Stuff that plays like 6 times per day on popular radio stations and that sounds like everything else (in this case, most 1999-2003 pop music). It can be excellent or horrible music, but you hear it so often you eventually get tired of it.
Agree. I worked at a greenhouse and the radio was on all day. Man, I could burn these songs. But now that I listen to them in full quality and stuff, I realize they're actually quite good
So many TL;DR posts so I skipped the thread Anyway this looks prettty interesting, definitely keeping an eye on this thread even though I don't have a fx9860.
Yep, the smaller partition often is the bootloader. Also in general it's a bad idea to delete any partitions an OS installer makes. If you hate having more than one partition, I would not recommend using linux btw You have like 3/4 partitions there.
edit: We use Matrefeytiontias's n2DLib. @matref: what is the licence for your lib?
He's not the only author
Anyway, that's looking nice indeed, I didn't like how GameBoy (Advance) Tetris games had story modes or weird things like that, I just want to play Tetris
Woops, you're right. But Matref is most notorious for it
Over the past week, Streetwalrus and I have been working hard on a Tetris clone for Nspire. At the moment, it is far from finished, but playable, so we decided to post a demo here. You can cheat, find out how! Video over here Known quirks: -No position checking yet. Yup, this means lines aren't removed yet. -Rotating a piece is waay too fast. -Moving a piece is finicky. -No dropping yet.
Have fun playing this half-finished game.
edit: We use Matrefeytiontias, Hayleia and pierrotdu18's n2DLib. No source yet, but once we post it, MIT licence.
The lighting is so bad I can't comment on the drawing.
j/k
The hair is fine. I looked up the image you traced used as a reference, and I can clearly make out that this is the same character. As for the proportions, the head seems a little bit too wide IMO.
Scratch was my first experience in 'real' programming! It's really easy to get started in and I really recommend it if you want to learn people how to code. Its drag-and-drop interface encourages experimenting because you can see what's in store. Only 2 days after I first got Scratch I already made a program that made you click at moving targets. I did that without any documentation and I was 11 back then!
6494: You have been convinced that Omni is better then Cemetech, and spam friends with peanuts, and visit Juju's intro thread for different varieties of peanuts.
Please take note that we do not claim to be better than Cemetech. (even though we are)
What I mean to point out is that while you seem to think the newer one is better, I accidentally ran it at the wrong AHB and thus memory speed. This means the old version is no worse than the newest version. Tests that I ran at AHB = 66 MHz with the old version support this.
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You have like 3/4 partitions there.
