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Battlecity Megadrive is a remake of Battlecity ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_City_(video_game) ).

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Gubic Guy is a small animation demo for Genesis / Megadrive.

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http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/4/21/1876835/CUBICGUY.RAR

Nothing fancy here, just some BMPs converted to tiles and having redundancies removed and no compression.

but fun none the less so enjoy

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Megafuck is an implementation of Brainfuck.

The Brainfuck programming language is an esoteric programming language noted for its extreme minimalism. It is a Turing tarpit, designed to challenge and amuse programmers, and is not suitable for practical use (from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck ).

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The game pretty much plays like a basic Snake clone (collect food to grow bigger, if you hit yourself or the edges of the stage you die).

The game is only 260bytes big.

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Coders might be interested in the recent Dingux toolchain… so here we go!

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Latest toolchain (MIPS32 instead of MIPS I, added libmikmod).

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Dingux System Installation pack, contains kernels and rootfs.

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Latest dingux system installation pack. Contains kernels and rootfs.

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Ignacio Garcia aka booboo has some great news about his “Dual Boot Installer”, he made progress and eliminated the sometimes occurring “Flash Write Error” and released the fix to the public.

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I’ve just released a new dual-boot installer in the hope that it fixes the “flash write error” problem some users have experienced. The error is caused by one or more bad pages in the first block of NAND. This is normal and there is a mechanism that was supposed so handle it but wasn’t working. As I don’t have bad pages in this first block in my two A320s, I can’t test it myself, so, until someone reports that it is working for him, consider it beta.

Download: http://code.google.com/p/dingoo-linux/downloads/list

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Developer “Flash”, who was already involved in the development of Warhawk DS, presented his latest project to the public.

It’s named “Maniac Miner – The Lost Levels” and is apparently a remake/sequel of the all time classic Maniac Miner. The graphics are really excellent and raise mood for more!

The screenshots shows the impression of the FINAL version, the demo has “oldschool” graphics.

Thanks to http://nintendomax.com/index.php?topic_id=10536 for the news.

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Are you developing an iPhone OS application and need the UDID from a device for Ad Hoc testing? Then you need UDIDit!

UDIDit is free application that makes it simple to retrieve the UDID from an iPhone OS device. By installing UDIDit on your iPhone or iPod Touch, you can easily send an email that includes the following useful information:

• Device Name (i.e. “Steve’s iPod Touch”)
• UDID = Unique Device Identifier required for Ad Hoc testing
• Model (i.e. “iPod Touch (2nd Gen)”)
• Model ID (i.e. “iPod2,1?)
• Version = iPhone OS version and build number (i.e. “3.0 (7A341)”)
• Capacity = Total space on the device’s file system
• Available = Available space on the device’s file system

As a developer, it can be difficult to explain to your testers how to obtain their device’s UDID and send it to you. To make it easier, simply ask them to install UDIDit on their device and press the “Send Email” button.

You can even email them a URL that they can click on from their device after installing UDIDit and it will automatically generate an email to the specified address (i.e. “udidit://emailaddress@yourdomain.com”). Or you can copy the UDID to the pasteboard by clicking on the UDID (iPhone OS 3.0 and above).

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Ham is a free iPhone Ham Radio utility.

View solar conditions (Solar Flux, Indices, X-Rays, Sunspots and calculated band conditions).

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