You made some really good points. I guess then that no matter what happens, everything will always even itself out. awww... <happy ending>*CUTE PUPPIES*</happy ending>
Really though, I wonder over the course of many millions of years how much the rotation has changed from things like this/the moon/asteroids/etc. I guess it's time to go hit the old google
How do I fix my old PSX? My Original Playstation. I know the "turn upside down" trick...but for the life of me, I can't seem to find any place that sells laser assemblies anymore. If I ebay or froogle for it, all I get is tons and tons of stuff for the ps2.
Oh...here it is for $10.49
Ripped from site:
A must-have for serious PSX gamers! This RadioShack PSX-to-USB Game Adapter allows you to use your PlayStation game controller on your USB-equipped PC. Built-in vibration feedback driver lets you feel special effects in the game.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
Meets USB 1.1 requirements
No batteries required
Compatible with Direct-X
Windows XP/2000/ME/98SE/98 compatible
Wow...sure is quiet in this post. I'd figure this one would be a fun one that I could look and find some cool new programs to try out. Guess I should've known better. (I'm not new here)
Anyways...
I like PocketWarrior but it saddens me that it will not currently work with my Dell Axim X3i and the built in Wi-Fi. Otherwise, I'd be having a lot more fun with my little PPC.
I had that compiler! If I rememember right, it was a 7hz tone. *shrugs* Back in the day I was trying to go and get my PC speaker to emit a 7hz tone. Of course, it didn't really matter, since the closest thing to a chicken I had was a KFC about a mile away. Stupid silly me.
I can't beleive I don't see one single comment about movix so far! That's terrible! I for one have been looking at it, and think that the project looks like it has a great future. I only wish that there was more that I could do. I know my programming skills are too rusty (I'm used to programming for my old 486).
As a person who sells phones for an indirect Verizon Wireless agent, I think that this sucks. Verizon's just going to dig themselves into a hole. First they kill our commissions ($5.00 per phone I sell), then they team with Microsoft, and now they are leaving out some of the biggest buyers in the high end cell phone market: Geeks.
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You made some really good points. I guess then that no matter what happens, everything will always even itself out. awww...
<happy ending>*CUTE PUPPIES*</happy ending>
Really though, I wonder over the course of many millions of years how much the rotation has changed from things like this/the moon/asteroids/etc. I guess it's time to go hit the old google
0.000003 seconds * 365 days = 0.001095 seconds per year
0.001095 sec/yr * 1000 years = 1.095 seconds
Damn, my cat only has an MCSE
Well, almost. He did fail TCP/IP.
How do I fix my old PSX? My Original Playstation. I know the "turn upside down" trick...but for the life of me, I can't seem to find any place that sells laser assemblies anymore. If I ebay or froogle for it, all I get is tons and tons of stuff for the ps2.
Damn technology.
I'm a whore! Mirror: HERE!
I've always wanted to re-play Zelda with new (more SNES-ish) graphics! The "Basic 1st" is what you're looking for.
Oh...and apple? Why's this under apple?
well damn! Now I don't have to watch that movie.
Thanks alot!
When am I going to get my wide screen OEL TV?
I've been waiting YEARS for that.
I guess I'll have to settle with my cell phone for now . . .
Ripped from site:
A must-have for serious PSX gamers! This RadioShack PSX-to-USB Game Adapter allows you to use your PlayStation game controller on your USB-equipped PC. Built-in vibration feedback driver lets you feel special effects in the game.
PRODUCT FEATURES:
Meets USB 1.1 requirements
No batteries required
Compatible with Direct-X
Windows XP/2000/ME/98SE/98 compatible
I've always liked using PlayStation Controllers for my emulators. Radioshack has a really cheap (sub $15) converter that goes from PlayStation > USB
Yes, and safety devices never fail. ;)
Now this is the last thing we need... a much larger chernobyl with 1.? billion people.
My favorite had to be the Sega CD game...and it had a kickass soundtrack!
It's always nice seeing people wanting to run Lunix on their C64's
Wow...sure is quiet in this post. I'd figure this one would be a fun one that I could look and find some cool new programs to try out. Guess I should've known better. (I'm not new here)
Anyways...
I like PocketWarrior but it saddens me that it will not currently work with my Dell Axim X3i and the built in Wi-Fi. Otherwise, I'd be having a lot more fun with my little PPC.
Actually...if I remember right, they do.
or at least they did in one episode.
You know...I'm tired of people just assuming the Simpsons live in Illinois. Just becuase Illinois has a Springfield and a Shelbyville.
Well, want to know a little secret? Indiana has a Springfield, a Shelbyville, and a DUFF!
So, for all we know, it could be anywhere!
Thank you for being smart. I'm glad someone pointed that out. I really didn't want to actually have to post a commen...damnit.
I had that compiler! If I rememember right, it was a 7hz tone. *shrugs* Back in the day I was trying to go and get my PC speaker to emit a 7hz tone. Of course, it didn't really matter, since the closest thing to a chicken I had was a KFC about a mile away. Stupid silly me.
*sigh*
I'm not posting to this again, no matter WHAT! I've already wasted enough bandwidth.
Yes...now I am going to fix my typos...
/dev/urandom /dev/ttyS0
/dev/cua0 (iirc...I think that's what they used to be?)
cat >
or if you're wanting to stay old school...
NO CARRIER
Damn line noise...
Good old memories!
I can't beleive I don't see one single comment about movix so far! That's terrible! I for one have been looking at it, and think that the project looks like it has a great future. I only wish that there was more that I could do. I know my programming skills are too rusty (I'm used to programming for my old 486).
Thanks for everything!
Shame on you Verizon...shame shame shame!