mrjason

bash users looking for something similar can use my md5tool.sh bash script that wraps around the md5sum gnu utils program:

http://www.worldsworstsoftware.com/md5tool.html

I personally use the script to verify backed up and archived data integrity on a regular basis. The script creates a checksum.md5 file in the directory you specify, that checksum.md5 file has the md5 checksums for every file found below the directory you specified. Then later you can run the script with the "CHECKALL" argument to make the script find and verify every checksum.md5 file it finds.

360

starla by the smashing pumpkins.

I created something just like this in Java (which will work on any machine with the java runtime installed, not just windows). It's a command line utility that prints duplicate files to standard out with a fairly straight forward format that lends well to scripts and such working with the output.

If anyone's interested, I'll be happy to upload it and share it.

I have a ds phat, bought it the day the DS was released.

I looked into the OS X solution last week and found this post on the ControllerMate forums:

http://www.orderedbytes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=445

That's someone detailing how to use the drummania kit on OS X, for the xbox 360 rock band kit you should just need to use Colin Munro's awesome xbox 360 os x driver in place of the ps2->usb adapter mentioned in the post above:

http://tattiebogle.net/index.php/ProjectRoot/Xbox360Controller/OsxDriver

The basic setup that should work would be the following:

Xbox 360 OS X drivers -> controller mate mapping from HID joystick buttons to keyboard output -> midi keys program mapping keys to a midi channel in OS X, then you should be able to load up garageband and see everything work.

pikmin.

playing bioshock is not going to leave you with a warm & fuzzy feeling inside.

I just read that Rock Band is being released two days before bioshock.

You can't use the BFG in bio shock.

I like the pretty colours!