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NameServer	NS2.ANALOGX.COM
Created	1998-10-20 00:00:00
Changed	2016-03-04 00:00:00
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HTTP/1.1 200 OKContent-Type: text/htmlLast-Modified: Tue, 09 Mar 2021 19:24:37 GMTAccept-Ranges: bytesETag: a46b3cd81915d71:0Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.5X-Powered-By: ASP.NETDate: Thu, 23 Jan 2025 01:14:54 GMTContent-Length: 14138

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd>html xmlnshttp://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml xml:langen langen>head>meta namerobots contentindex,follow />meta namedescription contentAll the latest news, releases, and happenings from the world of AnalogX. />meta namekeywords contentnews,latest,AnalogX,analogx,free,download,software,music />meta namegoogle-site-verification contentpesIzFkKDu4E5z0ErGx4o0d_MXEJAk9fWGtcerb15Rc />meta http-equivContent-Language contenten-us />meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html; charsetwindows-1252 />meta namegenerator contentAnalogX MacroPage />meta http-equivContent-Style-Type contenttext/css />link relstylesheet typetext/css href/styles.css />title>Current news, releases and more /// AnalogX/title>/head>body>div classPageAll>div classPageMenu>div classMenuLogo>a hrefhttp://www.analogx.com/>img src/contents/graphics/look/BackgroundLogo.jpg altAnalogX Logo />/a>/div>div classMenuMain>div classMenuTitle>Features/div>div classMenuItemActive>a href/blog.htm>Blog/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/mp3.htm>Music/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/articles.htm>Articles/a>/div>div classMenuDivider>/div>div classMenuTitle>Software/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/download/audio.htm>Audio/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/download/network.htm>Network/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/download/programming.htm>Programming/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/download/system.htm>System/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/online.htm>Online/a>/div>div classMenuDivider>/div>div classMenuTitle>Site/div>div classMenuItem>a relnofollow href/contents/contact.htm>Make Contact/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a relnofollow href/contents/linktous.htm>Link to Us/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a relnofollow href/contents/search.htm>Search/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/about.htm>About/a>/div>div classMenuItem>a href/contents/links.htm>Links/a>/div>/div>/div>div classPageContent>div classContentHeader styletext-align:right>a hrefhttp://www.analogx.com/>img altAnalogX src/contents/graphics/look/HeaderLogo.gif stylepadding-right:20px />/a>/div>div classGroup>div classHeader>div classContent>/div>/div>div classBody>div classContent>div classSectionLeft>div classContent>div classs>h1>June/h1>/div>/div>/div>div classs>br/>div classCallout>div classHeader>div classContent>/div>/div>div classBody>div classContent>div classs>/div>div classSectionLeft>div classContent>div classs>h1>Back from E3/h1>/div>/div>/div>div classRightText>Tuesday, June 09, 2009 03:22 PM PST/div>div classs>br/>    Im finally back from the adventure that is known as a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://www.e3expo.com/ target_blank>Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3)/a> - its actually been several years since the last time I went. While the conference isnt back to the glory of the good old days, its certainly much better than Ive heard it has been in recent years.br/>div stylefloat:right;width:320px;padding:10px>div classShadow stylefloat: none; width: 300px; height: 233px; margin: 0 auto;>img titleGhostbusting at E3 can be hard work... altGhostbusting at E3 can be hard work... src/contents/graphics/blog/GhostBustersE3.jpg />div classTopLeft>/div>div classTopRight>/div>div classBottomLeft>/div>div classBottomRight>/div>/div>/div>    The press events were interesting (although I didnt actually attend any, since I was in meetings most of the time), the general consensus was that Microsoft did the best. They had some big names like the Beatles and Speilberg, they scooped up some great franchises like Metal Gear Solid and Final Fantasy, and they demod some cool hardware (Natal). Sony was smart enough to ply their audience with liquor before doing their song and dance - but their wand thing looked a bit lame to me, but I suppose its better than nothing, and to be fair, probably nothing short of a PS4 announcement was going to