Search results

I'm still more curious about enlightment.

Highly dubious indeed, in fact I’m pretty sure it’s a fake – I know how I would have faked that video at least. Point is if you can’t emulate a PS1, with it’s much more similar to the PSP processor, then how on earth are you going to emulate the N64? Let’s just compare CPU’s shall we: PSP...

afaik the problem is the encryption used by newer games, so adding new data to the rc file won't help.

It's not a memory leak - it's a feature: http://developers.slashdot.org/article.pl?...6/02/14/2154224

I'll second that, foxit is my pdf reader of choice in windows. The only problem is sometimes I'll run into a PDF that doesn't open with it - like ones that are encrypted, at which point I fall back to the bloat tasktic Adobe Reader.

As I recall it's not quite ready for the masses yet, and it's only be handed out over IRC to people who have asked for it.

So it's Monday - and the forum is still hacked?

We'll -- It's brick proof once you get art's uboot on... but at any rate awsome news.

Bluntly, using IE on the Internet is like fucking a whore without a condom... Practice safe surfing people...

Where's vimac's to ban rokdcasbah? he posted goatse - and that's against the third rule! (http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?act=announce&f=41&id=27)

It was pretty much a worst case scenario in the video but all the same that was pathetic. Even if it cut the load time in half by selecting exhibition mode and having entrance videos off, it would still be pathetic.

I got a TV-Out cable from them awhile back and it was crap-o-lishous. No responce from them either on getting it replaced with one that actually works.

It's not any different from the way things are currently done. The current menu only creates the illusion of listing the files for the media players. The menu itself isn't what your seeing once you select Music from the menu, your actually looking at the Media player from that point forward...

Which one is a better option is a much hard question then I would have originally thought. My instinct tells me option 1 results in the same kind of illogical layout we have now. That is to say that some programs insist on being in a certainty directory and therefore browsing to them can be...

There are two very different approaches to the menu – 1) The menu is file driven. It list files in directories, and when one of these files is selected it is opened with the appropriate program. 2) The menu is config file driven. Config files define the items in the menu, when one of these...

List only make sense if your using the menu as a front end for command line driven programs - the question is do we want it to work that way?

The source to the PSP flash player hasn't been repleased yet - I'm sure it's using GPL'd code (who in there right mind would start from scratch when there's already perfectly good GPL'd code out there) so it will be released "soon".

I emailed them a few days ago about getting a replacement for my crap-o-lishous first generation tv-out cable, haven't heard anything back.

I think this might be more then a simple port thou - it looks like at the very least this has a pretty front end for loading the files. Prehaps given the amount of attention this is getting some active development might happen on this project to increase compatability.

Saw this today: http://www.psphacks.net/content/view/639/2/ and it really caught my eye. I suspect that this project is based on Gnash (http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/) given its limitations and that the developer is promising to release the source in a couple of days. This might make for...