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    That....was no better (see screen grab I just did) again I think the issue is what you create exists nowhere except in your OWN BROWSER. Again, from the description on that site "Your work is saved only in your browser. That means you don't need to create an account to use Twine 2, and everything you create isn't stored on a server somewhere else — it stays right in your browser." It's NOT an Atariage issue, it is a LINK issue. You cannot link people to the URL in your browser as what you create is not stored on the site server. You should probably just cut n paste the text instead of trying to link to it.
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    By this description I am guessing only YOU can see your work? I don't think you can link to it, it is on your system. "Your work is saved only in your browser. That means you don't need to create an account to use Twine 2, and everything you create isn't stored on a server somewhere else — it stays right in your browser. Two very important things to remember, though. Since your work is saved only in your browser, if you clear its saved data, then you'll lose your work! Not good. Remember to use that Archive button often. You can also publish individual stories to files using the menu on each story in the story list. Both archive and story files can always be re-imported into Twine. Secondly, anyone who can use this browser can see and make changes to your work. So if you've got a nosy kid brother, look into setting up a separate profile for yourself."
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    I don't get what I am supposed to be seeing at this link? This is what I get? Same thing happened the last time you posted this.
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    "aren't promising anything. " - Pretty sure that is the company motto.
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    Much of the ROMS from ISO. zone have been re-uploaded and are intact and available under new varied file hosting links over at retrozone .co Much of the community have relocated as well as ISO. zone will completely cease at some point while many including myself still use the forums there until such time. Note, I put spaces on my site addresses and did not link for obvious reasons, if my post is still not allowed I understand if it is removed or edited accordingly.
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    I do not know the correct answer, I am sure someone more knowledgeable will chime in. However two possibilities come to mind, perhaps someone simply slapped a woody top onto a Vader bottom? Might not be entirely impossible that Atari themselves did it as they were known to use whatever parts they had spare at any given time? Hope you get a proper answer.
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    If i am understanding correctly THESE are the drivers required for Windows 64 bit http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/CDM/CDM%20v2.12.28%20WHQL%20Certified.zip As linked to / mentioned in this thread : http://atariage.com/forums/topic/156500-latest-harmony-cart-software/?do=findComment&comment=1920256 You certainly lose nothing in attempting to install them. Otherwise I can only suggest you try a different USB cable or port on your PC.
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    Of course. This is just a hack of another game (Squirrel King) but shows the possibility. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E63lMeUJsI
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    They must of used the same 1982 proto image for the Canadian Consumer Distributing catalogue when it was purchased for me by my parents I was expecting exactly that and was a little disappointing when what I pulled out of the box looked different. I definitely thought the controllers looked cooler with the built in spinner and metallic looking keypad. Though I suspect it may at least be a little "grass is always greener" syndrome.
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    ‘Superman’ actress Margot Kidder’s death ruled a suicide https://apnews.com/d88635085b394e83ae612744e84b9087?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP&utm_campaign=SocialFlow&__twitter_impression=true&__twitter_impression=true

    1. retrorandy

      retrorandy

      She was so beautiful and amazing in Superman as was Christopher Reeve. What a great movie to see on the big screen as a kid. I want to remember her the way she was in that movie. She brought such light & joy to so many of us. May she rest in peace.

    2. retrorandy

      retrorandy

      Ok, on a random note I forgot she was in Amityville Horror. That movie was such a great watch too.

    3. Flojomojo

      Flojomojo

      We dump on Hollywood for not recognizing unconventional women, but Margot Kidder was a really interesting choice for Lois Lane. Quirky, squeaky voice, not traditionally beautiful.

       

      Shelley Duvall comes to mind, too. Unfortunately she's not doing well. https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2016/11/17/shining-actress-shelley-duvall-tells-dr-phil-shes-mentally-ill/94031976/

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    Between torrents, iso . com and other sites I have not visited EmuParadise in years, I wont miss them.
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    Apparently it is One week until the Commodore Vegas Expo v14 2018 !

  16. OldSchoolRetroGamer
    Read the post IT IS OBVIOUSLY directed at HYPERKIN. Lighten up and don't be so sensitive or you are going to have a hard time here and in forums in general.
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    Results and prototypes would help me be less skeptical, when the majority of fund raised consoles that had a prototype fail I will be damned if I am going to buy into a console who's ONLY marketing is based on words, hype, promises and IMAGINATION. I LOVE ATARI as my history and collection will prove and I hope to eat my words (I WOULD BE HAPPY TO) but history time and again reminds me we have been down this road before and it seems no matter how many times we go down this road there are those always willing to continue down it even if that road is a dead end. Some people never learn I guess. Keep trying, you might get lucky one of these times and be one of those early "BELIEVERS" who actually received everything promised.
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    I need to do something like that, was it difficult? I hate the default top of this controller.
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    Correct, fat 32 is just the file system of the card, has nothing to do with the contents.
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    You do not need to be signed into your MS account, I am not and it worked fine, it will still open the MS store and you can download from there.
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    The Coleco ADAM scholarship. https://colecoadam.wordpress.com/2013/06/02/the-coleco-adam-scholarship/
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    RIP Tab Hunter :( Throwing on MST3K S06 E14 in tribute. http://www.mst3kinfo.com/?p=26336 Tab Hunter, the chiseled 1950s heartthrob who starred in dozens of films, including “Damn Yankees,” died at his California home on July 8. He was 86. MSTies will recall he played evil mastermind Stayczek in the movie in episode 614- SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL. The Hollywood reporter has the story. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/tab-hunter-dead-damn-yankees-star-was-86-1057871

    1. Flojomojo

      Flojomojo

      I honestly thought he was long dead, but I remember this article from a few years ago ... "What’s admirable about Hunter is that, against his long-standing instinct for the quiet life, he is filling out an important part of gay history, when the studios controlled their charges and the celluloid closet was firmly locked shut. " https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/tab-hunters-secrets

    2. retrorussell

      retrorussell

      I'll have to sing "Reproduction" from Grease 2 this week in his honor.

    3. retrorandy

      retrorandy

      I first saw him on the big screen in Lust in the Dust as a kid. At the time I wasn't quite sure what I was getting myself into. Later on I saw Polyester and loved him in that. He seemed to be a professional and so very handsome when he was younger. RIP Tab

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