Breaking news, this is.
Interesting. I shall see today what others make of it.

So it does. I just didn't realize it. Fixing the topic title, here I go!
Edit: Done.

Stop confusing us, Deep
I'll be interested to know just what went wrong.
By the way, Deep Thought, what does the number three have to do with a base64 lib?
Edit: Ruler, yep, from a normal client OmnomIRC receives the lines just fine It can't send them, though.

I typed a message that had a tilde in the bad position, and it didn't display. I tried it a couple more times and it still didn't work, at which point I made this topic. Juju and I then proceeded to test it
Edit: Oh, and good luck fixing it, of course

Yeah.
Edit: it appears inconsistent. For example, "te~st" never displays, while "k~k" does.

I think you are misunderstanding how the so-called "8KB limit" works
To my knowledge, it is _not_ PC being >=$C000 that causes this problem, it's that you're running code on a so-called "protected page".
On the plain 83+, for example, the page typically in the $C000-$FFFF range is RAM Page 0 ($40). If you go and, say, output $40 to port $06 and then try to run code at $4000<=PC<$8000, the calculator will reset.
Admittedly, this idea could work, but never on the plain 83+. The 16KiB of executable RAM it has is simply too little. (Not to mention the OS needs it)
Sorry to be such a downer
Note: there remains the small possibility that it could work on the 83+ by "unprotecting" RAM Page 0, as the table at http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=83Plus:Ports:05 seems to imply. However, I've never been able to convince anyone to test this, and it requires unlocking flash.

To be technical, according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64#Operating_modes you can, but not normally with a 64-bit OS

This topic has been moved to Spam.

It's to be deleted, and it's spam now anyway

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