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 Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 259/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
It doesn't seem to be working for me 
Yes, I did patch it to a clean rom. |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 260/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Posted by Ghettoyouth at SMW Central |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 261/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Works  |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 262/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Cardinals Reliever Josh Hancock died in a car crash early Sunday morning. He was 29.
R.I.P. |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 263/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Now it's 2-2
Well, it could've been 3-1 if the refs used their brains on this: 
Is that a goal, or am I seeing things? |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 264/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
3-2 Now
And what a Game 5. This video says it all. |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 265/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Posted by Katelyn QFT |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 266/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Just a scenario I made for Roller Coaster Tycoon 2. Just unzip the .SC6 file into your RCT2 scenarios directory. Wacky Worlds and Time Twister are NOT required. The scenario will be under the "Other Parks" tab.
What are you waiting for? Download it now! |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 267/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Posted by Katelyn My thoughts exactly. I'd call it "OpenRCT". |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 268/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Pit Stop link now points to V. 0.7.3. See this thread for details. |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 269/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
HAVE FUN GOLFING RANGERS
And for our next opponnents:  |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 270/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
He's Baaack! |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 271/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
I just got Pearl |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 272/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Posted by sirhax0r It's for RCT2  |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 273/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Well, my stupid RCT1 disk doesn't work, so... |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 274/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
Posted by wiiplayPosted by Pac DON'T BUMP OLD THREADS |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 278/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
I say Buffalo and Anaheim will make it out.
Even though Buffalo's down 1-0 |
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Melon Bug Level: 58 Posts: 289/732 EXP: 1569988 Next: 7558 Since: 02-20-07 Last post: 4262 days Last view: 3521 days |
By Tarale on Archive 3
Useful Software for Microsoft WindowsThis list aims to provide you with links to Useful Software for Microsoft Windows. It also aims to provide links to useful Windows related websites. Web Browsers Internet Explorer -- Windows' default browser. Comes bundled with Windows. Mozilla Firefox -- Cross-Platform goodness. Opera -- More Cross-Platform goodness Mail Clients Outlook Express -- Windows' default mail client. Comes with Windows and IE. Microsoft Outlook -- Microsoft's more robust mail client. Supports Exchange Server. Mozilla Thunderbird -- Cross-Platform goodness. Instant Messaging, VOIP, Chat and IRC Pidgin -- free, opensource multi protocol IM. Trillian -- multi-protocol IM. Free and Pro versions. Skype -- VoIP software Xchat -- IRC client SilvereX -- Shareware-free XChat build Miranda IM -- Tiny multi-protocol IM XFire -- allows you to IM while gaming, amongst other features. Google Talk -- IM using the Jabber protocol, with voice chat. mIRC Josh Dick's Irssi 0.8.11 Standalone for Windows RSS Readers Please let us know if you know any good RSS Aggregators / Readers!! Peer to Peer Azureus -- Powerful, Java based BitTorrent client BitTorrent -- Official (and original) BitTorrent client. LimeWire -- Free Gnutella client. Cross-platform uTorrent FTP Clients FileZilla -- open-source FTP CuteFTP -- easy to use FTP client WS_FTP -- FTP Client Core FTP Lite SmartFTP Video and Audio Windows Media