PM, in It Bacame A Choice... Link
AMD is usually a better deal than Intel.

Based on the fact that the two options you posted are the same price, the Sempron 2200 will probably outperform the 1.65GHz Celeron, if the motherboards have the same features. If you compare the clock speeds, remember that AMD processors don't need as fast of a clock to have the same performance as a similar Intel processor.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-24-05 01:31 AM, in Call to make a new, LM-like SMW editor Link
It's about time!

I would go ahead and use GTK for *nix and Windows. Dev-C++ has ready made "DevPaks" that make it easy to setup common libraries for development on Windows. The Windows GTK runtimes are also easy to install. Also, for any GNU/Linux system with a non-trivial amount GUI apps, it is almost a given that GTK will already be installed. It should be not too hard to create a makefile that will work on both Windows and *nix.

This does not mean that the UI and data manipulation code should be tightly intertwined.

This article should be interesting and topical.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-27-05 02:05 AM, in New Computer working, how do I get files off my old one? Link
Connecting the old hard disk to the new computer will probably be the fastest method. If both computers have ethernet ports, you can also connect them through a home LAN or with a crossover cable. Then, use the LAN file sharing included with the OSs.

I have no idea why anyone would consider sending files to yourself through the internet to be a good idea when both the source and target computers are in close proximity. Even if you have a broadband connection, the transfer will be unnecessarily slow.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
From: Arkansas

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Posted on 11-27-05 03:03 AM, in Acmlmboard hack archive Link
AcmlmBoard 1.A3 was removed from the list, but it is still in the download directory.

http://board.acmlm.org/archive/download/1a3.rar

Also, Acmlm is serving several older versions of AcmlmBoard from his computer:
http://acmlm.cjb.net:2/acmlmboard1.92.zip
http://acmlm.cjb.net:2/acmlmboard1.8a.zip
http://acmlm.cjb.net:2/acmlmboard1.61.zip
http://acmlm.cjb.net:2/acmlmboard0.7.zip
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
From: Arkansas

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Posted on 12-02-05 10:35 PM, in Using Radio And Text Input For The Same Form Element Link
It's simple. Give the text and radio inputs seperate names, and have your PHP(or whatever) script check to see if the custom radio button is selected. If it is, save the value in the text field, else save the value in the radio field.

For example, if the radio field is named test_radio and the text field is named test_text you can have 
if ($test_radio == "C") {

    $test = $test_text;

} else {

    $test = $test_radio;

}

in your PHP code or, more compactly, 
$test = ($test_radio == "C")?$test_text:$test_radio;

.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-05-05 01:37 AM, in Where's the commons Link
There is always uuencode. :) If you copy this post into a text file and run it through uudecode, you should get a copy of my avatar.

begin 644 smw_bird.png
MB5!.1PT*&@H````-24A$4@```!`````0"`8````?\_]A````!&=!34$``+&/
M"_QA!0```15)1$%4>-J=DS%NPS`,11_5I:.7'J)W2(&,94Z1H4"'`!EZBEXA
M6V^AM4/7'"$G:(=<(&8'2K9$>RCZ`<.297X]4208)&!Z@]$KS@$XO+[Y0)_N
M?3#XSV9F@+'5WG8V<T-?KW%S<%6S<QV'M3T`Z=K8[W;^A!VEN`,@(M1O1:G#
M4UT21/5Y*6>_G$_6YD#5%N@1W[>_8I?SR1.JAHB@:M,\RCT^K%Z`M#AK`3E+
M/+_GP(0D1CJ^((`\?"$YR\*@4K5D;F&,R0/YWO24:R21BJT*GYGTL^%_>JYG
MZ:YSA#O@]D<*D+E.A[%=EYR%M9PL)2Q87/M8_]86VU0G`Z$G2I,,T>]=V^9K
C"ZWH,3C5;BLD`W$GI_D%)46P)Z;KIH(`````245.1*Y"8((`
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end

I piped the output from uuencode through a version of this perl script that I modified not to add <br> tags ('cause AcmlmBoard does that) before posting this.

