I haven't played Lemmings in a few months, let alone touched the port I was working on, but achieved a respective 62.

Have a look at what I remembered.

Adam Edit: Fixed link.

In response to a post from a long while ago from Dullstar:

The reason that Apple have chosen to go "touchy" with the iPod line is because direct interaction is easier for people, even with large fingers, than indirect interaction.

eg. "tap a song, play a song" rather than "scroll a wheel which goes round and round, watch a bar go up and down"

Of course, to seasoned pros of the click wheel, we can't understand what the gripe is about. To those who can't even use a computer mouse properly because moving your arm on a desk doesn't seem related to how a pointer on a computer screen in front of you moves, however, direct manipulation makes things so much easier.

And even if the iPod nano's screen is tiny, it's still a good size to hit targets with. It's also very accurate, because of the capacitive touch screen.

Correct. Your turn to ask a question now, IS.

Any chance of obtaining the most recent source so I can jigger with that and see if I can get her running on OS X?

How do you mean you can't open it? Is your copy of DX Studio Player up to date?

Answer: He was originally to be called Needlemouse

Category: Nintendo
Question: Where is the SILPH SCOPE used?

• GAME FREAK
• LAVENDAR TOWER
• SILPH CO.

Strangely, this was...

Well, I've moved them. Seems to reduce the amount of warnings that GCC was giving me. Still getting a segfault, however. I need to trace where it's coming from.