I was asked to post this. It's a bit of CSS that tweaks parts of omnomirc a bit (prolly still WIP). It's hard-coded to fit the V5-Retro theme, so some colors (box-shadow, rgba, maybe some others) might need to be tweaked to match.
Also some colored nickname colors that aren't as bright Most of it's personal preference, tho
(made for Stylish for fx, but it should work in chrome too if you copy the url or something.
5133: You know OmniNET lets you have nicknames longer than 8 chars 5134: You only use 8 chars anyway because TI8X program names 5135: You check the print page so much that when you type P this is the first option* 5136: You do this with omnomirc
Yeah, chrome doesn't seem to know what to do with RSS unless there's an extension installed apparently. Anyway there's no coding required https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rss
Basically it's like a live bookmark - instead of taking you to a site it displays a menu or list of the most recent <insert item here>. For that specific one it's posts. Every once in a while (iirc you can set the refresh time yourself) it updates the list, and alerts new items. Ticalc.org has a bunch of them as well, for files, news, etc.
(I'd make a sign about it, but there's already #2046 )
What might be useful is using the rss feed with an extension like this or something, instead of refreshing the entire page. Prolly less intensive on both the server and the browser
New version doesn't run for me, in either 6 or 7 The window opens and has the fields and everything, it just doesn't play.
Spoiler For terminal output:
lobster4breakfast@meridian:~/Music$ java -jar PMusic.jar Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: javax.sound.midi.MetaMessage.<init>(I[BI)V at com.up.pmus.Main.changeSeed(Main.java:260) at com.up.pmus.Main.setupStuff(Main.java:235) at com.up.pmus.Main.main(Main.java:51)
Not sure if this has been asked for before, but would it be possible to bring omnicalc's line-clearing behavior to the program editor? What it does is if you go to the middle of a line and press clear, it only clears after the cursor.
Extension to 2595: You reference it every time you upload a file to ticalc to make sure you're doing it right. Another extension to 1502: If you find that a sign would be repeated, you just call it an extension and don't count it. 5090: You make random signs pointing to old signs as a way to get people to read back through the topic. :P
Nice to see this newsed, hopefully it'll lead to less people asking about it. Another option (kind of a personal preference) is to have a bookmarklet do the site:<current site> for you.