Robert

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Our dollar is worth about 75 US cents, so it's not THAT bad.

Amongst the usual pile of junk mail was one from Toys'r'us, featuring the upcoming xbox launch. I saw the prices, and I'm wondering if anyone will be able to pay for it. XBOX360 arriving 23rd March! $648.99 Limited stocks! (well of course...) The games are $98.99 each!! Give me a break!

Nice! Couldn't look at the forum though. Are the types of files that can be stored limited to images, or can anything be saved?

So who's been a bad boy? I think I gained 100-200 but i'm not really sure.

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How come it says We have 6537 registered members but TrinityBlade is No. 9135

Did this recount include the ones in the Forum Attack System?

Member 55: that's a lot of lurking! Daeval: I certainly remember you because you were an attacker at one time, and you could hold an intelligent conversation. TrinityBlade: I don't know how your thread became part of this one.. anyway welcome to 1emulation. Ask any game-related questions you like, but in the appropriate forum.

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Thanks to XBOX SCENE. Offical press release.

A Sinclair Spectrum emulator. No changelog. >> Get it HERE

Monkey 64 is a N64 emulator for the PSP. >> Get the binary at the official thread HERE

Somehow 1715 people have watched it and gave an average of 9.3/10. I gave it a one and I want those 10 minutes of my life refunded.

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It's about time things looked up. Thanks of course to sgstair, and then Pointless, sypherce, Sintax, InfernoDS and the other programmers who have joined us. And Two9A, mic and doublec who got us started on the DS road. Congrats to you all.

XP doesn't HAVE to take much room, we run it on small computers here at work and it's only 200mb of disk space.

Some nice clones there.

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And some things that don't.

The most efficient way is for the list to be already sorted, and then doing the binary-find. However as the list is unsorted, you will need to sort it before doing the binary-find. As usual with school questions, you need to make assumptions with insufficient specifications. The "most efficient" depends on what sort technique is used, how many members in the array, and how much memory is available. If we assume that the sort happens instantly, then answer (e) is correct. If the array only has 2 members, obviously answer (d) will be correct.

It makes more sense now - I think. If I get in more tangles I'll post again. Thanks.

Hello human-bahmaut, good to see a new attacker. *Adds another frag to my total*

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