Jitway

Hey I am for anything and anyone that want to host or start a chatroom for all us to talk and reminisce.

Here is me after a mosh style concert with In This Moment. Yes I am sweaty got the hair back in a ponytail.

Good for you Gryph. Glad to see you are executing your constitutional rights. I have shot everything from a 22 caliber to a 60 caliber. My favorite gun is my 7mm Remington varmint special. I use this till kill pesty ground hogs and to compete in shooting contest. Thought there is nothing like shooting a 9mm glock that I have. My favorite shotgun is a 20 gauge Ithaca that I had modded to shot all five rounds in 3 second. Got a sweet trigger and no kickback. Gotta love them gas operated shotguns. Yes I use it all fall I hunt a lot. Yes I kill animals but I eat them as well so shot me. So keep it up and shot everything you can get your hands on. Nothing like it for a real rush without damage to the brain unlike drugs kiddies.

So where the flock am I suppose to talk to all my old 1emulation friends at? This really sucks balls and big ones at that.

We have lost a longtime fellow emulator and gamer. He passed away on 04-11-2009. He was quite young. I had talked to him a few times on MSN Messenger and got to know him a bit. He was a real honest tell ya like it is person. He was always willing to help out anyone including the annoying noobs. I dare not post a link to his site as I got warned before for it. So those who don't know who I am talking about or need the address to pay your respects just pm me here or email me at jitway@msn.com.

Last visit was the end of June. Well a lot has happened and I am still alive and will be making a comeback here. So how you all been? Me AOK. Lots of things changed for me since last time here but will go into that in detail later, for now how has all my friends been doing? Want to here from you all. Gamecop, Cindr , Drake, Wiz, Ryan and Mooney watz been happen?

You have to be joking right? 3DO was the crap way before PSX even thought about it. The first 32 bit system. Come on Gavin.

Microsoft's June security updates were bad news for online criminals who make their living stealing password information from online gamers. The company's Malicious Software Removal Tool-- a program that detects and removes viruses and other bad programs from Windows machines-- removed game password-stealing software from more than 2 million PCs in the first week after it was updated to detect these programs on June 10. One password stealer, called Taterf, was detected on 700,000 computers in the first day after the update. That's twice as many infections as were spotted during the entire month after Microsoft began detecting the notorious Storm Worm malware last September. "These are ridiculous numbers of infections my friends, absolutely mind-boggling," wrote Matt McCormack, a spokesman with Microsoft's Malware Response Center, in a Friday blog posting. Between June 10 and June 17, Microsoft removed Taterf from about 1.3 million machines, he said. Microsoft's September detections seriously hobbled the Storm Worm botnet, once considered a top Internet threat. Password stealers such as Taterf are among the most common types of malicious software on the Internet. That's because there's big money to be made selling the virtual currencies used in online games for real-world cash. Once a criminal learns a gamer's username and password, he can log into the game and sell the victim's virtual possessions for virtual gold coins. Those coins are then handed to another character in the game who sells the gold for real-world dollars at an online exchange such as IGE, said Greg Hoglund, CEO of HBGary and a co-author of the book "Exploiting Online Games." "There's no way to audit that money transfer, so effectively they're doing money laundering," he said. "There's almost zero risk for the attackers." The password-stealing programs are often installed via Web-based attack code that exploits flaws in multimedia programs such as Adobe's Flash Player or Apple's QuickTime Player, Hoglund said. The attacks are often technically sophisticated, exploiting previously undisclosed bugs in Windows software, said Roger Thompson, chief research officer with AVG Technologies. "The 'World of Warcraft' password stealers have provided most of the innovation over the last twelve months," he said via instant message. Microsoft's McCormack provided some data on where most of the password stealer detections occurred. Not surprisingly, China was the top country, with 529,003 detections. Security experts say Chinese games are frequently the target of these attacks. Rounding out the top five countries for detections were Taiwan with 279,428, Spain with 235,381, the U.S. with 213,374 and Korea with 184,306. About 330 million copies of the Malicious Software Removal Tool update were downloaded during this June period. Gamers can make easy targets for criminals because some of them disable antivirus software to boost gaming performance, while others download free "cracked" versions of games, which can contain malware, McCormack said. "So how does one avoid being infected?" he asked. "Running an up-to-date anti-virus solution is a good start. Running an up-to-date, patched browser is another necessity," he said. "Enabling Automatic Updates helps a whole bunch, too." This is good news. Gaming password stealing is a big business. Lots of hackers make a living off selling them. At least Microsoft is good for something...lol. Source HERE

fMSX version 3.5.3 is a MSX emulator for PSP. Get it HERE

ScummVM WIP now supports Drascula The Vampire Strikes Back. Get it HERE

NEStopia v1.4.0 Linux version B is a Port Of The NES Emulator For Linux. Get it HERE bottom of page.

Snes9x GTK/X11 Port 35 is a Port of Snes9x v1.51 For Linux. Get it HERE

GMAMEUI is a frontend for SDLMame that helps you run MAME on GNOME desktop, allowing you to run your arcade games quickly and easily. Get it HERE

Ah JKKDARK and the posting troll. On another note should a mod not move this to the News Section? Just asking.

Swift.ROM v8.06.19 is a ROM Manager for NES/GBA/NDS. Get it HERE

This is the new beta of WinUAE the amiga emulator. Get it HERE

Sam v1.0.0.1 is a PSP emulator Get it HERE

MEKA 0.73 WIP is a Sega Master System emulator. Get it HERE

Gens for Linux v2.15.2 is a Sega Genesis / Sega CD / Sega 32X emulator for Unix. Get it HERE

WinUAE 1.5.0 is a amiga emulator. Get it HERE

MAMEWAH v1.63 is a MAME frontend. Get it HERE

SIDTool is a SID Player or SID Emulator Frontend for Windows with new and unique features that no other SID tool for windows offers Get it HERE

Well since 1 post doubt if you will come back. But if you do try removing the card and then reinstall it again and see if it finds the driver again and installs it. This should take care of the problem. Also what code does it give you when you click on the ?pc1 device in the device manager?

Same here running and no hiccups yet.....crossed fingers.

WinUAE 1.5.0 Public Beta 25 RC1 is a amiga emulator. Get it HERE