Sounding good! What are all the OR statements for o_o

The collision detection of every spike in the room

Yeah I know, but these are sorta like the technical devvlog videos. When the project is done I put up  a quality video and a tutorial maybe.

I'd like to be able to convert PSID to TIMID. That way I can open up a huge library of music.

I did some more programming on the pc. I just have to find a chiptune tracker that outputs a somewhat interpretable stream of data so I can easily convert it with my program. (or make my own tracker using C)

Another interesting thing: I have plenty of I/O pins left on the atmega328 (I only use 4 at the moment) and I have a touchscreen I grabbed out of a broken nintendo DS. In my avatar you can see what that will look like and some people might have seen the video on my youtube channel. I know someone already did this. I might use his code or stick to my own protocol I use to send data to AXE programs (that's way quicker than transferring data packages using the BASIC link protocol)

As long as the sum of the activity is high it doesn't matter which day of the week you're active. Other people are more active on another day and thus we have an evenly distributed amount of activity. Or do we...

Ok this goes as follows: Think of a game and make up a very specific instruction set for it. The next person guesses which game it's for and posts another very specific instruction set.

Begin!

I'm just disappointed in TI that they decided to go with shit hardware again while better cpu specs cost 20ct more. Nonetheless for most of us the challenge of programming for minimalistic hardware got us in the scene, so I hope the new color model will get more students into calculator programming. We should definitely promote programming for calculators beyond the boundaries of the community. I did a lot of basic programming before I found out about omnimaga and AXE. I was the only one in my year that knew how to program for the 84+ (and everyone wanted me to make a wireless chat program of course ) If only there was a way to spread the word directly to the students. How about social media? How about a viral video?

Edit: Some communities like atariage have a shop in which you can buy homebrews and hardware for your retro consoles/computers. What about an omnimaga shop with kits for developing calculator peripherals. There are a couple of active hardware fanatics in the community and I'd like to lure some people from the arduino forums over to our community.

Because a lot of the programmers that started 4 years ago have mastered their programming language there aren't a lot of questions asked in their respective boards. Another problem is that a lot of projects lose interest and the programmer decides to do something else. As a result a lot of cool projects including some of mine died in early stages. Look at the community projects. How many of those are  finished?