@KimmoK

Just broke my finger on the f5 button.lol

@Mr-Z

I'm pressing F5 a 1000 times a day anyway (developing webapplications)

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Rogue seems to be online at least, so something is stiring in mordor..

Last edited by Alkaron on 04-Jan-2010 at 11:23 AM.

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@Alkaron

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Alkaron wrote: Rogue seems to be online at least, so something is stiring in mordor..

Germany needs a better PR department if thats what they are calling it these days...

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ITS updated!

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ROGUE!

I WANT a MINIMIG :)

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@Alkaron

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-- Hey there! Remember when we said way back at the start that there were no hidden messages?-->
-- Guess what? We lied. -->
-- After all, where would the fun be in that? -->
-- "Remember when computing was fun?" -->
-- We do hope you're all having as much fun with this as we are. -->
-- Isn't this a lot more fun than boring, dry press releases? -->
-- Anyway, back to the yellow and black... -->

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Last edited by Skidos on 04-Jan-2010 at 11:38 AM.

@Amike

Wait no longer...

http://www.a-eon.com/5.html

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And the speculation is on,

and soon the frustration - we wanna know more

I am all fired up right now :)

Last edited by Alkaron on 04-Jan-2010 at 11:39 AM.

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Comments in the html:

Amiga, AmigaOS, AmigaOne and the BoingBall image are property of Amiga inc., used under license by Hyperion Entertainment CVBA.

Site content (c)2010 by Electric Voodoo for Hyperion Entertainment / A-Eon


Hey there! Remember when we said way back at the start that there were no hidden messages?
Guess what? We lied.
After all, where would the fun be in that?
"Remember when computing was fun?"
We do hope you're all having as much fun with this as we are.
Isn't this a lot more fun than boring, dry press releases?
Anyway, back to the yellow and black...

To start, just look at the very first page,
To follow, begin where Nemo entered into a rage.
Then add to that what the Phoenicians used to see,
The end was found, fricatively wound, in the branches of the very first tree.
My whole was born in a place where a Celtic river was by Saxons, crossed,
A new incarnation of a parallel, once thought lost.


Nyaaah. Ain't I a stinker?

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@Alkaron

dammit!, something about custom chips.....now we still do not anything really new

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I was beat to it I see

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"What comes beyond beyond computing?"

http://a-eon.com/gfx/innocentblackspacer.png

A re programmable custom chip set?

Wow are we really getting a high end custom chipset back? - the Amiga was always about the hardware just as much as the OS.

We just stopped talking about the hardware as we've always felt that it was pointless dreaming even though that's what we've always wanted back for the Amiga - killer hardware again.

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At the end of the message is a small picture called "innocentblackspacer"

more in 6.html

Last edited by mihcael on 04-Jan-2010 at 11:45 AM.
Last edited by mihcael on 04-Jan-2010 at 11:44 AM.

@arnljot

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My whole was born in a place where a Celtic river was by Saxons, crossed,

Wow - Ted Rogers lives!

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Here's some interesting info from the html file:

"So let me just address a few rumours. No, you haven't seen this motherboard before. Yes, it's a desktop. No, the A-EON partners didn't design the Nemo board in their garages, and no it's not an evaluation board! Goodness. It was designed by a highly experienced design team to A-EON's specifications. Yes, it's high-end hardware. No, it doesn't have the number of cores you are thinking of. Whatever number you are thinking of. At least, not necessarily. No, we don't have a release date. Yes, it will be fairly soon. Yes, the software team does have functioning boards to work on already. Yes, it is the most powerful AmigaOS hardware ever. By a big margin. I did say high-end. Yes, it will come with a case. It's a computer we're making, not just a motherboard. Yes, Nemo IS just the start."

@mihcael

The page source in 6.html is most certainly very interesting. The meaty bit:

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Okay, okay. You want something more solid? Hrm. I can't really say much here. So let me just address a few rumours. No, you haven't seen this motherboard before. Yes, it's a desktop. No, the A-EON partners didn't design the Nemo board in their garages, and no it's not an evaluation board! Goodness. It was designed by a highly experienced design team to A-EON's specifications. Yes, it's high-end hardware. No, it doesn't have the number of cores you are thinking of. Whatever number you are thinking of. At least, not necessarily. No, we don't have a release date. Yes, it will be fairly soon. Yes, the software team does have functioning boards to work on already. Yes, it is the most powerful AmigaOS hardware ever. By a big margin. I did say high-end. Yes, it will come with a case. It's a computer we're making, not just a motherboard. Yes, Nemo IS just the start.

Right-o.

EDIT: Beaten to it.

Last edited by Thom_Holwerda on 04-Jan-2010 at 11:46 AM.
Last edited by Thom_Holwerda on 04-Jan-2010 at 11:45 AM.