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| 15779 | Retro-Daze let's get healthy! | <blockquote rel="blueluigi"><b>blueluigi wrote :</b><br><i> Getting into a good diet is really the hardest thing for me. Every time I say I'm going to switch my diet and work on eating healthier, I always go back to my old ones about a week or so later. It's at the point where I don't even tell my family and friends anymore because they don't believe I can do it.<br> </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote>Yeah. Been there and done that a few times. I did actually stick with the South Beach Diet some years ago when I first found out my cholesterol was not good. I lost about 18 lbs. and my cholesterol started shaping up. Then I very slowly fell off the wagon. Can't let that happen again.<br><br> | Vaporman87 | Jan 23, 2015 |  |
| 15778 | Guy beats Super Mario World in under 6 minutes | <blockquote rel="shakin steak"><b>shakin steak wrote :</b><br><i> lol. Until he actually made it, I thought he was narrating live and the footage of him was just out of sync with the audio.<br> <br> As for how they come up with it, it's pretty clear it wasn't just somebody messing around, as you could easily imagine led to the discovery of minus world and stuff like that. My guess is that somebody was looking at code of the game's ROM in a hex editor. The video mentions this has never done on a console before, so it must have been first found in an emulator. And this person noticed a memory address register in the first level that was similar, or identical, to a register in the</i><b><i>...</i>-end quote</b></blockquote>This all reminds me of an episode of Pop Fiction. They used to go into some pretty "computer geek" detail to explain how certain things were found. And, usually that was by some "computer geek" breaking into the game's code and looking for anomalies. <br><br> | Vaporman87 | Jan 23, 2015 | |
| 15777 | Super Bowl 49 | I only like one of her songs, "Walking on Air". It's very 90s sounding. <br> | pikachulover | Jan 23, 2015 | |
| 15776 | 1992 movies. | Kick Back didn't have the same pizazz the first 3 Ninjas did.<br><br>It's alright, though. It had some good moments here and there.<br> | Mr Magic | Jan 23, 2015 | |
| 15775 | Super Bowl 49 | The Puppy Bowl is always amusing. <img src="http://retro-daze.org/images/smilies/MavSmile.gif" title=":)"> | Mr Magic | Jan 22, 2015 | |
| 15774 | Retro-Daze let's get healthy! | Getting into a good diet is really the hardest thing for me. Every time I say I'm going to switch my diet and work on eating healthier, I always go back to my old ones about a week or so later. It's at the point where I don't even tell my family and friends anymore because they don't believe I can do it.<br> | blueluigi | Jan 22, 2015 | |
| 15773 | Retro-Daze let's get healthy! | <blockquote rel="shakin steak"><b>shakin steak wrote :</b><br><i> <blockquote rel="vkimo"><b>vkimo wrote :</b><br><i><br> Ever try Dave's Killer Bread?<br> </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote><br>No, I haven't. It sounds...killer. Is it as expensive in the store as it is to mail order ($23 for two loaves)?<br><br>One thing I should do is start using whole grain flour. I don't make all of my bread--not even close--but I do like to make it.<br><br></i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote>I think it was like $6-7 a loaf back in California. On the east coast I'd have to mail order and no bread is worth $23.<br><br>I have a bread maker but even when following the recipes the bread always seem brittle. Slicing it is out of the questions so I end up biting chunks off it like a giant muffin.<br><br> | vkimo | Jan 22, 2015 | |
| 15772 | Retro-Daze let's get healthy! | <blockquote rel="vkimo"><b>vkimo wrote :</b><br><i> Ever try Dave's Killer Bread?<br> </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote><br>No, I haven't. It sounds...killer. Is it as expensive in the store as it is to mail order ($23 for two loaves)?<br><br>One thing I should do is start using whole grain flour. I don't make all of my bread--not even close--but I do like to make it.<br><br><br><blockquote rel="Vaporman87"><b>Vaporman87 wrote :</b><br><i> Today was day 3 of me getting in 30 mins. of exercise and avoiding soda. Switching to less salty things and whole grains, fish, vegetables and fruits. Low fat dairy and such. It's not easy, but it is helping me feel better about my health overall.<br> </i><b>-end quote</b></blockquote>That's awesome. I love salt also a little too much. But whole grains and fish and vegetables, that sounds really good. As for fruit I already have some at lunch five days a week. Routine is a big help and I would say that goes for all aspects. What are you doing for exercise?<br><br>Part of my problem might be that I don't actually feel better when I make changes. I cut WAY down on smoking and drinking but I felt exactly the same. In fact I got horribly sick about a month later. That really pissed me off.<br><br> | shakin steak | Jan 22, 2015 | |
| 15771 | Guy beats Super Mario World in under 6 minutes | lol. Until he actually made it, I thought he was narrating live and the footage of him was just out of sync with the audio. As for how they come up with it, it's pretty clear it wasn't just somebody messing around, as you could easily imagine led to the discovery of minus world and stuff like that. My guess is that somebody was looking at code of the game's ROM in a hex editor. The video mentions this has never done on a console before, so it must have been first found in an emulator. And this person noticed a memory address register in the first level that was similar, or identical, to a register in the credits. Well, they probably wouldn't "notice" that, more like they were running a comparator on the code to find potential glitch hook points. Once a commonality was found, they started tracing it to a method to trigger. The guy in the video also says he is "writing code" in the game. Super Mario World was revolutionary because all kinds of new things were done in it. The CPU probably has to calculate specific things like enemy placement, and that's affected by what Mario does way more than "place goomba at square 87" like in SMB1. In other words with SMW we left graph paper and entered the butterfly effect. How all that is worked out to trigger the potato chip register is beyond me but I can imagine it. If this isn't a hoax. | shakin steak | Jan 22, 2015 | |
| 15770 | Random Videos Thread | <br><iframe src="//www.youtube.com/embed/ZNWyhl-I_ak?feature=player_detailpage" allowfullscreen="" width="640" frameborder="0" height="360"></iframe> | Mr Magic | Jan 22, 2015 | |
