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Katine

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  1. Hey! I just set up Dragon’s Lair on Daphne and found a few key things to make it work smoothly. When you’re in Gameex, check under “Emulated Games” for “Laserdisc Games.” Make sure to select Daphne.exe, not the loader, for the ROM path. Update the framefile path in quotes to your actual location (like "EmulatorsGameex\Daphne\Roms\lair\lair.txt") and ensure the framefile contains just . (space) 151 lair.m2v. Also, add the right ROM files (like dl_f2_u1.bin) to your ROM folder and confirm it’s the “f2” version. The link you posted is perfect for creating framefiles and more setup tips.
  2. I’ve been using NoMachine for a bit now, and it’s been great for managing things over my LAN. The 60fps option really makes a difference—way smoother than the usual VNC setups.
  3. I had a similar issue with Instant Sheller messing with my AutoHotkey scripts. What worked for me was running the AutoHotkey script as an admin. Also, try checking if there’s any conflict in the settings or consider creating a separate script for when Instant Sheller is active.
  4. When I decided to quit smoking, what really helped me was setting small, manageable goals. Instead of focusing on quitting entirely, I started by reducing the number of cigarettes I smoked each day. Gradually, I cut down more and more until I felt ready to stop completely. It was also helpful to find a new routine to replace the times I usually smoked, like going for a walk or chewing gum. I also used to struggle with vaping as a quitting aid until I found a method that worked for me. By switching to vaping, I was able to control my nicotine intake better and gradually reduce it over time. This helped me break the dependency slowly without the intense withdrawal symptoms of going cold turkey. Now, I vape much less than I used to smoke, and it’s made the process much more manageable. If you haven’t tried it already, you might want to check out Nexus Smoke for some great options to help with the transition.
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