trump MS. Nintendo was there, and I heard they did a press conference, but no one really had any opinion about it and they werent really hyping anything beyond what was expected.br/>     I didnt get a huge amount of time on the floor, but the games that stood out to me and looked cool were a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://www.minininjas.com target_blank>Mini Ninjas/a> , which reminds me a bit of Ninja Town (not in gameplay). One of my favorite developers, a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://www.rocksteadyltd.com/ target_blank>Rocksteady Studios/a> , has a new game called a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://www.batmanarkhamasylum.com/ target_blank>Batman Arkham Asylum/a> that looks really good and has been getting some great buzz. I went through and checked out their studio a few years back when they were part Argonaut and was really impressed by how they ran things - great team and Im not surprised at all to see them doing some great work. a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://assassinscreed.uk.ubi.com/assassins-creed-2/ target_blank>Assassins Creed 2/a> was in full force as well, and what I saw there looks great - hopefully it wont be as repetitive as the first.br/>br/>/div>/div>/div>div classFooter>div classContent>/div>/div>/div>br/>center>script async srchttps://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js>/script>!-- 728x90, created 3/19/09 -->ins classadsbygoogle styledisplay:block data-ad-clientca-pub-5623084330058329 data-ad-slot7601593939 data-ad-formatauto data-full-width-responsivetrue>/ins>script>     (adsbygoogle  window.adsbygoogle || ).push({});/script>/center>/div>/div>/div>div classFooter>div classContent>/div>/div>/div>div classGroup>div classHeader>div classContent>/div>/div>div classBody>div classContent>div classSectionLeft>div classContent>div classs>h1>May/h1>/div>/div>/div>div classs>br/>div classCallout>div classHeader>div classContent>/div>/div>div classBody>div classContent>div classs>/div>div classSectionLeft>div classContent>div classs>h1>Bring out Murray!/h1>/div>/div>/div>div classRightText>Monday, May 25, 2009 09:41 PM PST/div>div classs>br/>    I got a chance last week to go to see a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://www.flightoftheconchords.com/ target_blank>Flight of the Conchords/a> live show - absolutely great show, I have to say it was probably one of the best live shows Ive been to. I think part of the div stylefloat:right;width:320px;padding:10px>div classShadow stylefloat: none; width: 300px; height: 174px; margin: 0 auto;>img titleFlight of the Conchords Live, Dodge Theater, Phoenix Arizona altFlight of the Conchords Live, Dodge Theater, Phoenix Arizona src/contents/graphics/blog/ConchordsLive.jpg />div classTopLeft>/div>div classTopRight>/div>div classBottomLeft>/div>div classBottomRight>/div>/div>/div>reason it was so good was partially because they both clearly were having a good time, but I suspect another big reason was because its a comedy thing. For example, a couple of times they messed up while performing a song, but they went with it which made it into something even funnier than if they had done it perfectly. One thing that I was left wondering is why they dont record and sell DVDs of the actual show you go and see - everything was projected in HD, and I would have loved to own a copy of it. Probably something related to intellectual property rights, etc - really a shame...br/>     On the release front Ive put up a new utility called a href/contents/download/network/anonymc/freeware.htm>AnonyMac/a>, nothing terribly exciting, just a simple utility to allow you to change the MAC address of your NIC if you need to. Ive needed to do it in the past for network testing before, but I think its more common for users to use it these days to get a wireless access point theyre using to re-issue their IP settings when theyre having problems. It also has all the manufacturer MAC address allocations, so you can easily see who the manufacturer of a particular MAC is.br/>br/>br/>/div>div classSectionLeft>div classContent>div classs>h1>Use it or loose it.../h1>/div>/div>/div>div classRightText>Tueday, May 19, 2009 03:14 PM PST/div>div classs>br/>    Ive had feedback from quite a few a href/contents/download/network/lnkexam/Freeware.htm>LinkExaminer/a> users that are using the program to tune up their website, and many questions revolve around the SEO column, and how to use it. Although it pains me to do it, sometimes I actually will sit down and put finger to keyboard for