I can't get the latest M.AM.E. version

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* Douglas E. Rasmusen Wrote in alt.games.mame:

> I've always had a problem logging onto FilePlanet. When I click
> finish, the page times out. Is this a common problem? Can
> someone please help me? I know it is not a cookie issue.
>
> -DouglasR
>
>
>

http://mame.joymonkey.com/mame32/index.html

--
David

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On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 19:05:18 +0100, Roman Scherzer
<romanN0Sp4Mscherzer@t-online.de> wrote:

>Douglas E. Rasmusen schrieb:
>> I've always had a problem logging onto FilePlanet. When I click finish, the
>> page times out. Is this a common problem? Can someone please help me? I
>> know it is not a cookie issue.
>
>the official mame page is www.mame.net


If he's using FilePlanet then it's gonna be Mame32

usually the binaries are posted to a.b.e.mame anyway as FilePlanet
isn't too poular with a lot of people

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On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 20:32:51 +0100, Roman Scherzer
<romanN0Sp4Mscherzer@t-online.de> wrote:


>>>>I've always had a problem logging onto FilePlanet. When I click finish, the
>>>>page times out. Is this a common problem? Can someone please help me? I
>>>>know it is not a cookie issue.

>>>the official mame page is www.mame.net

>> If he's using FilePlanet then it's gonna be Mame32

>I know...I only wanted that he learns to differ between what he writes
>and what he wants to say ;O) picky picky..I know.

picky indeed
ClrMame abstinence is not good for you ;-)

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* Dead_Dad wrote in alt.games.mame:
> Douglas E. Rasmusen wrote:
>> I've always had a problem logging onto FilePlanet. When I click finish, the
>> page times out. Is this a common problem? Can someone please help me? I
>> know it is not a cookie issue.

>> -DouglasR

> Try here: http://tinyurl.com/45z6s

Whats with the tinyurl fetish lately DD^2?

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It's more than just MAME32 (do you people have anything against MAME32 that
I should know about?), I would like to use FilePlanet for a bunch of other
things as well. If you guys could help me with this, I would appreciate it.
Thank you.

"PRoToCoL" <protocol@notbloodylikely.com> wrote in message
news:1ss4119pd4376b0qc2t1tlraktoa5lqh5q@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 20:32:51 +0100, Roman Scherzer
> <romanN0Sp4Mscherzer@t-online.de> wrote:
>
>
> >>>>I've always had a problem logging onto FilePlanet. When I click
finish, the
> >>>>page times out. Is this a common problem? Can someone please help
me? I
> >>>>know it is not a cookie issue.
>
> >>>the official mame page is www.mame.net
>
> >> If he's using FilePlanet then it's gonna be Mame32
>
> >I know...I only wanted that he learns to differ between what he writes
> >and what he wants to say ;O) picky picky..I know.
>
> picky indeed
> ClrMame abstinence is not good for you ;-)
>
>

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On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 02:33:45 GMT, Hung N <find@my.crack> wrote:

>See you later, Mr. Tight-Ass Kraut. :-)

Man! Not even a smiley face makes up for that!

Chill out! I mean, my god, Roman wrote and maintains CMP!

I presume you meant no harm, but, unless you know Roman personally, I
think you went over the edge!

And please don't flame me. I'm just commenting. I'm not attacking.


--
Rick

I'd like to say "Thank you" on behalf of the group
and ourselves and I hope we passed the audition!
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Sune Salminen wrote on 18. February 2005:
>
> Andreas Kohlbach wrote:
>> Sune Salminen wrote on 17. February 2005:
>>>
>>> Looks like you could use a break from IRC.
>>
>> And you could show up in #tombstones once in a while. :-)
>
> I heard IRC isn't good for your health.

Yeah, already have a cold since long. ;-)
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On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 10:36:03 GMT, Hung N <find@my.crack> wrote:

>Rutger6559 <rutger6559@yahoo.com> wrote in
>news:uana119hv3ear3gqc8eti1g2vqjgkv8939@4ax.com:
>
>> On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 02:33:45 GMT, Hung N <find@my.crack> wrote:
>>
>>>See you later, Mr. Tight-Ass Kraut. :-)
>>
>> Man! Not even a smiley face makes up for that!
>>
>> Chill out! I mean, my god, Roman wrote and maintains CMP!
>
>I am well aware of Herr Scherzer's vital work. I've got no problems with
>worshipping key figures in emulation, elevating them to hero or god status.

You obviously missed the point. It doesn't matter if Roman wrote CMP
or not. IMHO you should never refer to a German guy as a "blankety
blank kraut." But that's just me. I know a lot of arseholes out
there would disagree with me, but I don't think that makes them right.
To me it's a simple matter of respect for others. I know, however,
many people don't understand this line of thinking and that fact does
bewilder me. Somehow the simplest of concepts are the most difficult
for the small minded to understand.

> I
>do have problems with excessive displays of negative attitude at any level,

And calling a German guy a "kraut" is not excessively negative?
Jeesh, you're one of those who ignore logic. I feel for you.

>however. I'm not the one who needs to chill out.

I would respectfully disagree.

Let's just say that I'm extremely glad that I am me and you are you.
And the fact that you feel the same way amuses me to no end.

Enjoy your ignorance.

You can't argue with a pig who's fat, dumb, and happy.


--
Rick

I'd like to say "Thank you" on behalf of the group
and ourselves and I hope we passed the audition!
(John Lennon)

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> But may be you just had a bad day, reading some of your older articles
> you seem not to be always like this.

Er hat seine Tage ;-)

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Andreas Kohlbach <ankman@email.com> wrote in
newsnly_broken_newsreaders_show_this_in_the_body.m2acq01i1c.fsf@usenet.an
kman.de:

> But may be you just had a bad day, reading some of your older articles
> you seem not to be always like this.

How very astute you are. Anyone could have done a Google search for Usenet
posts by Hung N, but I doubt most people would bother.

It just goes to show that when you have a bad day and make this known to
others, you can never predict how far-ranging the effects may be.