If you have been looking on the Internet for sounds for your E-mu Emax, you probably have found the one major repository of factory sound banks at http://www.hermannseib.com/english/synths/emax/banks.htm, but have also likely noticed that it is incomplete and has not been maintained for quite some time. You may have also … Continue reading
The Adaptec 78xx series is a legacy PCI SCSI card, and Adaptec has no official 64-bit drivers available through their product support. These drivers are incredibly hard to find in the x64 variety, and they also present an additional challenge to install on Windows 8.1 even if you can magically … Continue reading
If you happen to be using an old WG111v3 USB WiFi adapter, you might be frustrated by the lack of driver support from Netgear. The last official revision of the drivers is located below: https://www.netgear.com/support/product/WG311v3.aspx#download As you can see, development stopped at Windows 7 x64. Does that mean the chipset … Continue reading
THRILL AND CHILL TO TALES OF THE WEIRD, FANTASTIC, UNCANNY! Strange Terrors was a Golden Age comic published by St. John Publications between 1952 – 1953. Like many other horror comics from that era, Strange Terrors was a simple anthology of pulp stories, usually presented in a “four per issue” … Continue reading
THE NIGHT I RAN FOR MY LIFE Do You Believe in Nightmares was a Golden Age comic published by St. John Publications between 1957 – 1958. Like many other horror comics from that era, Do You Believe in Nightmares was a simple anthology of pulp stories, usually presented in a … Continue reading
