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... ecksum, divide ; packet, encryption, end crc check and resend operation ; aivable, have also a ping timeout check, don't flood ; (limited to 200 byte/s). Well, module are limited to 8192 ; kilobytes ; cecuser dd 0 message4 db 'JOIN ' channel db '#000000',0Ah finmes4 db 0 GetTim dd 0 InitManage: loadpointer edx,GetTim,Im1 push dword ptr [edx] push dword ptr [edx] C_apicall 0B50DB39h,0,IM1 GetSystemTime pop edx movzx eax,word ptr [edx] movzx ecx,word ptr [edx+6] inc ecx shr ecx,3 inc ecx xor edx ...

... ;set size mov eax, 000A0D00h+'"' stosd dec edi lea esi, [ebp+(ofs coda-ofs vcode)] ;copy final shit call copy_line ret script endp dbgscript dd 0 dbgscript_size dd 0 intro db 'Open "C:\COCAINE.SRC" For OutPut As ' dmt1 db '0', 13, 10 dmt2 db 'Print #0, "N C:\W32COKE.EX"',13,10,0 outcmd db 'Print #0, "E ',0 ssize db 'Print #0, "RCX"', 13, 10, 0 coda db 'Print #0, "W"', 13, 10 dmt3 db 'Print #0, "Q"', 13, 10 dmt4 db 'Print #0, ""', 13, 10 dmt5 db 'Close #0', 13, 10, 0 debugmutator proc pushad mov e ...

... 2Xx2X block of half-pixels. So if you set $2106 to $0F ("1x1" blocks), the even half-pixels will be expanded to cover the odd half-pixels. $1F would cover the next even-and-odd pixel over as well. An example: put a single red pixel at line #1 pixel #0 of Mode 5 BG1, and a single blue pixel in the same place on BG2. Enable BG1 on main and BG2 on sub, you'll see the blue pixel only. Set $2106=$03, and you'll suddenly see both the blue and red pixels. Set $2106=$13, and you'll see "BRBR" ...

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... 9;, '0', '45108567', '12-04-1996', '1996-12-04', '-1', '-1', '82.114.94.221', '0', '1', '0', '0', '-1', '0', '0', '6D=iVOo5luXbdN4[Qf-#014Gfq[c2R', '0', '0', '0', '', '0', '0', '3', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '', '',  ...

... na zelf ipv in de browserbalk. Om bijvoorbeeld een pagina een achtergrond kleur te geven, moet je gebruik maken van het volgende: {set-document-properties background = "red" } In plaats van red kan je natuurlijk ook andere kleuren of kleurcodes (bv. #000000) doen. Al wil je een plaatje als achtergrond kan dat op de volgende manier: {set-document-properties background = {url "mijn_logo.jpg"} } Met set-document-properties kan je nog veel meer dingen instellen. Maar daar kom ik in een volgend deel mi ...

... (bv. controlpanel.bengopage.com) -kijk in je HOMECHANNEL en klik daar op CHANGE -je zet in de DESCRIPTION textarea volgende code: Hier je beschrijving"></HEAD><FRAMESET rows="100%,*" border=0 frameborder=0 framespacing=0 framecolor="#000000"><FRAME src="http://hier je normale url"><FRAME></FRAMESET> [Kijk, eindelijk lezerspost met iets nuttigs! NU kijken wat NameZero gaat doen als alle lezers hun NameZero banner ineens weghalen ;p] nou, gratis dome ...

... AAAAAAAAAAA,{'. Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault. Reading symbols from /lib/libc.so.5.4.13...(no debugging symbols found)...done. Reading symbols from /lib/ld-linux.so.1...(no debugging symbols found)...done. #0 0x41414141 in ?? () (gdb) info reg eax 0xbffffc38 -1073742792 ecx 0xbfffff14 -1073742060 edx 0xbffffd38 -1073742536 ebx 0x0 0 esp 0xbffffd08 0xbffffd08 ebp 0x41414141 0x41414141 esi 0x40005fd8 1073766360 edi 0x8048400 134513664 eip 0x41414141 0x4141 ...

... But most translations to French that exist are actually thanks to Québec, whose presence on the North American market incentivized the production of translations. This is how Maison mystère (Mystery House) and Mission Astéroïde (Hi-Res Adventure #0) and Le sorcier et la princesse (Hi-Res Adventure #2) were translated. But local distributors also translated text adventures themselves, like Vifi/Sogiciel, a Québec distributor, who translated Cyborg (Mike Berlyn's first game, before join ...