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do the other two at least have names? or are they completely nameless Razz

yeah, those cheap ps/2 to usb adapters show up as barcode scanners for some reason. as for the mouse not working, do you have another machine with native ps/2 to test it on? that could rule out the be ...

Here are the direct links if you want to give them a try.

i get "No address associated with hostname" from ping, and Firefox doesn't even attempt to load it. is something up with your D ...

for context, WebTV supports something called Interactive TV, which are basically website links encoded into line-21 captions (specifically the Text 2 field). i'm trying to figure out if there's a way ...

speaking of said adapter; i ordered some cards (18 bucks for two 4GB cards is absolutely insane, but at least it's two i guess? oh well.. i know CFs are just really expensive but i don't know why)

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not hijacking if you're telling me something! Razz

i saw that, and i'm still somewhat interested, however i did get a CF adapter anyways since i wasn't sure when it would properly release.

that image link is giving me a 403 forbidden; i think you might have to be logged in to see it

update: the AWE64 finally came in last night, and i can say it's soooo much better than the old Jazz16 card. the mixer doesn't crap out over higher bitrate sounds (or just randomly crackle and pop whi ...

VS2005 for lyfe Razz

unironically i think it's the IDE i've spent the most time in, as well as VB .NET being one of my more familiar languages

They're pretty slow in terms of access speed, relative to something like a CF card anyway, but they're designed more for running computers on them.

i suppose as long as it's as fast as a hard drive ...

been a while since i posted, so here's updates of what i can remember:

i got that S3 ViRGE in. it's better, but still performing a lot worse than i'd imagine it should. things like Whiplash/Fatal R ...

the last like, book i actually opened up was the Windows 95 Resource Kit. i'm not much of a book reader Laughing

is it one of those KaiOS powered devices, or is it something else like J2ME? if it's Java i might have some ideas for things to install

that's it. that's the post. send tweet

IBM WebBoy for DOS is.. interesting. it's an entirely DOS based browser and e-mail client for Japanese DOS systems, seemingly designed specially for the Palmtop PC 110 (although will run on standard P ...