No, but I am designing my own cartridge that enhances the gameboy in a way NEVER BEFORE DONE... BEFORE! These will program it, but the cart adds three extra sound channels to the gameboy for 8-bit musicians. These three extra sound channels fully emulate the SID chip. Yeah, thats fucking right. I may just send away for that next.
READ UP B!
http://jazz-disassemblies.blogspot.c...ompletion.html
That's super cool that you're doing some never before done before shit. Doesn't mean I understand that thing at all. I followed that link the first time you posted it.
PINS ONE AND THREE CONNECT TO THE OSCILLOSCOPRIOTIC PACER AND THE AMBLIOTIC NEEDLES POINT THE MOTHERBRAIN TO THE TRICONNECOR DIODES!
I don't mind the show. I'll watch it if it's on, and sometimes I'll marathon a few episodes if I'm in the mood, but I don't actively seek it out. I like the interactions between the characters and the general story that they're trying to tell, but I dislike how they try and pigeonhole everything into having a "nerd culture" explanation. I also dislike how each character is presented as an idiot. Sheldon can't understand people who aren't him, Raj can't function around girls, Howard is a caricature of a "horny nerd," and Leonard is supposed to be the "everyman" in the middle that solidifies everyone, but he really just comes across as a whiny "friend zoned" dweep. Penny was interesting for the first bit, but then she turned into "hurr durr party girl who can't math past potato" and they turned her into a walking stereotype of "dumb blonde."
I find Raj and Howard's relationship funny (two good friends who are a little too friendly), I find Leonard and Penny's relationship interesting (two friends with a complicated past trying to make life work who are always in different places romantically), and if you view Sheldon as a 17-18 year old who first starts to have friends and relationships when he's in college and doesn't know what to do, him and Amy are really interesting as well. My problem with the show (and I think a lot of people's problems with the show) is that you have four/five extremely intelligent people who apparently can't figure out how to function on their own (yet somehow made it through 4+ years of university just fine), and someone (Penny) is portrayed as so "dumb" that it's amazing she can remember the PIN for her bank card.
The nerd culture stuff is just filler to give them an identity, but they dumb the identity down to something that everyone (your grandma, mother, cheerleader sister, jock brother, etc) can understand: comic books are awesome, we love science, video games are rad, etc, and continue to enforce the stereotype that nerds are dysfunctional dorks.
I'm ranting now. I like the way the characters interact and the stories that they represent, but I dislike the characters themselves.
Raj is the Indian dude who can't talk to girls
Howard is the Jewish engineer who works with robots and lives with his mother
The character stories are actually really interesting when you dig into them, but the fact that you have to dig kind of loses its appeal after a while.
I should have phrased my post better. I know technically who they are. I figured Raj was the Indian dude, and that howard was the other one I couldn't remember the name of. I made it up the episode where they play some MMO (I think? It's the only one I remember properly) and they were in it. I just don't know anything about their characters or anything.