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That one's easy at least. You can click the subscribe link in any thread. But that's boring, so you can also click profile in the top menu, then settings and select "Subscribe to topics by default when posting."

Regular members can do neither, and will never be able to. It's too easy to abuse. Troll the forums like crazy, then just delete everything and pretend like nothing happened.

Hu-hum. Rule 12!

http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/21/forum-rules/

Underclock units can be useful because the pulse channels reach one octave lower. (B455!) But in the same time, you lose half the CPU power, so you won't be able to use as much effects and such. The pitch mod is just silly and might be fun for novelty, but not much more than that.

Telerophon: MBC5. MMC is NES lingo.

Ian: EMS's unit is called GB Smart Card with a D. And I believe most people just call them EMS cartridges.

And about gold plated contacts. Gold plated contacts are not always a good idea. There's something called galvanic corrosion. If you have contact of two metals with different anodic index (basically how noble the metals are) the metals will form a battery cell in the presence of some degree of humidity.(*) This effect gets worse the more different the metals are. This will cause corrosion to attack the least noble of the metals.

So this is a problem which would affect a Gameboy where a cartridge is plugged in in the presence of humidity. It's arguably more difficult to remove corrosion from the cartridge slot than from the cartridge edge connector. For this reason, gold may actually be a bad choice, and a nickel plating or even just bare copper a better choice. This may be a theoretical problem with little impact in real life. But my point is that it's easy to assume that something that is GOLD PLATED must be better than something that isn't, when in fact it may not be the best engineering decision for a particular situation.

(*) Compare this to the experiment where you put two different coins on top of each other in your mouth and feel a tickle on your tongue from the voltage produced. I would generally not recommend this experiment for obvious hygienic reasons, though.

Nope. They did keep some of the individual cartoons out of the public domain by lobbying for copyright extensions. The charactrers are trademarked however, and will continue to be protected as long as Disney are using the characters commercially, and renew the licenses.

Come on to the IRC channel. You've got a few things to learn, son.

Not to be the negative nancy in the light of potential drama, but maybe someone should first check with Anamanaguchi if they perhaps actually licensed the song? Even if this is the case, Disney might not be keen about mentioning this too loudly.
And also could someone download the app and see if there's any other music in it? (Or any music at all.)