I’m a huge fan of the Dolphin Emulator. If you’re not aware, the Dolphin emulator is the first, and indeed probably the only, emulator capable of bringing Gamecube and Wii games to a playable state on a PC. I’m usually quite regular with my builds – I want to see what has changed over the past few days and it’s interesting to watch games become more playable and the emulation more accurate over time. To save me the hassle of rebuilding Dolphin before playing, I’ve setup a script on my build server which will automatically drag the latest revision down, build it and push it to my web server. This happens roughly every 15 minutes, which means that I’ve nearly always got a bleeding-edge version of Dolphin to use.

You can download the builds from my build server, located on my newly launched file repository here.
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After upgrading my wordpress blog and changing the prefix of my tables to something other than wp_ (which is recommended for security reasons), I found that I got the following error message when I tried to log in:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

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This is a guide on how to disassemble the Toshiba Satellite Pro L10 laptop. It could also apply to other laptops in the Toshiba Satellite Pro laptops, particularly those in the L series.

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After having spent an incredibly long time trying to get Age of Empires II – Age of Kings (AOK) to work with my friend, and stumbling along many web pages with tips and tricks to get the game working, I thought I would construct a collection of all the methods we tried. This guide might be quite useful to work through as a checklist if you’re having problems connecting in Age of Empires II. This also applies to The Conquerors expansion pack (AOE:C).
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