Wow everyone! I had just thought of this today! Great to see this topic get some activity. Just need to catch up on reading these posts.
When I have time I'll organise and put everything together the art so it's easier.
Sorry I need to update the spreadsheet and Discography. It's been a long time.

But I've tried looking for other sites like Omnimaga, but for computer development and I've found none. (Cemetech is closest, but it just feels too hostile (or would volatile be a better word?) for my tastes.)

I'd agree that some responses I got on Cemetech were confusing, and terse at times, no matter how friendly and influential KermM was, he was only part of the picture. And people who are members here on Omnimaga seem to act a bit differently on Cemetech.

But anyway, I had noticed this general posting decline (and looking at the graph now I am pretty startled at the continuing downward trend), earlier in the year when I was really active (March-May 2012).
http://ourl.ca/15770

It got to the point where there were little responses to my many posts at times by others except for DJ_O and sometimes Juju I guess. Maintaining that level of posting is hard and I'm afraid I can no longer afford to do that (at least until next year). But I hope people overall can stay motivated and post and reply on the topics that count.

Damn old TI-nspires. New CXes allow recharging which would benefit my programming capabilities greatly. Not that I have enough time really.

I am saddened and shocked overall at such the quick closure of Casio-scene after Casio-Kingdom was transferred over. It was a nice surprise to see my 4year old account on Casio Kingdom restored (one of my oldest forum accounts!!!).
Sean Tan made some great games for the Casio CFX-9850 series (including Star Wars and Kingdom), back when I was active in playing Casio calculator games. However not much has been heard from him in the last few years. Looks like he didn't like the past coming back or something.

EDIT: Just noticed the message at CasioKingdom. The message clearly refers to the actions of Helder7, however I can't help but feel that the website had been hacked itself to display that message as [email protected] doesn't seem like an email from Sean Tan. Could be one of the admins but I won't guess like that.

I like the overall combination of both parts of the song. Though it is weird to take both the quiet part and loud part together, I guess it still works, as the song reveals whether it really is the most relaxing song ever.

EDIT: Sorry I took this whole thing out of context. This is what replying from a mobile phone does, replying from a post on the first page...

It definitely allows room to fit in a dedicated active mod/support staff level, as i personally thought a few months ago (and disscused with people such as DJ_O) that the ARS wasn't really living up to its name and position (half inactive and stuff).
I can't say about now as b4 I was really active on the forums (that came with a price I can no longer afford to pay in my last year of school) but activity and commitment I believe were a good indication of worthiness of a staff position (as well as respecting everyone too ).
But now with these changes, I feel like these positions are much more reliable in getting the job done. It is unfortunate however that I won't have much time to see what difference this makes. There's always next year!

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but it's SpiroH's decision if he wants to publish his code.

For the integration of kArmTI into nspire_emu to be possible, the code of kArmTI needs to be published first, since nspire_emu is to stay open source software

But let's wait for the views of SpiroH, and other stakeholders, on the matter
I have raised the problem of the divergence between the open source emulator containing killer features for developers, versus the closed source emulator (based on an outdated version of the open source emulator...) containing killer features for users; let's discuss about it.

However, SpiroH's kArmTI does have a command console option, though I guess that isn't a great substitute for developers. But a semi-user friendly emulator should definitely be there, as a one design with developers in mind isn't going to fit all.