Just because something is deemed impossible, even by the general community, doesn't mean it IS impossible. If had no people who take risks like this, and try to push things beyond their limit, then we would be sorely lacking in progress.
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Who'd have thought it! There's news from PDAi of a possible (and I say POSSIBLE - we all remember the Amiga emu!), Playstation emulator for the GP32. LDChen from that forum has posted that he has completed a very early alpha of a PSX emu for our beloved little...
It's probably just random background noise. It's more important when an application tries to access the internet then when it tries to access your computer.
Try using NetLimiter to limit the upload and see what happens. Also check your CPU usage. I have eMule set to 2KB/s upload because I don't actually download a lot with it :D
eMule + NetLimiter = fast download with tiny upload ;)
Routers can only protect against incoming packets, as it can't tell where the outgoing packets are coming from (IE, which application). Some applications may use port 80 for bad stuff, while most use it for good stuff. That's why you should still use a rule-based software firewall on your...
More like midnight. And only in residental (low-traffic) neighborhoods that approve it - but it's true! Of course, they switch the traffic lights to flash yellow - they don't just turn them off ;)
No official announcement or rumor, just a hunch based on past experiences. RPGs aren't one of the best-selling genres, and Xbox games are usually pretty Windows-portable.
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