There are no games as big as 8 megabytes, nor 8 megabits for that matter. The largest offical NES game was Kirby's Adventure, weighing in at 768 kilobytes. The largest unlicenced US NES game was Action 52, at 2 megabytes.
U mst b prty niev if u think ppl spl emails crectly. I've watched people type out emails, hunting and pecking at the keyboard, using strongly abbreiviated words. I used to think that this was because they were stupid, but no, it's because they can't type.
The foil lined shopping bag is for shoplifting. DVD's contain those tiny sticky anti-theft transmitter thingies, don't know much about them, but foil probably defeats the scanning equipment for them.
I think the existance of games like 1942 and 1943 is especially ironic. The games are Japanese made, and involve shooting down endless streams of Japanese planes and ships.
Quiet you troll... Ogg sounds far superior to mp3 in the 32-64kbps range mainly. It's especially good for high quality streaming audio at low bitrates. I encode mp3s into mono.ogg streams at Quality -1, for an average bitrate of 48k, and it sounds really good for such a low bitrate.
The #1 internet industry is now online gambling.
Yes, there are lots of idiots out there.
There are no games as big as 8 megabytes, nor 8 megabits for that matter.
The largest offical NES game was Kirby's Adventure, weighing in at 768 kilobytes.
The largest unlicenced US NES game was Action 52, at 2 megabytes.
What's this about "The Popular Demo" being 64k? It's actually 8,854,016 bytes long.
Great idea, break all applications that use the MS HTML components as a user interface, like Norton Antivirus...
Because when you rip them yourself, you make DECENT LAME VBR mp3s, not 128kbps crap.
For a second there I thought you were defining the origin address...
- Hopelessly obsesswith with asm.
No, but Windows does support hard links. Check out google for Windows Hard Links.
I got tired of TechTV's Unscrewed airing my flash movies on TV without contacting me first to let me know.
Sorry to see the screen savers go though...
Use Joystick 2 Mouse, assuming that it works as a standard joystick.
We need Mario! That's what we need! He can go around cleaning up glop, and collecting Shines, thus increasing the output of our sun!
Shine Get!
U mst b prty niev if u think ppl spl emails crectly. I've watched people type out emails, hunting and pecking at the keyboard, using strongly abbreiviated words. I used to think that this was because they were stupid, but no, it's because they can't type.
Mouse clicks?
BZZT! WRONG!
The GBA's arm7 processor does not convert to a CISC z80 compatible, they are separate chips.
There already IS a snes emulator that will run on it...
The foil lined shopping bag is for shoplifting. DVD's contain those tiny sticky anti-theft transmitter thingies, don't know much about them, but foil probably defeats the scanning equipment for them.
If you're going to quote Helen Jovejoy, please do it correctly:
Won't somebody please think of the children!
Yeah, do that and you screw the users of the products. People don't care about politics, they want something that works.
That's no good! You stuck the "ed" at the end of "happen", thus ruining the Zero Wing reference!
I think the existance of games like 1942 and 1943 is especially ironic. The games are Japanese made, and involve shooting down endless streams of Japanese planes and ships.
Yeah, send me more junk since usually the TO and FROM fields are contructed from the same list of email addresses.
Quiet you troll... .ogg streams at Quality -1, for an average bitrate of 48k, and it sounds really good for such a low bitrate.
Ogg sounds far superior to mp3 in the 32-64kbps range mainly. It's especially good for high quality streaming audio at low bitrates. I encode mp3s into mono
Ahem...
Put Sandra Bullock in it, then change the plot to be about hackers.
I just keep falling into wells, and can't figure out how to play ET. Nice title screen though. Too bad they're all in a landfill.
Maybe you should stop using bubble sort for your sort attention span. There are far better algorithms out there.