No, wait, that lobster is a girl!

1448: You are a calculator.

I thought it was based off "squeegee".

1446: Your calculator is you.

In-troducing the latest in the world famous "What is" line of topics, here comes "What is your name?"!
Here, you post the story of how you picked your Omnimaga name and what it means. I'll start.

My name is an ancestor of the current word "Friday". I chose it because I refer to myself as Friday in my programs and program-related material, but I've found out that "Friday" is frequently already taken online, so I just sign up as Freyaday.

See? Fun! Now It's your turn.

I'm trying to come up with improvements to my latest version of my longish running 84+ SE game series, Zer0es, Zer0es IV (aka Zer0GS). Problem is, I don't know what needs improvement. This topic here is for code improvements. There is now a separate thread in the Projects section for new features and gameplay improvements.

The controls are as follows:
Left to move the falling number one column to the left, right for right.
Up to send the number all the way to the bottom (hard drop). There is no soft drop; it caused too many bugs.
Enter to pause, clear to quit.

The object of the game is to get all the numbers at the bottom of the screen to equal 0. This is done by maneuvering the falling number so that it lands in a column with a number so that the sum mod 10 of the two numbers is 0. I know it sounds confusing, but you'll get the hang of it. The game and all the needed programs are attached in the form of a group. Oh, and the minimum score is -999. Any lower than that and you automatically fail.
And please, read the ReadMe.

Screen shot!:

Well, mine has a cubic solver in it.