This is not the most practical solution for serious use, of course.

Originally posted by Blue Falkon
What are commons...? *wasn't on the old board*


The commons was a file upload area: http://board.acmlm.org/archive/commons.php
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
From: Arkansas

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Posted on 12-08-05 06:01 AM, in No Forums To see Link
Have you created categories and assigned your forums to them?

In order for a forum to appear on the index, it must be assigned to a category with a minimun powerlevel equal to or less than the powerlevel of the current user. Set the minimum powerlevel to 0 for regular users and guests.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-08-05 07:01 AM, in No Forums To see Link
The version number is near the end of layout.php.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-08-05 03:47 PM, in Guests should see post layouts Link
Certain features, such as the calendar, should be blocked from bots with meta tags. I would't block the whole site, and I definitely would not block thread pages.

Remember that Googlebot and ia_archiver are our friends.

As for layouts for guests, I agree with Zem. Post layouts are an important part of the character of this site, and may interest potental members.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-10-05 12:56 AM, in AcmlmBoard Free Hosting List... Link
max: Have you thought about installing an upload manager like ByteHoard? I would prevent people from messing with other people's files.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-10-05 02:06 AM, in Official SMW Dev Environment Thread Link
I was able to get the program running on Linux on amd64, but I didn't do any extensive testing as I'm not really into SMW hacking.

I had to change some stuff in the makefile to get rid of some Windows libs that your program does not use(comctl, ole, uuid), and a few other things. Also, it uses the itoa function, which is non standard and not present in glibc. You could improve potability by replacing itoa with sprintf.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-10-05 04:02 AM, in ||bass' Impossible Yet Possible Quiz - Question 2 (Coin Game) Link
For each turn, draw however many coins is needed to force the number of coins in the pile to a multiple of three (zero inclusive, of course).

I solved this by making a list of numbers and assigning an advantage to a player. 1, 2, and 4, were assigned to the current player, and 3 was assigned to the next player. By manualy going through the possible moves, I assigned advantages up to about 6, when I saw that the advantage would always go the next player if there was a multiple of 3 coins in the pile. Shortly after that, I realized that the choices of numbers of coins to remove made it possible for a player to force the number of coins on the pile to a multiple of 3 as long as there is not a multiple of 3 coins in the pile.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-10-05 04:55 AM, in Dont copy that floppy.. Link
Yeah, don't copy that floppy, because warez sites and P2P networks can be much more convenient.

I didn't watch it. 20MB isn't worth wating on for a 9 min video.
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Red Koopa









Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-10-05 06:26 AM, in Dont copy that floppy.. Link
Don't copy that floppy!

We have this in the 21st century:


(edited by Cellar Dweller on 12-10-05 05:35 AM)
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Red Koopa









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Posted on 12-10-05 12:50 PM, in Dont copy that floppy.. Link
BTW, I got that picture from "The top 10 weirdest USB drives ever" article that was linked to by Slashdot.
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Posted on 12-12-05 03:44 AM, in Realloc() fails for some reason Link
Exactly how sure are you that your program is not writing outside of allocated memory? If it is writing outside of allocated memory, it could be corrupting the heap and causing memory allocation functions to fail.
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Posted on 12-12-05 03:48 PM, in some things I found in Doom (GBA)... Link
The data formats for the PC version of doom are publicly well documented. Even if some of the data formats have been changed, referring to the documents could be very useful.

Also, id released the Linux version of the Doom engine under the GPL some time ago. Some stuff must have been changed to port Doom to the GBA, but most of the code will probably be the same.
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Posted on 12-13-05 08:21 AM, in Perhaps a history of name changes per user? Link
This didn't take long to make:

nchist.tar.gz
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-13-05 04:58 PM, in My layout a sploded Link
Save your edit profile page as a HTML file. Locate and remove the layout with a text editor. Then, locate and change the action URL from "editprofile.php" to "http://board.acmlm.org/editprofile.php". Save the edited page and load it in a web browser. If you do it correctly, you should be able to edit your profile.
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