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« on: August 09, 2010, 02:46:41 pm »
Extended unleashed another blow against TI measures. Incredible work. Many Nspire users rejoice. 
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« on: August 09, 2010, 02:42:05 pm »
Too bad Simple Machine Forums (SMF) is not a slot machine or one more 7 and jackpot for all of us.  ahahaha Who could guess the records would be broken in so little time since this forum incarnation started? EDIT: having consideration for the activity on other forums at the time it started
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« on: August 09, 2010, 09:43:22 am »
It is always nice to make our own tools.  Really cool simple visual. I will use it for Omnimaga forums. ^^ Imageshack service got bad... But a friend knowing that suggested me TinyPic and I have been using it since.
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« on: August 09, 2010, 09:39:12 am »
Playing NDS games...
Rune Factory 1 and 2 (HM plus RPG is epic)
Phoenix Wright - Ace Attorney
Final Fantasy XII
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« on: August 09, 2010, 09:36:34 am »
The only modds I am really interested is making cheats to give an alternative start for games.
Start with more or less money, start with good items early and such... Never released but I don't know where to release it...
But I like to see impressive modds of changing nearly all graphics, game data (maps, items, etc.) and even code. Even with good tools seems too much time expensive.
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« on: August 09, 2010, 07:05:28 am »
All his 84+ projects. All the Nspire stuff died (although it is not officially dead)
auch, that is hard to deal. At least the 84+ projects backup was relatively recent? Flash drives can be easily lost... but for recent stuff is ok. So backup in various computers and external hard drives is the best. My desktop computer is possibly what has more risks in hard rive failures due to his historic. (weird 60GB occupied and freed by reformatting plus some filesystem recovered somehow by Linux OS but unreachable from Windows) I can't complaint about the laptop because I use mostly on hard and plain tables.
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« on: July 27, 2010, 01:36:21 pm »
From Nelson Sousa: "ticalc.org's forum is almost near to useless" Uh....ticalc doesn't actually have a forum, and he didn't mention omnimaga, cemetech, or TIBD.
Nelson Sousa actually has some good Nspire stuff himself in ticalc. Not sure too, what is tical.orgc's forum for him. I doubt he is referring to http://www.ticalc.org/community/articles/ as a forum because few people today know about it because the articles are completely inactive.
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« on: July 27, 2010, 01:31:55 pm »
If we are reading from a usb flash drive, decompression shouldn't be needed, that could help.
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« on: July 27, 2010, 10:06:51 am »
Thank you for your effort, to bring "true sound" to new TI-84+SEs. Compression is really useful to something like this. You are really on the limit of the z80 CPU at 15MHz.
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« on: July 27, 2010, 10:03:29 am »
Here it is in the order I learnt:
TI-BASIC - Advanced (know all optimizations and use them, quirks, almost all commands)
z80 assembly - Intermediate
JavaScript - Intermediate going to Advanced
PHP - Intermediate
JavaScript or PHP can help me doing repeating things. But learning Python or C/C++ would complete my programming skills.
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« on: July 27, 2010, 09:40:18 am »
Portuguese - native
English - advanced
German - Beginner
Spanish - similar enough to Portuguese, so if I learned subtleties and more vocabulary (I know some already from trips and movies), I could be Intermediate
Italian and French - able to pick up simple phrases, again languages derived from latin
Japanese - know some words, would like to learn speak and maybe write in a romanized form
Also curious to know about grammar rules and special things about Latin, Greek, some African and ancient languages
I would like to invest some free time learning languages but I never get patience to choice the resources to use (some website, buy a book and choose games).
By the way, when you refer to Chinese, you are always referring to Chinese mandarin, correct?
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« on: July 26, 2010, 11:05:55 am »
I didn't imagine most calculator hobbyists use or experiment at least one Linux distro.
It must be because we all spent time searching/reading about technologies on the web.
And I my Windows 7 is in 64-bits. It is cool to find builds for 64-bits that bring noticeable speed ups, for example, desmume (best nintendo ds emulator out there but still a few games run slowly). 7-zip 64-bit also seems fast.
I haven't seen many compatibility problems related to 64-bit in Windows. There are some Linux OSes with 64-bit builds but I won't test that soon.
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« on: July 26, 2010, 04:23:42 am »
I mainly use Windows XP, but I have Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.04 too.
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« on: July 24, 2010, 06:56:12 pm »
Thanks for the answer. ^^
That is a really cool speed up. The ARM cpu doesn't offer better support for floats than z80 for instance? Seems a dramatic speed up, never knew the difference on speed but I have read that is used for games for "desktop computer" games (x86).
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« on: July 24, 2010, 05:43:01 am »
Is there anyway to create a signature that will tell a person how many days/hours/etc. are left till an event? I'm wanting to put one up for the next SAD alpha that's coming next week
I am pretty sure there are many of that stuff on the Internet and I have come across one at a time. Google and you will find. Not sure if they are as cooler as the Kerm one. Unfortunately I don't remember the right keywords for the search... 
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