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| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12     Posts: 21/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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| I'd hit it. That's actually a pretty decent idea. Though I wonder what happens if you're in the middle of a read / write and you slide that button... -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 22/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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Originally posted by Nelrith USB devices rarely ever get close to the theoretical maximum speeds of the protocol / bus. This is in part due to the overhead involved in the protocol itself (error correction, latency in waiting for reponses), and can be due to the hardware on the device itself. For example, if the hardware has to send lots of data but the amount it can send per packet is small, say, 64 bytes or something. Many USB devices have custom firmwares as well, which adds another layer of software to potentially slow things down. There's probably other reasons but I can't think of any at the moment... -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 23/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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| Check back in 5 years or so. -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 24/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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Originally posted by Danielle Turn lanes are no cure for stupidity. They also give the idiot drivers more lanes to swerve across. I was coming up to a left turn arrow once and starting to slow down for a red light in that lane, when this moron who was two lanes over (far right) decided to cross two lanes of traffic into the far left turn lane suddenly. I ended up having to swerve into the oncoming lane to avoid a collision b/c his lane change was so sudden and his car was probably inches in front of mine by the time he made it into my lane. I ended up accelerating around him, the first person in line waiting for the left arrow to turn green, with him right behind me. I've never wanted to pummel a fellow motorist so badly as that day. The fucked up part is that if I had actually hit him, I probably would have been labeled as being at fault by the police or whoever b/c I would have rear ended him, unless there were some quality witnesses paying attention to what was going on. -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 25/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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Originally posted by Anya I took a taxi a month or two ago and the cab driver had some Fruit Stripe gum. I didn't even know it still existed. I always thought it was kind of nasty, sort of like really bad Trix cereal in gum form. -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 26/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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| Mystère et boule de gomme... -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 27/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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| I was working at a camp in 2004 and the very first day we all came up to assemble the staff we had a huge windy thunderstorm and lost power. We spent the next week chopping up logs from downed trees and carrying them into the woods out of the pathways. One day while doing this I was talking with some friends and the camp ranger when some idiots behind me picked up a log and didn't watch where they were going and how they were turning the log, which was quite large. Probably 18 inches or more in diameter. I turn my head to see what they're doing and before I know it reflexes are kicking in as I have to duck this log that is coming right at my head at pretty fast speed. Still don't know how I managed to avoid that injury, must be spider sense. I felt a rush for most of that afternoon. The most heart pounding moments for me are actually while driving though. I've been nearly hit many times by idiot drivers and I've been the idiot driver myself a couple times. For example I was delivering for Jimmy Johns one night and I had no cigarette lighter handy, so I had to use the one in my car. Well the one in my car had to be held in, as the spring and sensor were broken. This forced me to learn forward in order to keep the lighter heating up or else it wouldn't work. I tried several times to light my cigarette but it just wouldn't go. Before I knew it I looked up and the guy ahead of me had suddenly stopped, forcing me to brake with only about 50 feet of distance or so. I was so jacked up on adrenaline after that I don't think I settled down for hours. -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 28/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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(cross posted from RHDN) Imporant: While it could be used by a novice SNES 65c816 hacker, this set of tools is primarily aimed at experienced users that are jaded with the SNES debugging status quo Advent is a plugin for Notepad++ that bridges the gap between the textual aspect of coding assembly language for the SNES and actually running it in an emulator debugger. It is modeled to some extent after Visual Studio (and other similar graphical frontends to debuggers). Advent as a whole could be thought of as an entity depending upon three modules:
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| MathOnNapkins Member Level: 12 Posts: 29/29 EXP: 7801 For next: 120 Since: 12-17-07 Since last post: 1469 days Last activity: 1178 days |
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| Now that you mention it, this would actually work a lot better for homebrew than for rom hacking, b/c with a homebrew you (almost certainly) have access to all the code being assembled. -------------------- Zelda 3 (ALTTP) Hacking Forum on Arc-Nova |
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