Darn that is cool. I remember that ticalc.org used to be affiliated with TI, but sadly were taken off their website because their archives contained innapropriate material (the Drug Wars game and ASCII porn)
Darn that is cool. I remember that ticalc.org used to be affiliated with TI, but sadly were taken off their website because their archives contained innapropriate material (the Drug Wars game and ASCII porn)While TI-Planet doesnt host ASCII porn (or porn at all :P), I think we host "worse" than Drug Wars, probably.
Darn that is cool. I remember that ticalc.org used to be affiliated with TI, but sadly were taken off their website because their archives contained innapropriate material (the Drug Wars game and ASCII porn)
But why did they include a CD with programs ? ???At that time, an internet connection wasn't really common for everyone.
Couldn't they just write somewhere "visit ticalc.org" or something ?
Ah yeah, not false. I am used to see everyone with it now and didn't think that it was not nowadays >.<But why did they include a CD with programs ? ???At that time, an internet connection wasn't really common for everyone.
Couldn't they just write somewhere "visit ticalc.org" or something ?
a part of the ticalc.org archiveOne would think that for a CD to be distributed with the calculators that ticalc would stick with proven, possibly even featured, programs rather than picking at random :/
Yeah actually that's what I meant but forgot to mention the CD part. My bad. >.<Darn that is cool. I remember that ticalc.org used to be affiliated with TI, but sadly were taken off their website because their archives contained innapropriate material (the Drug Wars game and ASCII porn)
Not exactly - let's be a little more accurate.
Because TI calculators were sold with a ticalc.org CD.
That CD was containing a part of the ticalc.org archive, and there was such stuff in that part.
The entire archives at ticalc.. I estimate at no more than 10gb, and that's giving it lots of headroom.I don't exactly remember, but I think it was 96 MB, 9.6 GB or 96 GB large or something as of 2012, and that's because today people use 800 KB large PDF readmes or include animated GIFs in their ZIP files. Back in 2001, animated screenshot utilities were incredibly rare and not everyone used large readmes, so I'm fairly sure that it was much smaller. In 2001 I think they had 20000 files and a calc download is usually only 5-30 KB large. Given the antiquated calculator tools of the time, it's entirely possible that ticalc archives were less than 700 MB large at the time.
ALL of Omni would fit on a flash drive lol