5 would be cool if you could toggle between BCD and the original floats (for compatibility).

Any from Smooth McGroove, PPPPPP, Songs to Test By, MrBulbamike.

After reading though the wonder paper Pessimal Algorithms and Simplexity Analysis, I thought of a wonderful idea: a reluctant quadratic solver! I'm not very good at these things, though, so I decided to bring it out to the Omnimaga community for everyone to have a go.

Goal: Make a quadratic solver.
Constraints:
· The program must always be progressing towards the goal.
Points are awarded for:
· Inefficiency
· Novelty
· Precision
· Style
· Humor
· Choice of language

Said points will be awarded per user, with a running count in the main topic. Users are free to improve any algorithm, and will get points for the improvement accordingly. Programs can be interactive or non-interactive, but the user interaction shouldn't cause repetition.

(Note: This doesn't have to be for a language on a TI calc, but I couln't think of a better place to put it. If a mod knows where this would fit better, feel free to move it.)

Points:
Coming soon!

A bit overplayed recently, but this is a good cover.

The Legendary Star Wars Expanded Universe Turns a New Page



EDIT: Video from Lucasfilm:



Also, this:

Tosche Station Radio #84: Legend of the Expanded Universe

I like this video more than I should.

Quote from: shmibs on May 03, 2014, 05:51:52 pm

conky really isn't worth the time and the effort. it looks nice, but in the end it's a resource watcher that hogs resources itself. you should take a look at vicious; it embeds things directly in a wiibox and sets timers for grabbing different resources so they're only checked when they need to be instead of all together. that + a quick call to htop when you're actually curious about what exactly is using up your resources would accomplish the same goal without being as taxing.

Who said it was easy to waste resources on my PC ?
Also thanks for the suggestion bb010g but in that case I'd rather use Vicious because it allows graphics and it integrates into Awesome fairly well.

How is awesome doing now, anyway? I used it a while ago, but ended up switching to xmonad because of the lack of documentation for the git version. Has it gotten better about not breaking configs between updates?