PS2 Bios Scph 50000 May 24, 2020 In the revised version of the list, at the end of the SCPH 7000 series, have been inserted the following BIOS in the file rom-2. . Jan 12, 2018 the letter "X" is "best." :) A: I just recently re-found that the best 50000 series for most people is the SCPH-70000 series. It is only about ~$10 now (if you have a PS2), and the games run at stock speed for the most part. Q: How to parallelise a single task I have a python generator function that is called millions of times from another python thread. I need to make the generator parallelise the execution, not the whole thing, but only one single task. The task can be simplified to this : def f(x): #blabla #do some stuff return result What I want to do is run this task in a parallel way (using go or multiprocessing) but so that the main thread stops executing while the workers are running. I don't want to stop the main thread, just pause it while the workers are busy. I have already thought about using an asyncio.Semaphore but that only seems to work for blocking I/O. Does such a thing exist? Edit : I have just realised that I need a single thread to stop and then wait for the workers to finish. This is a strange requirement, but I'm just trying to be as clear as possible. A: If you're using multiprocessing.Pool, you can call.map(func, iterable) on the pool and return the result immediately (or even raise an exception if you want to signal an error). If you're using go-style channels, have a look at the go-channel package which provides a go-style channel that is unblockable (unlike the ones provided by the standard library). This goes a bit beyond what asyncio can do, but has the advantage that your code doesn't need to handle exceptions, and the results can be sent back to the caller immediately. Q: AWS Red Oct 17, 2019 Saves time, just like the 1174, but it has the benefit of not downloading a bunch of other stuff from the internet that you may not need. :) Aug 2, 2020 JUst bios the latest model, I am talking about the 50000 series, and not the new 51000 series. Nov 25, 2019 There's a scph collection on the Uptodown site. Aug 2, 2020 This is the fan translation of japanese to english. Aug 2, 2020 0. This is the best, with full carlo and very high . Sep 20, 2019 The best emulation set I have found. Oct 20, 2019 A big set, perfect when the need to download the full set. Aug 20, 2020 An It's a local set made by kutusozgak, whom has a xdelta site. This is a great xdelta site, since you can get the scph emulators that you see here. Good news! You can now own a great collection of ps2 bios at To know more, read the collection history at Aug 21, 2020 Dopplete's collection, have some limit, can't check but looks good. Sep 18, 2020 Q: How can I sort a list based on an aggregation of values in that list? I have a list of objects: List list =...; The MyObject class has a property: public string SomeProperty { get; set; } I'm using LINQ to filter the list based on a property in the list: List selectedList = list.Where(o => o.SomeProperty == "somedata") .OrderBy(o => o.SomeProperty) .ToList(); Then I'd like to execute a custom aggregation of the "selectedList" values, to order them from the smallest to the largest. Is there a LINQ operation I can use 82138339de
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