something other than code, and Ive written a new article on a href/contents/articles/linkseo.htm>using a link checker for search engine optimization (SEO)/a>. While I obviously use my program in the article it really applies to any link checker, plus many of the tips are just good practices whether or not you even use a link checker.br/>br/>br/>/div>div classSectionLeft>div classContent>div classs>h1>Let the links flow.../h1>/div>/div>/div>div classRightText>Wednesday, May 06, 2009 02:41 PM PST/div>div classs>br/>    The last few weeks of work have paid off and the latest AnalogX release is now available - a href/contents/download/network/lnkexam/Freeware.htm>AnalogX LinkExaminer/a>! If youre not familiar with what a link checker is, then this probably isnt for you. ;) What it basically does is scan all the pages of your website following the links much like the search engines do. When its done, you can see if you have any problems with the site, such as broken link, etc. It also has the ability to generate both a sitemap of the site when its done (in the XML format the Google likes), as well as custom template-driven HTML reports. All and all I think it turned out quite well and hopefully everyone will get lots of value out of it! br/>br/>/div>div classSectionLeft>div classContent>div classs>h1>TV, links, etc/h1>/div>/div>/div>div classRightText>Saturday, May 02, 2009 11:27 AM PST/div>div classs>br/>    First off, thanks to everyone who helped out with testing the link checker - just the final finishing touches need to be completed and it will be up on the site, expect it sometime this week.br>     As happens every year, several of the TV shows I enjoy are up on the chopping block, in particular a hrefhttp://www.showinsider.com/Details/Television/TerminatorTheSarahConnorChronicles.htm>Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles/a> and a hrefhttp://www.showinsider.com/Details/Television/Chuck.htm>Chuck/a>, and as with most Internet-popular shows there is a grass roots drive to help save them. The thing I find most interesting is how the main actor from Chuck told fans of the show to go and buy sandwiches from a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://www.subway.com/ target_blank>Subway/a> (one of their main sponsors) in order to send a message to the network. This is particularly insightful and cool way to send a message - as opposed to what fans of the show a href/cgi-bin/cgirdir.exe?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jericho_(TV_series) target_blank>Jericho/a> (which I also liked) did, which was send tons and tons of nuts to the network. While this did send enough of a message to get the show back on the air, the budget was next to nothing and it was more of a token move than anything else. Another resurrected show, a hrefhttp://www.showinsider.com/Details/Television/FamilyGuy.htm>Family Guy/a> (which I also enjoy), got its second chance due in large part to DVD sales.br>     So, it will be interesting to see which (if any) of these shows gets picked up again and if they do, do their budgets get chopped to nothing. Personally I like Chucks approach (plus the fact that the actors actually seem to want to get the show renewed) as well as the idea of supporting a sponsor of the show in order to keep it around - this is probably the most likely to manifest the desired outcome, since it really is a win-win-win. The fans win because the show is renewed, the advertiser wins because it helps them connect with their customer base, and the network wins because it knows it has advertisers on board for another season. br/>/div>/div>/div>div classFooter>div classContent>/div>/div>/div>br/>center>script async srchttps://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js>/script>!-- 728x90, created 3/19/09 -->ins classadsbygoogle styledisplay:block data-ad-clientca-pub-5623084330058329 data-ad-slot7601593939 data-ad-formatauto data-full-width-responsivetrue>/ins>script>     (adsbygoogle  window.adsbygoogle || ).push({});/script>/center>/div>/div>/div>div classFooter>div classContent>/div>/div>/div>div styletext-align:center>div classCopyright>Last updated on Tuesday, March 9, 2021 12:24:37 PM PST. AnalogX trade is a registered trademark of AnalogX, LLC. All other trademarks are the sole property of their respective owners. All contents copyright ©1998-2009, a hrefhttp://www.analogx.com/>AnalogX/a>. All rights reserved. /div>/div>/div>/div>/body>/html>!-- This site was generated using AnalogX MacroPage http://www.macropage.com/ -->

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