Quote: Originally posted by MindFad: Mega Man 2 was absolutely the easiest of the whole series. MM1 is kicking my ass right now. I already did all the robots, but Wily's…

Quote: Originally posted by MindFad: So anyway, I beat MM1 just now. I completely forgot about the magnet beam thing to make platforms. Duh. Already on to Wily in MM2.…

Agreed. MM2 had the greatest music from the NES series, with MM3 coming in a close second, I'd say.

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No, AFAIK, those methods should not be called twice unless there are two instances of the object.

Put an NSLog(@"%@", self) in at the beginning of your awakeFromNib method to see if it's being called on the same instance.

Quote: Originally posted by Chuckit: Put an NSLog(@"%@", self) in at the beginning of your awakeFromNib method to see if it's being called on the same instance. I'm…

it means there are two different instances of your view and each one gets awakeFromNib called on it once

This implies that you're class is getting instantiated twice. Is it instantiated by the NIB itself? Is it also instantiated in code ( alloc, init)?

ok

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Why's that link still there anyways? Besides even if they were to 'come back' at some point, there's no way they could compete with the likes of DealNews, Slick Deals, and Deal Un…

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My recollection is that on the VNC server there is a slider setting that trades off VNC performance against the local PC performance. You might try fiddling with that setting.

Quote: Originally posted by John Strung: My recollection is that on the VNC server there is a slider setting that trades off VNC performance against the local PC perform…

I was in a similar situation, and ended up using GoToMyPC. It's not free, but it works surprisingly well.

VNC isn't exactly the fastest protocol out there. If you want performance, I'd recommend installing the TightVNC software package instead. Unfortunately, I don't know of any Mac cl…

I wish Microsoft would just sell a simple add-on Terminal Services/RDC package that wouldn't require Win 2k Server. Dominik

General rules for VNC speed - decrease screen size - decrease color depth - turn on compression I believe I used to launch my client in lower bit depth than my server (running at…

Quote: Originally posted by DominikHoffmann: I wish Microsoft would just sell a simple add-on Terminal Services/RDC package that wouldn't require Win 2k Server. Win…

Quote: Originally posted by tooki: Windows XP Pro has an RDC server built-in. tooki Exactly. Unfortunately, upgrading to Windows XP Pro is not an option. Dominik

RDC actually sends windowing commands between the server and you. So because of that - it can be TONS faster. VNC sends compressed bitmaps. I can run RDC over GPRS and be usable. …

you might want to use compression in order to get beeter speeds while using VNC. use a SSH tunnel with the -c (compression) flag. It can make a difference.