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Orange Claw Hammer wrote:
why do the acquisition of the orb item and the cloud item differ sufficiently to warrant them being separated on a categorical level?
Because getting a goal orb doesn't execute open bus, it always does the same.
Getting a cloud executes open bus and thus has the potential to crash the game, finish the game or miraculously return to the game, depending on the RAM state.
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If so, then I have to tell you that it is not possible.
A .fm2 file is a movie file that contains the input which the emulator uses to play back your movie with the correct button presses. Without an emulator you just have a bunch of buttons flying around in a file without any meaning whatsoever.
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NordicAnomaly wrote:
Btw, I just remembered a question that my teacher was unable to answer a few years back... maybe someone here wants to give it a shot? Here it is:
"How many digits does the number 200^2010 have?"
At this point I hadn't been introduced to logarithms, so it should be possible to solve without them.
Without logarithms, huh? All I can come up with is a good approximation :D
200^2010
= (100*2)^2010
= 100^2010 * 2^2010
= 100^2010 * (2^10)^201
since 2^10=1024 is around 1000 we approximate
≈ 100^2010 * 1000^201
= 10^4020 * 10^603
= 10^4623
which has 4624 digits, which is close to the correct result 4626 (2010*log(200) rounded down and +1).
(Other approximations could be 2^103≈10^31, 2^196≈10^59, 2^681≈10^205, 2^1166≈10^351, etc. but they are not useful here)
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The_Trust wrote:
Thank you Masterjun for not watching my video because I use internet explorer.
Using Internet Explorer often implies a rather limited knowledge about the usage of software in any kind.
Your so called "new users" are just new to TASing, however, they might not be new to other areas. I know a lot of people which think that the people that use Internet Explorer only use it, because they don't know better (which is usually the case).
And that is a bad attitude to have towards a guy trying to teach you stuff.
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Once I see a person use Internet Explorer in a video, I stop watching immediately.
To be worth a sticky thread, the video has to be much better than this.
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Remember years ago when all the popular Wii and GameCube games were already TASed? Yeah, good times!
[insert proper explanation as to why the development of emulators prevents the community from dying]
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Since most of these question rely on the fact that you have to "add" the first two in a row and the third one is the solution, I just went ahead and assumed this:
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Submission text wrote:
At first, we weren’t sure what game version to use because the Kooper Skip was thought to be English only due to some mechanics in the 2nd letter room. Because of this, we weren’t 100% sure which game version would be faster, since English text is slower in the game. Ben (Exylophone) found a way to do it on the Japanese version, which helped a lot.
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It's an incredibly good video indeed!
But Amaraticando, could you please remove these [center][/center] things from your post? It just looks bad on a big screen and kinda messes up the layout.
Edit: Thank you.
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<TotallyFerret> Reminded me of, "Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?"
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<scrimpy> It's just common sense.
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Or I just don't understand the problem at hand...
I mean you can even show signed values in the search list in the settings...
