modding attempts successful.

You might have known that I have most of the Cave Shoot em ups for PS2, but I play it in a emulator called PCSX2 and SSF which in itself is clever piece of coding. Now I finally have the know-how, comprehension to mod two consoles, the Sega Saturn and PS2, because the chips are plug and play. I don't think I get kudos/karma for this, but who knows! This is the fourth hit on google.


http://img294.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=000qe.jpg
.


^That's a DMS4 plug-and-play modchip (state-of-the-art). When it dies, the modchip is recyclable


Sega Saturn chip.

http://www.consolesource.com/ecomm/catalog/ModChips-orderby0-p-1-c-4.html


And I also bought one Memor 32 modchip "firmware modified" memory card, so if I plug it in than I can read all the CDRs and DVDrs for PS and PS2 similar to a modchip. It's soldierless. That's even better than the DMS4. This is so much more less hassle than the DMS4 and costs $5 less! Only $60 with tax!

Real life Starship Troopers

Now you can destroy bugs with a Bug-a-salt gun for $39.95.  It's a little like Starship Troopers.

Time machine only $140K

Life insurance will pay for your "time machine" into the 26th century!

Only 140,000 dollars! BE in there as long as you want! This is why life insurance is better than nationalize healthcare!

Cyber Cold War

World Communism is Strong from The John Birch Society on Vimeo.

Chinese uses Deng Xiaoping as a philosophy and "don't fit in".

All I say is Windows isn't safe for anything important and switch to Linux (safe) or PC-BSD (safest). Using Smith Act for impeachment is more realistic too.

VASIMR engine for Mars mission

The Variable Specific Impulse Magnetoplasma Rocket (VASIMR) Mars engine would send astronauts to mars in 40 days. It uses radio waves to ionize and heat a propellant and magnetic fields to accelerate the resulting plasma to generate thrust.

Franklin Chang-Diaz set up the Ad Astra Rocket Company in January 2005 to begin development of the VASIMR engine. Later that year, the company signed a Space Act Agreement with NASA, and were granted control of the Advanced Space Propulsion Laboratory. In this lab, a 50 kW prototype was constructed, and underwent testing in a vacuum chamber. Later, a 100 kW version was developed, and this was followed by a 200 kW prototype. After a long period of rigorous testing in a 150 m3 vacuum chamber, the latest configuration was deemed space-worthy, and it was announced that the company had entered into an agreement to test the VF-200 engine on the International Space Station, in or before 2013.

Take Back America: A Battle Plan

Download 700 KB
Mirror 550 KB

^ extract the ebook file in rar with 7zip file manager to get html files

Obama is a Trotskyist / Trot!

" The Federal Reserve Board, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Treasury Department threaten to become, in effect, mere implementers of a global economic strategy designed by the IMF and the G-20 countries."

"If we let him keep control of Congress in 2011 and 2012, he will destroy our free enterprise system and replace it with government control of all aspects of our lives. He will work with the Europeans to enslave us in a global socialist system."

VASIMR engine for Mars mission

The Variable Specific Impulse Magnetoplasma Rocket (VASIMR) Mars engine would send astronauts to mars in 40 days. It uses radio waves to ionize and heat a propellant and magnetic fields to accelerate the resulting plasma to generate thrust.



Franklin Chang-Diaz set up the Ad Astra Rocket Company in January 2005 to begin development of the VASIMR engine. Later that year, the company signed a Space Act Agreement with NASA, and were granted control of the Advanced Space Propulsion Laboratory. In this lab, a 50 kW prototype was constructed, and underwent testing in a vacuum chamber. Later, a 100 kW version was developed, and this was followed by a 200 kW prototype. After a long period of rigorous testing in a 150 m3 vacuum chamber, the latest configuration was deemed space-worthy, and it was announced that the company had entered into an agreement to test the VF-200 engine on the International Space Station, in or before 2013.

Top 16-bit titles

10. Earthbound
9. Sonic CD
8. Super Castlevania IV
7. Super Mario World
6. Secret of Mana
5. Super Metroid
4. Super Mario RPG
3. Zelda: A Link to the Past
2. Final Fantasy III/VI
1. Chrono Trigger

Update OS Day V-2: OpenSolaris 2009.06 impressions:

I installed OpenSolaris on an Athlon 64 X2 with 3 GB of RAM and it took an 40 minutes to install CD. After it booted up, I had Gnome 2.26 of course. It feels a lot like Linux, yet is smoother when I move around windows. I believe this has something to do with the 850 MB the kernel uses while OpenSuse 11.2 Gnome uses like 490 MB with nothing open. OpenSolaris 2009.06 is the only OS I can find on Ebay. The new release comes out in June. Solaris 2009 06 recognized my Dlink 108 Mbit Wifi connection and my NTFS slave drives, my Windows 7 partition and thumb drive. I asked the forum if developers could make a KDE and Gnome combo DVD like OpenSuse would.

There is no OpenOffice 3.1 so I was looking for a Wine emulator on Rapidshare, Megaupload, and others. That's what Linux has advantage with presently.
ZFS is a lot better file system than EXT4 and even BTRFS. ZFS is even more advanced than Microsoft's NTFS or Disturbed File System . It has more features than NTFS for Windows 7 on it.

My rating of OpenSolaris 2009 06 is an 7.5 out of 10. I knew I should take off 20 points for no office suite and no Wine. Stability is perfect however. It also doesn't come with any problems at all, just the bare bones! -5 points right there. It would make an awesome server with the stability. I don't think infiltrated Ubuntu's base, because Open Solaris came out in mid-2008 and wasn't great until 2009.06 release due to the improvements to ZFS features and ZFS tools integration into the Gnome GUI.

The GNU is complaining that it's inferior is compatible with OpenSolaris, but the OpenSolaris code isn't backwards compatible with their license. Having the ZFS file system in Linux is all the rage, but they can't due to GPL 3.0 incompatibility. That and Linux is still less stable even though you can't tell with Ubuntu and Fedora! UNIX is up 365 days. Linux is up 362 days a year. OpenSolaris could seriously overtake Linux in the future, because OpenSolaris has the best of both worlds. Linux only has one world and thus inferior. This answers the question that Linux passed UNIX solely do to the GNU and free was behind it. Even a professor would tell you that Linux was implemented as early as 1999 to cut costs and wiped UNIX off the map until Opensolaris was publically available.
Bad thing about OpenSolaris is you must have two boot loaders. You must always parition first, install Windows first, OpenSoarlis second and OpenSuse third; otherwise the GRUB menu only shows OpenSolaris and Windows and no OpenSuse. Even then I had to load into OpenSuse and select SDA3 on my yast boot loader and name SDA3 "OpenSolaris". I have to do this every time now. Fortunely, it doesn't create bad karma of OpenSolaris 2009 06 with me.

Solaris ZFS offers a dramatic advance in data management with an innovative approach to data integrity, tremendous performance improvements, and a welcome integration of file system and volume management capabilities. The centerpiece of this new architecture is the concept of the virtual storage pool which de-couples the file system from physical storage in the same way that virtual memory abstracts the address space from physical memory; allowing for much more efficient use of the storage devices. In ZFS, space is shared dynamically between multiple file systems from a single storage pool, and is parceled out from the pool as file systems request it. So, physical storage can be added to or removed from storage pools dynamically, without interrupting services. This provides new levels of flexibility, availability, and performance. And in terms of scalability, Solaris ZFS is a 128-bit file system. Its theoretical limits are truly mind-boggling—2128 bytes of storage and 264 for everything else, such as file systems, snapshots, directory entries, and devices.

7.5 out of 10. (8.0 if I could find WINE)