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Very sad.

I'm still rocking an EP7 IIe Piano after all these years...

..and maybe to stop users playing HTML games (Nintendo ripoffs for example). This is a shame as I felt the Wii U was crippled in this respect (i.e. video tag supported but not audio!)

I would have thought a simple grep would do the trick if you have the source code.

Amazing - I still don't fully understand how you manage to do rays on a tile based system, with so many textures to account for...

Anyone know if the emulator in this allows the -1 world trick in super Mario Bros? I have the wii u vc version but that doesn't...

This looks like a good source to learn WebRTC data channels. Correct?

It's like their 'HTML5' browser (on either the wii or wiiu) so slow! The thing is the Wii U specs could have run at least some version of Chrome... I don't think it's hardware accelerated in anyway - prehaps to stop html5 games interfering with 3rd party games maybe?

Can confirm. If the iu / method of entering a postcode wasn't so faffy for the in car satnav, it would serfice.

Great idea! The only thing I could think of adding, is when you last took your drugs, you could have some sort of button you press on the lock screen and a tick list.

Going further you could have a progress bar next to each drug which slowly goes down depending on when you should take it next .

What about other big customers of Lenovo ? Those that use Linux for Java development but are not Microsoft for example. I don't see this as carelessness, and how much money would a market leader make from such a corrupt request?

from what has been shown to be a reversed engineer of the bios... a simple goto statement to skip menu config code muddies the water here... Why would a professional company do this? It certainly doesn't look accidental when seen from this angle.

Your quote reminds me of Robin Hood.

This to me is like:

if (x) { ... ... } someMethod()

Changed to :

if (x) { ... ... someMethod()

It's not as readable. Maybe as others have suggested, leave it to a compiler.

If Mars is farther away than Earth from the Sun, how come the scientists believe Mars was once warmer and wetter than today?

On a side note: I've been testing edge on a Dell 1012 netbook (atom, 2gb) and it beats Chrome for rendering YouTube videos (480p max!) which I found surprising (video stutters on Chrome). However on my main laptop when running scratch (ok flash based), cloud based games are better sync'd when using Chrome (it's a slither.io clone). Overall battery life is exceptable for both browsers.

So is the clay endorsed with the fingerprints of the scammer?

The way the robo bird learns is inspiring.

I've yet to blow chunks on a vr headset, however in 2015 I came close via a homemade headset for a nexus 7 with the cardboard app 'Drive City Rollercoster' Dispite nearly falling down the stairs with a nexus 7 strapped to my head, (I broke my fall with my left arm) I'm sure this tech will take off this year.

I'm surprised the Scratch programming language which is currently all flash based isn't on the whitelist ?

I wonder how this would work without any magnetic switches - just that having made my own cardboard viewer for a nexus 7 and without the magnetic switch you have to tap the screen somehow which breaks the experience (for me)

Could you tell us if the webview uses the built in chrome webview now? Just that I gave one of your earlier app inventor products a whirl and thought it was slow for html 5 and JavaScript stuff...

Slightly off topic, but can anyone recommend a webrtc tutorial for data channels or any projects which can be used for player v player over the browser (chrome) . I guess like one player has to be the master and the other players join his/her webrtc connection ?

Enjoyed the read on these retro systems. I would like to see a tutorial on creating a (NES) mapper from scratch. This link gives insights, but I need something more if possible. Cheers!

Brings back some memories!

I added sound (via web audio) and touch / joystick controls to Ben Firshmans excellent NES emulator. Needs more mappers though.

Don't know if this counts as well - there's also phosphorus, a Scratch emulator:

http://phosphorus.github.io/

Just chuck the code into an XML validator. Any character > 127 will be flagged as invalid.

Browser speed wars maybe?

// save some time.. if (header == 404) { // abort... and get the next thing }

Looks like a proper nes emulator rather than just a front end. (Checked out the mapper code which is required for nes emulators)

On a side note, how hard would it be to convert this mapper to JavaScript? https://github.com/jasarien/Provenance/blob/master/PVNES/NES...

even shorter, change the loop to:

for(i=4000;i--;)

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One question: can your solution deal with node sets as output (rather than xml) so to re-transform the input again?

If so, are you then using the parser to take the recursive hit (e.g stack space on a looping xml call-template) or the middle ware of yours? How are inline errors from the xsl handled etc....

What about disposal of the harmful chemicals used for etching? (ie you can't just tip them down the sink)