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LOTS of scripts for Perl, Arexx, AmIRC, plus misc programs, & OS3.5 apps and more |
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Author:
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2054 |
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(Google's ceched copy) Security warning: Elbox' usb.device contains RDB trashing code - Elbox' usb.device contains code that can wipe a user's harddisk RDB rendering the system non bootable and losing the partitions. It is triggered when someone tries to make the device work with standard NEC PCI USB cards. |
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Welcome, to the Shadow Of The Beast Site. This is a tribute, to one of the finest games ever made. |
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Author:
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1537 |
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- A multi-platform C64 music player and SID chip emulator - Basically, SIDPLAY [1] is just an ordinary music player software. More specifically, SIDPLAY emulates the Sound Interface Device chip (MOS 6581, commonly called SID) and the Micro Processor Unit (MOS 6510) of the Commodore 64 [2] on your computer. It is a platform independent software which emulates these hardware components. Therefore it is able to load and execute C64 machine code programs which produce music or sound. In general these are independent fragments of code and data which have been ripped from games and demonstration programs and have been transferred directly from the C64. For the Amiga, BeOS, OS/2 Warp, win. Mac, Linux and others. |
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Originally appeared on KiwiSystems BBS. Signs You're An Amiga User. Calum Tsang (tsangc@mie.utoronto.ca) Hey kids! Find out if you're an Amiga user! If you fit a few of these categories, then maybe you're one of the crazy few who are lucky enough to own such a wonderful yet tacky machine. |
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 424 |
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Hello and welcome !! ,you've reached the site of "Sixth Sense Investigations". "Sixth sense investigations" is the newest graphic adventure for the Amiga. It features cartoon graphics, interesting enigmas, many locations and a good technical implementation. The game is developed by CineTech, a new group born around VEGA, our reply to the lack of adventure-games for Amiga. |
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Small Q&A about Quake2 for the Amiga. Questions asked by M.Andersson (Azine). Answers by Hans-Joerg Frieden (Hyperion) dated Dec 10th 2002 |
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Archived:
2002-02-06 |
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1633 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} << Archived Link >> |
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Author:
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1377 |
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Software Download Pages. This page is committed to providing you with quality software. Neither will you find any rubbish on this page, nor will you find illegally distributed software (pirated software / warez). In case of difficulty shift-click on the archives! Plenty of files!!! Educational, Games, Webtools, Pictures, Modules & misc. |
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Maker of ProLS, a very versatile directory lister, ProBindSystem, a program that handles your assigns, paths, variables, and resident programs, ProDF, an INFO replacement designed to look like df on UNIX systems, ProFortune, a nice fortune cookie program with a lot of fortunes (15227 fortunes), ProGetURLsInBulk, help you to download entire sites or just one html file, ProRevision, help you handle the revision numbers for your C/C++ projects, ProFolder, handles different types of drawers with different icons, ProSayTime, uses the narrator.device to make the Amiga speak the time, ProMakeLink, replacement for AmigaOS makelink that supports softlinks, and many more! |
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To: AmigaINC and Bernie. Please sign to show your support for Berine; author of Amithlon; while he sorts out the problems with its release. He has gone through such hard times trying to get his excellent software out, and it would be nicee to show him how much support he has from the Amiga Community! So please sign today and feel free to leave any comments you would like to give Bernie. Sincerely, The Undersigned |
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Author:
System-X
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1504 |
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System-X is a highly stable new BBS-System for the Amiga. A lot of it works like AmiExpress, which has been a worldwide used BBS-System in the past. However, System-X is not built from AmiExpress' source-code, like some other BBS-Systems. System-X has many features which make it a brilliant piece of software: It can handle up to 7 doortypes: AmiExpress (XIM), AmiExpress REXX (AIM), DayDream, DayDream REXX, Paragon/MAXsBBS, Shell/DOS/STDIO. Up to 256 conferences. Up to 256 fileareas per conference. Up to 500 messagebases per conference. And MUCH MORE!!! |
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Author:
Team Amiga
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1908 |
