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Quote from: Michael_Lee on September 22, 2010, 03:11:03 pmOoh - that's a cool website.Especially here: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?btnG=1&pws=0&q=cache:lmgtfy.com
Ooh - that's a cool website.
Hmm, let me check the rabbitsign arguments...rabbitsign -g -k 010A.key -r -o AdvanceWars.8xk Advance.8xkThat should work, assuming you have 010A.key in the same directory.
Who can send me a a TI 84+ rom? i can't try HoMM because of size
Quote from: kindermoumoute on September 24, 2010, 01:36:11 pmWho can send me a a TI 84+ rom? i can't try HoMM because of size I'm afraid it's not very legal to ask this here...
waahh.... 168 comments lol...this should be getting some nice results...p.s. 169 now
Quote from: whitevalkery on September 24, 2010, 01:13:22 pmwaahh.... 168 comments lol...this should be getting some nice results...p.s. 169 now Yeah that got quite a lot more attention than last year contest, although last year the contest starting announcement had 202 comments, since ticalc.org stopped posting news articles after featuring our contest for about 3 months (our news remained on the front page for that long) and it was the first contest we had. The largest news article is the one about TI-Nspire OS 2.1, though, and by far.
Yeah true, although it seems people prefer communities and facebooks to sites with no forums nowadays, because even when ticalc posts a lot of interesting news, those news get few replies anymore. It seems people mostly go there to download stuff nowadays. Heck, check Omnimaga news section then go on Cemetech front page. Compare them with ticalc.org news list. On Cemetech almost every single news get 40+ comments and on Omni, while a lot won't go above 20 comments, there are some that goes in the 40-50s. That said, it did not help that Contra 83, Robot Wars and some newer stuff took so long to get featured, though. For years, people felt ticalc.org was biased against the z80 series, especially BASIC. I was happy to see that the two current file archivers are more open than the previous staff in terms of features. Back then, there were rumors that Michael Vincent did not feature xLIB because it was competing with his Omnicalc app.