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826
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:53:42 pm »
Can you click print-preview and show us what it says?
827
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:39:40 pm »
Wut? I thought Omnimaga still ran off a TI-81? 
Nah, remember we switched to a TI-84 Plus in October last year 
I almost have the Prizm ready to take over next month. With this upgrade Omnimaga should be 65,535 times more awesome 
Really, it should be 32,768 times as awesome. (Prizm - 65536 colors divided by 8x - 2 colors
meh, details. Luckily the prizm fully supports the IPv6 protocols as well as IPv4.
Don't forget flash, css, java, javascript, and .net. All of those too.
Actually, it doesn't support flash. Some kinda licensing detail. Oh well, I mean who uses flash? 
828
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:38:20 pm »
Now I'm kondof confused. Must think about this...
Are prime numbers only the natural numbers?
Well, technically, it is defined as a natural number, so yes. However, I believe you could extend the pretext of it to other numbers. For example, above, if you had 0 for Q and T, you would get: P(S+Ti)-Q(T-Si)=PS=A+Bi=A. So, the factors of A would be P and S. So it makes sense. Take Q=2 and T=5: P(S+Ti)-Q(T-Si)=P(S+5i)-2(5-Si)=PS+5i-10+2Si=S(P+2i)+5i-10 and P=9, S=3: 3(9+2i)+5i-10=27+6i+5i-10=17+11i So the factors of 17+11i are (9+2i) and (3+5i) so 17+11i wouldn't be prime by this definition. But yeah, it's defined as natural (real) numbers only.
829
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:31:48 pm »
Wait, then why don't the calculators act as if they are linked? Can I even open another one up at the same time? * King Graphmastur goes to experiment
830
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:30:30 pm »
*ahem*
HOLY NECROPOST BATMAN
well, not really, 'cause it's > 2 months, but that's another story entirely. I wish we even could learn to program at my school.
831
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:27:34 pm »
832
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:26:20 pm »
I'm happy i understood what you typed and what I am writing about in my book(mostly  )
Thanks again for the help
Imaginary numbers of the form a+bi where b=0 can be prime. ;-) Technically, a+bi would have to only have multiples of 1 and itself. I'm sure you could generalize the multiplication of to complex numbers to get another. For example with P+Qi and S+Ti: (P+Qi)(S+Ti)=PS+QSi+PTi+QTi^2=PS+QSi+PTi-QT=PS+PTi-QT+QSi=P(S+Ti)-Q(T+Si) So, I guess as long as (PS-QT)=a and (PT-QS)=b, and as long as there were no P, Q, T, and S that satisfied that, it would be prime. This is only in theory. If the idea of being prime isn't extended to complex numbers, then... yeah.
833
« on: February 22, 2011, 10:17:46 pm »
Can wabbit support I/O linking like PindurTI does? except maybe have multiple calcs open at the same time, and screenshot them all together. But the linking for sure. ;-)
EDIT: Although, I guess I should ask how hard that would be. You would just hook up all the link ports together, by seeing if one changed it, and having it affect the read values of the others.
834
« on: February 22, 2011, 06:19:40 pm »
so, two random people hacking at a fish?* turiqwalrus thinks that fish tastes good Oh my, you ate Qwerty.55 didn't you. (Fishbot)
835
« on: February 22, 2011, 05:56:16 pm »
Why not cracking some Nspire keys with them?
Because that wouldn't be effective with 10s of thousands of normal computers. DDos from a calc would be interesting, though.
836
« on: February 21, 2011, 11:05:14 pm »
What are you compiling this with?
837
« on: February 21, 2011, 10:31:17 pm »
1359: You get calls from PETA asking about reports about a large, cherry-flavored lizard in your backyard.
Fixed ^ 1362: You were the one that found out it was cherry-flavored....
838
« on: February 21, 2011, 09:18:23 pm »
Anyone care to guess what topic comes up first if you search "casio prizm hacking"?
839
« on: February 21, 2011, 07:52:24 am »
No graphmastur, the negative numbers is about the catalan program, not the fibonacci.
Ah, okay, my bad. I just figured they might try and pass a negative number and I would hate for the routine to be unable to handle it.
Nobody who knows what the fibonacci sequence is would input negative numbers. In fact, any sequence, a sequence can't have it's -1th member xD
True, but I like bounding stuff like that anyway. It's a strange quirk I have to check a bunch of stuff to be null or not, or check if it's outside bounds even though it probably never will be.
840
« on: February 21, 2011, 07:47:39 am »
No graphmastur, the negative numbers is about the catalan program, not the fibonacci.
Ah, okay, my bad. I just figured they might try and pass a negative number and I would hate for the routine to be unable to handle it.
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