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S.A.D. (Seek and Destroy) / Re: S.A.D. The Xaos Race
« on: July 29, 2010, 01:35:38 pm »
now good is too much of a hnor considering the left and right side aren't symmetric. Thanks for the compliment though!
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S.A.D. (Seek and Destroy) / Re: S.A.D. The Xaos Race« on: July 29, 2010, 01:35:38 pm »
now good is too much of a hnor considering the left and right side aren't symmetric. Thanks for the compliment though!
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Miscellaneous / Re: Programming Languages« on: July 28, 2010, 02:56:59 pm »
Loooong list
![]() TI_Basic:Advanced Axe: Beginner Z80: Mediocre C: Beginner C++: Beginner C#: Intermediate Visual Basic: Intermediate Python: Intermediate (just a long time ago) Batch: Advanced AITH: Advandced (my own esoteric programming language (Assembly.Is.Too.Hard) (V)HDL: Beginner (actively learning) Html: Intermediate Micro-Controller Assembly: Intermediate Argh!: Beginner Brainf*: Beginner Notice that I have a lot of beginner and intermediate languages most beginner languages were langueges I was learning but didn't like, the intermediate ones are the ones I use less often but am pretty confident in. The advanced languages are the languages I program the most often. For any program Idea I always start in TI-Basic if possible just because it was my first ever programming language and I have (I think) mastered it. 333
TI Z80 / Re: CalcShield 2010 (Blast AntiVirus Version 5.0) - Beta Testers Needed« on: July 28, 2010, 02:43:37 pm »
Are you still working on this? I am also quite sceptic towards it's use but the more I read the more I got convinced it might be useful. I would suggest however that you install it invisble. I would also password protect the program and make it only removable if you have entered the right password...of course there are disadvantages to this but since this is a antivirus i'd recommend it to be as silent, fast and protected as possible. I'd recommend you to let the program scan at startup and save the state of the calculator (e.g. there are 5 programs) then on the next boot it checks the savestate and if there are any changes rescan. Also I'd make an option whether or not to scan basic prgms/ dcs prgms/ asm prgms/ ion prgms etc. Another function would be to check whether or not apps are allowed.
Last but not least it is extremely difficult to check all malicious asmcode. Any wrong (order) of asm commands will ram-clear the calc (the antivirus should be bullet -proof to that as well) so essentially 99% of the malicious hex code clears the ram, the other 1% is worse. Actually the whole teacher-security idea isn't that bad at all, altough I would personally dislike it you might just be able to resell it to math teachers so that games are blocked. The second use is, me. /me wants to write a virus that bypasses this ![]() ![]() Good Luck! PS: You can give me version 5 @ [email protected] 335
Miscellaneous / Re: Human Languages« on: July 28, 2010, 02:22:19 pm »
Dutch: Native thus advanced
English: Advanced German: poor French: un peu I've had all these languages at school but I only have 2 of them (English and Dutch) since I swapped classes 336
S.A.D. (Seek and Destroy) / Re: Groups of Similar Units in S.A.D.« on: July 28, 2010, 06:14:44 am »
I think that the last post is the most balanced approach to this idea.
I can't wait to see my calculator screen explode into pieces with units running and firing everywhere ![]() 338
Axe / Re: Total noob question« on: July 26, 2010, 04:25:11 pm »
tyvm, I have 3.3 though, does the copy() method calcdude84se suggested work on that version as well?
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Axe / Re: Total noob question« on: July 26, 2010, 02:09:16 pm »
Here is my latest noob question. I succeeded once in writing to appvars but I lost the program somehow, I have no notes of it either and the Axe documentation doesn't give a appvar specific writing example.
I tried this: Code: [Select] "vPBWMAP1"->Str0 I also tried Code: [Select] For(A,0,15) Neither of which works. Any suggestions? 340
Other / Re: What computer OS do you use?« on: July 26, 2010, 09:37:40 am »
I have one computer with Windows 98, one computer with U-lite (linux distro), one computer with vista (I use that one the most, I have no problems with it) and the rest (one laptop, one desktop and on netbook (currently on the netbook)) have windows XP home proffesional.
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S.A.D. (Seek and Destroy) / Re: S.A.D. The Xaos Race« on: July 24, 2010, 01:12:17 pm »
OK here is a small update (altough there is a huge one around the corner
![]() I did some redesigning on the Xaos and I changed some units. For now I will just give names. GROUND: Builderbot->Assault Drone ->Mortar Drone -> Bigfoot (Maximus) AIR: Builderbot->Aerial->Scipii->Mothership (Hydron) SPECIAL: Hydron \ --Maxidron Maximus / the ->'s mean you can upgrade from one unit on the left to a unit on the right. So you can go from a Builderbot to a Aerial but you can not go from a builderbot to a Scipii (you need to make the Aerial first). The names in parenthesis are alternative names. A bigfoot can become a Maximus if it is fully upgraded. Just like so, a Mothership can become a Hydron if it has all upgrades. The last thing I am gonna tell you is that Maxidron is a very, very powerful unit, altough not invincible it comes very close. For the sake of balance however there is a huge IF to it. That being you have to pay a huge price for it and secondly, you must have build both the Maximus and the Hydron. From either one of them (the one you build the last) you can then construct the Maxidron. Ooh, yea... one more thing. ![]() Maxidron is spelled with d not with t, this is important because the Maxitron is far more powerful then the Maxidron Here is a drawing of the MaxiDron, forgive the poor quality I do not have a scanner so I just took a photgraph of it. ![]() 342
Math and Science / Re: New RSA Algorithm discussion« on: July 24, 2010, 12:55:40 pm »
yes it does, thank you.
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Math and Science / Re: New RSA Algorithm discussion« on: July 24, 2010, 10:05:15 am »
Aah ok. my bad. I indeed had mistaken it for a = sign but i didn't notice the extra bar underneath it, it was far past midnight if that is a righteous excuse
![]() And on modular arithmetic, I am trying to learn that now, I never had it on school. Maybe the kahnacademy (on youtube) hosts it? on a off-topic note, the kahnacademy on youtube is a great resource for math you never had or never understood, I can recommend it to everyone. Just hit kahnacademy on YT. Thanks for the explanation graphmastur. 344
Math and Science / Re: New RSA Algorithm discussion« on: July 24, 2010, 06:34:02 am »
hmm I studied wikipedia's explanation yesterday and altough I do not quite understand everything I think this:
let d be so that d times e = 1 times mod(_psi_(pq)) couldn't that be: d=mod(_psi_(pq)) divided by e forgive me if this is either obvious or stupid, I do math on intuition most of the times ![]() Here is a list of most of the required variables (these are the onse I understand): P = prime (uniformly random to q) q = prime (uniformly random to p) Bitlenght P = Bitlenght q n = p times q _psi_(n) = (p-1) times (q-1) e = random(2.....up to x?) What is the upperbound of e? is it p-1? once again my apologies if I am asking silly questions again... 345
S.A.D. (Seek and Destroy) / Re: [S.A.D.] Progress 2010« on: July 24, 2010, 06:22:04 am »
I am afraid not galandros...SAD is about having one unit at the time and switching between them at the right moment to win the battle. There is only one race that has swarming...
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