Player -- bundled with Windows. QuickTime -- Apple's Media Player. iTunes -- Music and media for OS X and Windows. May support the iTunes Music Store if it's available in your country. Part of the iLife suite of products. VLC -- Media Player which supports most audio and video, DVD's, VCD's and streaming WinAmp -- Versatile, skinnable media player for Windows Extract Audio Copy -- A freeware CD ripper that exports to WAV, instead of MP3 or Ogg Vorbis like most other rippers. CDex -- rip CDs using the LAME codec. Audacity -- great for recording and editing sounds BS Player FooBar2000 Codecs Combined Community Codec Pack QuickTime Alternative Real Alternative Photo Editing / Graphics Adobe Photoshop -- Adobe's powerful, professional digital imaging software. Painter IX -- Powerful Natural-Media software (emulates real painting and drawing materials) the GIMP -- funny name, powerful open-source image editing. Paint.net -- because Photoshop's not free. "Advanced" version of Paint. Irfanview Grafx2 GraphicsGale Cosmigo ProMotion Office / Productivity Software Microsoft Office -- Microsoft's Office Suite. OpenOffice.org -- open-source alternative to Office. Mozilla Sunbird -- Calendaring, based on the Mozilla framework Text / HTML / etc Editors TextPad -- powerful shareware text editor Metapad -- Unlike the other "notepad clones" this is probably one of the very few that can actually claim that title UltraEdit-32 -- The ideal text, HTML and HEX editor, and an advanced PHP, Perl, Java and JavaScript editor for programmers! Notepad++ EditPlus Notepad 2 Antivirus / Anti-spyware Solutions AVG Free Edition -- Free Antivirus for your PC Avast Antivirus -- More Free Antivirus for your PC McAfee -- not-so-free Antivirus Norton AntiVirus -- also not-so-free AV. ZoneAlarm Basic -- free, software firewalling for your PC. AdAware -- Spyware Detection and Removal Spybot Search and Destroy -- Spyware Detection and Removal Windows Defender -- AKA Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta, AKA Giant AntiSpyware Hijack This! -- Great for finding out what your computer is up to Developer Tools WAMP -- Simple installation of Apache, MySQL, and PHP on Windows. Dev-PHP -- A PHP IDE JCreator Utilities (ie, Zip Tools, VNC.. etc.. etc) Diskeeper -- an alternative to Windows' built in defrag 7-Zip -- Free Zip utility. Excellent compression with native 7z format. WinRAR -- opens and creates RAR files, also supports Zip, etc. NirSoft -- handy free windows utilities HyperNova Software -- more handy free windows utilities and ROM hack tools Parallel Port Joystick (Driver) -- A freeware driver to recognise console controlers via your parallel (aka "printer") port, such as NES or SNES controllers. I'm guessing you'll need to do the hard work of messing with the wires yourself Memtest86 -- Extensive memory testing Portable Application Suite -- Take your stuff with you on a thumb drive! SysInternals Process Explorer Fun Stuff Google Earth -- See the world! Microsoft/Windows Related Websites Microsoft -- Microsoft's Web Site Windows Update -- cause sometimes you should update Windows. Paul Thurrot's SuperSite for Windows -- Lots of Windows Info M-Dollar -- ArsTechica's Microsoft Blog Slashdot: Microsoft -- Slashdot's Microsoft articles... If you have a program you would like to see added to the list, post it and I will add it. |
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By FreeDOS+ on Archive 3
 Unix-like/free operating systemsThis list is for free operating systems such as BSD and GNU/Linux. If you want a completely free OS, don't install software marked "PROPRIETARY" Operating Systems themselvesFedora Core - Nice and simple, Red Hat based and a very large community to turn for help. Ubuntu / Kubuntu - Semi-New OS (started Oct 2004) based on Debian, designed for users that never used computers before; pretty nice for those looking for a new OS also. CentOS - An operating system based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux; recompiled to obey RH's requirements in order to redistribute (basically remove the name "Red Hat" and logos) PC-BSD - An OS based on FreeBSD, made easy-to-use by having a graphical installer and uses KDE by default for its desktop. Debian - Gives you complete choice of what software is going onto your system, while being easy to install. Desktop environments and window managersKDE - Complete DE including a desktop, panel, web browser, window manager, text editors, games, and all that good stuff. GNOME - Like KDE, it's a complete DE including a desktop, panel, web browser, etc. In my opinion, the releases aren't as polished as KDE, but it's up to you to decide what you like best. XFCE - Not-so-complete DE that includes the window manager, a panel, control panel, and file manager. Like GNOME, it's built on GTK, so such applications will also blend into this. GNUstep/WindowMaker - WindowMaker's a window manager, and GNUstep is a library. Not much of a DE, but with a bunch of OPENSTEP/GNUstep applications, it can be one. Like NeXTSTEP. (There's some support for Cocoa applications in GNUstep, but not all APIs) Fluxbox - Extremely lightweight window manager. About as much as you can get. Web BrowsersMozilla Firefox - Not much explaination needed here, a web browser built on the Mozilla framework to have little features built-in, so that you can expand it with features you want. SeaMonkey - The Mozilla Foundation cancelled development of Mozilla Suite. So Suite-lovers got together and continue it on their own. (Possibly faster and lighter on resources than Firefox, but it's debatable) Konqueror - Comes with KDE by default (part of kdebase; it's rare to find someone that left it out). Outstanding browser with support for HTML4, XHTML, and CSS1/2/3. Recently passed Acid2. Also doubles as a great file manager and (simple) FTP application. Opera - Claims to be the fastest browser, sacrificing web standards-support for speed. It seems to be the same speed as Firefox for me, but here you go if you like it. PROPRIETARY Galeon - A GTK browser with the Gecko rendering engine. Integrates well into XFCE and GNOME. Epiphany - The official web browser for GNOME; similar to Galeon. Dillo - The fastest GUI browser ever made (yes, faster than Opera or Firefox or Konqueror). Aims to fully support HTML4 also. IRC, IM, etcIrssi Gaim - Lightweight, cross-platform GTK IM client that supports many protocols. Kopete - The KDE Instant Messenger. Like Gaim, it supports many protocols. Plus video chat over Yahoo! and MSN. (This comes with most full-blown KDE installs, but not all; part of kdenetwork) X-Chat - GTK cross-platform IRC client with many features. Skype - Free-of-charge voice chat platform. PROPRIETARY RSS agregatorsaKregator - Easy-to-use program that's yet another official KDE component (in kdenetwork). Peer-to-PeerAzureus - Popular Java BitTorrent program with tons of features. KTorrent - KDE BiTorrent program with most of Azureus' features, plus an integrated search for many popular BT search engines. (This is not an official KDE application, so you probably will need to get it separate from "KDE"). BitTorrent - Let's not forget the official BT client! ... it pretty much sucks though 
GTK-Gnutella - Connects to some of the popular classical P2P protocols. Gnutella, Gnutella2, Limewire, etc MultimediaMPlayer - It does everyting (with proper codecs installed, of course) Audacious - Originally a fork of BeepMP with some new features, but then BeepMP was officially discontinued in favor of a client/server thing that hasn't been finished yet. So it's pretty much XMMS using GTK+2 and some other stuff. XMMS - GTK+1 Winamp clone, mostly obseleted by Beep, but retains the doublesize feature that Beep removed for implementation problems. JuK - KDE audio player; it's like iTunes except that it doesn't crash every two minutes. AmaroK - Like JuK, but the UI can take many forms. Xine-ui - It's like MPlayer but with excellent DVD support. VLC - The cross-platform media player with excellent VCD, SVCD, and DVD support. Totem - Minimalist media player for GNOME. Audacity - Nice audio grabber and editor. Graphics stuffGIMP - Almost every feature that Photoshop has, GIMP has. That says enough. Oh yeah, some people seem to forget that GIMP, like Photoshop, isn't meant as a simple painting program. Krita - Another professional photo editor, like Photoshop or GIMP. Technically, it's part of KOffice. KolourPaint - Simple painting program that's like MS Paint, official KDE project (part of kdegraphics). Xpdf - A PDF program, it looks ugly though so there's a few front-ends to the underlying source. It also obeys PDF authors' wishes for locking you from copying from or printing a PDF; search Google to find a fix if you want/need it. KPDF - KDE PDF program, based on Xpdf but doesn't look ugly! Evince - PDF, PostScript, djvu, tiff, and dvi viewer for GNOME. Office / Productivity SoftwareOpenOffice.org - Complete office suite that can easily replace MS Office or WordPerfect Office. KOffice - Complete office suite for KDE. AbiWord - Lightweight, cross-platform GTK word processor. Similar to MS Word Gnumeric - Spreadsheet application similar to MS Excel (recently got a Windows port). Designed and works for scientific data, but can be used for general stuff. Scribus - Professional desktop publishing! If you have a program you would like to see added to the list, post it and I will add it. |
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By Tarale on Archive 3
Useful Software for Apple MacintoshThis list aims to provide you with links to Useful Software for Apple Macintosh. It also aims to provide links to useful Apple related websites. Web Browsers Safari -- Mac's default browser. Comes with Mac OS X. Internet Explorer 5 for Mac -- Microsoft's browser, for Mac. No longer supported by Microsoft Mozilla Camino -- Mozilla's browser designed specifically for the Mac. Mozilla Firefox -- Cross-Platform goodness. Opera -- More Cross-Platform goodness OmniWeb -- shiny Mac browser. 30 day free trial. Mail Clients Mail -- Mac's default Mail Client. Comes with Mac OS X. Microsoft Entourage -- Mac equivalent to Outlook and part of Office 2004 Supports use in an Exchange Server 2000 (or later) environment. Mozilla Thunderbird -- Cross-Platform goodness. Bare Bones Mailsmith -- simple mail incorporating BBedit's text-fu Gyazmail -- mmmm Cocoa Instant Messaging, VOIP, Chat and IRC iChat -- Comes with Mac OS X. Supports AIM. Adium X -- Open-source, multi-protocol Instant Messaging. Powered by libgaim. Fire -- Open-source multi-protocol IM client for OS X Colloquy -- IRC & SILC Client for OS X. XChat -- Cross-Platform IRC Client Skype -- free VoIP tool for OS X Gizmo Project -- free VoIP tool for OS X Unsanity Chat Transcript Manager -- allows you to search chat logs from Adium and iChat. RSS Readers PulpFiction -- RSS for OS X Peer to Peer Azureus -- Powerful, Java based BitTorrent client BitTorrent -- Official (and original) BitTorrent client. LimeWire -- Free Gnutella client. Cross-platform FTP Clients Transmit -- FTP client for OS X. Video and Audio QuickTime -- Apple's Media Player. iTunes -- Music and media for OS X. May support the iTunes Music Store if it's available in your country. Part of the iLife suite of products. VLC -- Media Player which supports most audio and video, DVD's, VCD's and streaming GarageBand -- Digital Music creation / mixing. Part of the iLife suite of products. iMovie -- Movie editing. Supports HD Video. Part of the iLife suite of products. iDVD -- DVD Authoring. Part of the iLife suite of products. Final Cut Studio -- Apple's Professional video and audio tools. Includes Final Cut Pro 5 (editing), Soundtrack Pro (sound), Motion 2 (animation) and DVD Studio Pro 4 (DVD authoring). Logic Pro -- Apple's music toolkit Shake -- Apple's digital compositing and effects Predixis MusicMagic -- analyses your music and generates playlists based on similar features in the music. Photo Editing / Graphics Aperture -- Apple's own Photo Editing software, designed for Professional Photographers. Adobe Photoshop -- Adobe's powerful, professional digital imaging software. Painter IX -- Powerful Natural-Media software (emulates real painting and drawing materials) Pixen -- Cute open-source software for small-scale or pixel-art. iPhoto -- Photo editing, sorting, slide-shows, etc. Part of the iLife suite of products. the GIMP -- funny name, powerful open-source image editing. Seashore -- An open-source alternative to GIMP. Office / Productivity Software Office 2004 -- Microsoft's Office suite, for the Mac. Includes Word, Excel, Entourage, PowerPoint. iWork -- Presentation/Publishing from Apple. Includes Keynote (presentations; like PowerPoint) and Pages (Word Processing). OpenOffice.org -- open-source alternative to Office and iWork. OmniGraffle -- Diagramming software for OS X OmniOutliner -- Project planning software for OS X. Text / HTML / etc Editors Taco HTML Edit -- Free HTML editor for OS X. Color-codes your code. Text Wrangler -- good, native text editor for OS X. Antivirus Solutions Norton AntiVirus for Mac -- Norton's AV solution for OS X. Virex -- McAfee's AV solution for OS X. Utilities (ie, Zip Tools, VNC.. etc.. etc) StuffIt Expander -- Zip... unzip...self-extract...tar... Quicksilver -- Launcher/Search/Command. Great for quick access to Applications. Current version requires Tiger, but older versions support Panther. Unsanity Shapeshifter -- Sick of the default Aqua theme? This allows you to skin OS X. Chicken of the VNC -- for all your VNC needs. Apple Related Websites Apple -- Uh... Apple's Website AppleInsider -- Apple Rumors ThinkSecret -- More Apple Rumors Slashdot: Apple -- Slashdot's Apple section Infinite Loop -- ArsTechnica's Apple Blog MacOSXhints -- Handy OS X hints If you have a program you would like to see added to the list, post it and I will add it. |
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