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Mr WordPress Says:
April 20, 2008 at 7:59 am

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Ray Says:
May 1, 2008 at 5:45 am

Hello Kris,this blog will be only on the English?
А как же великий и могучий русский?
Еще маленький вопрос:когда заработает твой ftp?

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souriz Says:
May 1, 2008 at 6:18 am

[b]ray[/b]
yep, in eng only, unfortunately, I have not enough time to support rus mirror.
my little ftp is disabled due to memory leaks issue, I’m trying to figure out why and where goes my memory? something feeds up about 10 megabytes every day. to my server, who has only 512 Megabytes, and works for months without reloading it’s natural disaster. however, direct http link still work.

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Anton Says:
May 3, 2008 at 2:54 pm

Thanks for your blog with live comments, Kris!
It’s important to keep it in english to share info worldwide ;)

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kajros Says:
May 10, 2008 at 8:34 pm

Hi, Kris!

I’m application programmer, not hacker.
I has old mobile Sony Ericsson T630 with support mophun and j2me (midp 1.0, without file system support) sandboxes for games.
My “stupid” idea is launching NES games in this phone.
I found by googling two j2me-driven emulators vNes and Nescube, but are midp-2.0.
Porting j2me-emulator will be very slow by any way (imho), but
platform Mophun is obsolete, and has certificate problem.
My first steps:
-I had downloading Sony Ericsson Java ME SDK for CLDC
-I had downloading Mophun SDK
Immediate 6502-processor (for NES platform) emulating will be slow, I think so. Then transformation NES-API to Mophun-API it would seem better.
Mophun platform is based on C with API-extensions for game development, and faster than j2me byany way. Certificate process by mocert (net utility for signing code) has lapsed (support has discontinued). I has googled and found vst (vendor signing tool) utility, but documentation is absent (I don’t khow what args).
Can you give me bits of help?

With best regards

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