Quote from: jimbauwens on April 12, 2011, 03:24:51 pm

Quote from: Stefan Bauwens on April 12, 2011, 03:22:39 pm

Yeah, Jim's really been a great help with all my projects.

Thanks! 

And he's also older, so he probably has more experience, I guess.

Yep, and I had an older brother who teached me all the programming

My first real 'program' that I can remember was some JavaScript code that alerted a password that you wrote in a password field, so that everyone could see it. I then tricked my sister with it.

My first calculator program was Block Breaker. I've made tons of other little games and programs that I never released, but I can't remember the names and what they did.

On an off-topic note, do we still need to uninstall TiEmu to use GIMP and vice-versa? That was why I always stayed away from GIMP before, ..

I have both gimp and TiEmu on my computer, so this isn't normal behavior. Both gimp and TiEmu use the gtk-toolkit (gtk was actually made for gimp). Maybe its because one of the programs was outdated, and used an older version of gtk. I think having the latest version of both should work (gimp and TiEmu).

..  aside from the fact I disliked how everything were separate windows (I prefer everything in one window like Paint Shop Pro and Photofiltre Studio).

The next version of gimp will be able to support single windows, but probably will have to wait still a while before its released, as they have a lack of developers.

I think you could enable it for users above n posts. (replace n with 200, 500, etc).
This way only well established users (certainly not trolls) will be able to use it.

I made an unofficial extension for omnomIRC to chat with colors

Add a bookmark in your bookmark bar with this url:
javascript:sig = AJAXSend.toString().split("\n")[21].split("&")[1];usern = AJAXSend.toString().split("\n")[21].split("&")[0].split("\"")[3];setTimeout('function AJAXSend() {
window.frames[0].onMessageSend();window.frames[0].timeIn();var msg_me=document.getElementById("message").value;msg_me = msg_me.replace("[bold]","\x02");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[normal]","\x0F");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[red]","\x0304");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[blue]","\x0302");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[green]","\x0303");msg_me = msg_me.replace("[color]","\x03");var theURL = "/omnomirc/messagebounce.php?name=" + encodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent(usern)) +"&"+ sig + "&message=" + encodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent( stripslashes( stripslashes( msg_me ))));document.getElementById("message").value = "";xmlhttp=new XMLHttpRequest();xmlhttp.open("GET", theURL ,false);xmlhttp.send(null);
}',1000);

When you are on  a omnimaga page, click it, and you will be able to use tags like [red] [green] [blue] [color]00-15 [bold] and [normal] in omnomIRC.

If anyone of the mods doesn't like this, I will remove it.

EDIT: New version with firefox support, scroll down to see it!

TI didn't use a standard filesystem like FAT, instead they used a proprietary filesystem called Datalight Reliance. This basically means we have to rely on TI's OS code to do file access (making ports of other OS's, such as Linux, somewhat difficult)

The best thing would be to have an image with the linux rootfs, and just point the kernel to the raw location of the file on the nand. This way you would not need to know how the filesystem works.

He uploaded it in psd format, which most browser can't handle.
I converted it to png: