Recent content by MZ3540

Haha, you know me well enough now to realise I can't do that. Anyway, ditch the ram card. The SCSI interface on your cyberstorm is faster, so if you need more memory set up some virtual memory using gigamem or something. But for OS4.1, does setting up a swap partition work on classics? If so...

I will skip over that bit too and suggest that Duke Nukem 3d is a game that is worth revisiting. Google eduke32 for an updated version that runs on modern platforms. There are also updated rendering engines and the high-res pack to play with. Playing this game on hardware more powerful than...

Thanks for the update. The package was held up a few days here as the staff at my local post office are morons. I still haven't been back there to pay for the postage yet... Anyway I'm so relieved it arrived. I will leave feedback when I next get myself in front of a PC.

I agree with John's synth idea. In 2nd year, one guy in my class made a midi controlled synth... everyone was impressed. A simple synth should be easy enough to design. Oscillators to create the sound and filters to alter the sound. Use your favourite microcontroller to implement the midi side...

Yeah I feel sick too! Anyway... pretty sure it was revealed when she first made headlines that she has never had the opportunity to try. Who knows, if that opportunity did present itself for her, she might be keen. I don't know. I never want to know. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

That guy has a very awesome wrist watch. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

I find it interesting (and somewhat scary) the number of people who buy a soldering iron and now are suddenly "electronics servicemen". That's fine. But then they head out offering their service to others despite having no fault-diagnosis knowledge. Getting back on-topic, my process involves...

Oh and some more useless trivia (on topic this time). The subway card doesn't ship with a key file anyway. The card acts as a hardware dongle to activate the software. Only exception is very early subway cards - these required a key file. All this is irrelevant now that Poseidon doesn't require...

The crown itself usually costs $1200 - $1500 to get made. The rest of the costs are for the dentists work. Mine was a little more than usual due to complications in the roots so I needed a couple of extra visits to the dentist. But still, generally need to budget around 3 grand to get a tooth...

I don't know if anyone could be as bad at caring for their teeth as I was as a child. Even as an adult I haven't been as good as I would like. Strangely I haven't had much trouble (considering how little attention I paid to my teeth over the years). Had one tooth pulled when I was 20, shortly...

You wouldn't use the disk if you had it anyway. The disk shipped with the hardware contains an old version of Poseidon as the latest version is too big to fit on a single floppy. Your really not missing out on much by not having the disk... you would still be downloading the latest version from...

System memory is measured as 1024 because that is how the computer addresses it. Storage space is a different story though. But I still say drive manufacturers are scamming the consumers! Makes me think of electronics manufacturers that quote the output of audio amps as Watts (peak) and...

I don't care about SD vs HD (well not yet, anyway). I watch anything put in front of me. For streaming over the internet, my connection is too expensive and isn't reliable enough for HD video. My old banger PC (AMD Barton 3000, 1GB ram, GeForce 4 64MB) can't handle high def video anyway. For...

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The Ratte switch is a very nice solution. Maybe Kipper2k is worth contacting, I seem to recall him making a comment about modifying the switch specifically for the CV 64/3D so it worked without needing to load the software to run it. If cost is a concern (when talking RTG and flicker fixers you...