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« on: January 12, 2014, 07:57:17 am »
I rented a new server yesterday, I hope it will be available tomorrow. EDIT: They already activated the server today and I redesigned the website. If someone wants to update the list, register on the website and let me know. I'm not sure how much time I can put into this since I'm getting closer to finishing school. And please report any bugs you might find  http://euve34239.vserver.de/pacspire/index.php
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« on: December 05, 2013, 09:49:27 am »
Did you even look at the Github repo?
1. it is not made by me
2. it only describes what PTTKiller does
PTTKiller is not available for download there, I have no idea how this weird description ended up on github, please get your facts right before telling bullshit.
Also, that PTTCopier is also NOT made by me and NOT hosted by me.
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« on: December 05, 2013, 07:10:27 am »
It's confirmed that you won't be able to downgrade from 3.6 ever again (officially), because of fixes related to the press-to-test mode.
So it looks like they're referring to some Ndless tool, attacking the PTT mode, which was released here on Omnimaga.
Unfortunately, even after being moderated and explained things here, the author didn't think this back and did rerelease its tool on github.
Huh? Who put PTTKiller/PTTCopier on GitHub? So to the one who will feel concerned by this, thank you very much for all the problems we now have to deal with...
Could you please stop blaming other people...? If Ndless 3.2/3.6 is released someday (and note I said *if*), I hope that nobody will attack the PTT ever again.
And I hope TI stops being stupid... but I guess that will not happen...
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« on: November 20, 2013, 10:45:36 am »
Yup. I tried it with another approach without multiple inheritance and for now, everything seems to work more or less 
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« on: November 19, 2013, 03:30:07 pm »
After ExtendeD added support for C++ to Ndless some months ago, I have added experimental C++ support to Nspire I/O now. It has an iostream-like interface, so it should be easy to use (at least I hope it is ) The obligatory "Hello World": #include <nspireio/console.hpp>
int main(void)
{
nio::console c;
c << "Hello World!" << nio::endl;
return 0;
}A more complete demo can be found here. The output of that demo is attached below. The source code can be found on Github and in the attached zip file (that contains the compiled library file and demos as well).
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« on: November 16, 2013, 06:09:32 pm »
I am trying to make a C++ class for Nspire I/O that works like the standard iostream class. For this purpose, I have the class console, which is just a simple C++ wrapper for Nspire I/O, and the class nio_base, that provides stuff from the standard ios_base class. The class iostream inherits from both console and nio_base, so we can use the <<, >> operators and more for Nspire I/O consoles. My problem is, when I am trying to set the field width with the function width() from nio_base to 10, it stays 0 when I read it from inside the iostream class. Also, using setf() crashes the emulator. This is the code I'm trying to run.Basically everything works, except the field width change and the unsetf/setf stuff. The code works fine on the other branch where the nio_base stuff is integrated into iostream, but I wanted to separate it so I don't have to duplicate the code for RS232 communcication. Download the codeTo build, make lib install in the root dir make lib install demo in niostream Make sure there are no old versions of Nspire I/O in your Ndless SDK.
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« on: September 29, 2013, 01:57:38 pm »
Probably when I continue working on the C++ support (holidays start in some days, so maybe I'll stop being lazy and work on some Nspire stuff again ).
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« on: September 29, 2013, 10:59:00 am »
I have added nio_scanf and nio_fscanf add nio_getsn() and add a compiler warning upon usage of nio_gets(). gets() is insecure and was removed from the C11 standard 
Since we have fgets with a size argument, I don't think we need getsn.
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« on: September 28, 2013, 12:11:45 pm »
Oh, gets without a size argument ? Not very secure
There is nio_fgets, which has a size argument. nio_gets is just there because it is ANSI C. So recently I've tried to use the ndless sdk to make some stuff for my calculator. Nspireio is pretty cool and all, but I really can't make sense of the documentation. I figured out how to use nio_printf as that's basically printf, but there's no nio_scanf... what am I supposed to do to take input?
If you just want to use nspireio as a simple fullscreen console, you should take a look at the replace-stdio demo. Nspireio provides some functions from stdio.h, so you could just look at its documentation here.
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« on: September 23, 2013, 10:44:32 am »
Well, the list wasn't updated for some months.
If there is interest in it, I might do it next weekend or so.
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« on: September 04, 2013, 01:30:38 pm »
As far as I know, PTT hacks are currently only available on cncalc.org for registered users with several posts (else, you can't download). And of course, only if you manage to find them in chinese...
Well, PTTcopier is still available and findable with a simple google search.
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« on: September 03, 2013, 11:14:54 am »
Is that legal? It seems pretty interesting!
I guess receiving ADS-B is legal, otherwise websites like flightradar24 wouldn't be possible, right? Also I got a free premium account for feeding my ADS-B data to them Interesting. Just be careful to not get caught accidentally accessing top secret govt/police info or something.
Well, I can only receive, transmitting is not possible. So I'm not leaving any traces But the ADS-B signals I receive are usually pure garbage (or so says the decoder program I'm using).
I can receive ADS-B pretty well. Currently I have 1300 frames/min
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« on: August 30, 2013, 02:30:16 pm »
So, do you guys know about RTL-SDR? Basically it turns cheap DVB-T-Sticks into a Software Defined Radio with a frequency range of 52-2200 MHz / 24-1766 MHz (depending on tuner). You can do some cool stuff with it, like getting images from weather satellites or listening to unencrypted voice transmissions (e.g. pilots talking to ground stations etc.) A compatible DVB-T-Stick costs $10-$20, so it is really cheap for what you can do with it. You can find more information (and more possible use cases) on rtl-sdr.com. I attached a screenshot showing the position, speed, altitude, etc. of nearby aircrafts by receiving ADS-B signals at 1090 MHz using my Terratec T-Stick Plus (with E4000 tuner). I can receive transmissions from planes that are up to 120km away from me using the supplied antenna.
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« on: August 22, 2013, 01:53:09 pm »
Nice! I'm going to the Gamescom this weekend, so I won't be able to try them out before next week
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