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It is quite apparent that a cancer has grown in the Amiga Community, unchecked and at large, and it is well past time for those members of the Community that still care about its health to take matters in their own hands, and FOR ONCE, stand up for what is good, right and ethical, I.E: Defending the rights of a damned talented programmer in the person of one Bernd "Bernie" Meyer. |
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Author:
TechTV
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1781 |
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TechTV is the ultimate on-air destination for those excited by and curious about all things related to technology. By using technology as a backdrop to entertain, amaze, and engage viewers, TechTV is the lifestyle network that showcases how the latest trends, products, and events enhance our lives. TechTV is currently available in more than 34 million households in the United States and distributes content to more than 70 countries. With a monthly average of 1.4 million unique visitors, TechTV.com enhances the TV-viewing experience with compelling companion content and interactivity. TechTV is owned by Vulcan Inc. |
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Technomages is a leading edge web design and software development company based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. We provide a wide range of exceptional Internet services at affordable prices. Technomages is proud to annouce our new Amiga Anywhere web site where you can purchase our fun and exciting software titles! |
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[why.is.this.?] - just a short notice. this is my personal homepage and i put here my personal stuff. all the stuff that i made and i don't wanna that stuff to be gone with me. i do small things like icons and other crap. if you like it - let me know it! as i said: i'm not an artist of any kind, so do not judge me as a lamer :) enjoy it! - oh, i forgot! this amiga page, and the whole site is under permament construction! Skins and icons for robe, prayer, frying pan, yam and others. |
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An Amiga "boing ball" keychain, pin and coin. We are working on creating different BoingCoin keychain designs; email us with your ideas! We provide discounts when ordered in quantity of 25 or more. |
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THE AMIGA 4000. by Eddy Carroll, October 1992. In September 1991 at the European Developers Conference in Milan, developers were treated to a first look at the new Amiga graphics shipset, then known as the AA Chipset (AA standing for Advanced Amiga). Now, just over a year later, the first machines featuring that new chipset have arrived: the Amiga 1200 (see elsewhere) and Amiga 4000. |
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This is a little something to try to increase the name recognition of the Amiga platform. Unoffically instigated by Eric W. Schwartz |
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Author:
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1606 |
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D'Oh! The Amiga Monitor, one of the most successful and prestigious online magazines published during the history of the Amiga personal computer platform to date, is currently not being published. It has not been cancelled. However, its future is questionable because the one person most instrumental in creating and maintaining AM, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Mike Webb, currently does not wish to assume the responsibility anymore. |
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Author:
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1552 |
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Parts of this test are stolen from Calum Tsang's Signs you're an Amiga user. The rest is from personal experience. |
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The RSA Secret Key Challenge is about the need for stronger encryption for the Internet to safeguard privacy. To prove this need and to prove that current encryption strengths are insufficient RSA Labs have started a challenge to crack the DES and RC5 algorithms (RC5 in several different strengths) and tied an award of up to US $10,000 to each key found. In the late nineties several combined efforts have sprung up to crack these keys by using the distributed power of computers in a brute force approach over the Internet, so far cracking the 56 bit DES key (three times), the first three RC5 keys (40, 48 and 56 bit) and unrelated to the RSA contests, a 56 bit CSC key; several other projects some of which unrelated to encryption are happening or in the pipeline, such as Optimal Golomb Rulers (OGR). We aim to participate in these efforts for the sake of exposure for the Amiga. |
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2 Sept 2002 - Let us peer through the swirling mists of time back to the Amiga, that gloriously unserious machine that started the Golden Era of personal computing. |
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Author:
GREG LINDSAY
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Archived:
2000-10-22 |
Verified:
Sep 15, 2026
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id: 6049 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} If you're not already part of the Amiga flock, entering the cramped exhibition hall at an Amiga convention can be profoundly disorienting. Browsing through the software racks and glancing at the aging Amiga 500 and Amiga 1000 machines running demos at the AmiWest conference earlier this month in Sacramento, I felt as if I'd entered a parallel universe where software development stopped in the early '90s. |
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