Yeah.
Edit: it appears inconsistent. For example, "te~st" never displays, while "k~k" does.

Hic Latine loquamur! (aut Anglice loqui tibi licet si non potes )
Quaere omnia quae de Latina lingua cognoscere velis.

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Here let us speak Latin! (or you are permitted to speak in English if you are not able )
Ask all things which you wish to learn about the Latin language.

I've been a bit reluctant to create a topic for this project of mine, but I feel confident enough that I will continue it, not to mention that a person or two have asked me to do this, so here's the topic!
This is my attempt at yet another third-party OS (hence YATPOS, which is not its name ), which I have chosen to call PartesOS.
I don't have much yet, mainly just some core code and lots of ideas yet to be realized in code, nowhere near enough to release a demo.
I'm not sure how much I want to write right now, so feel free to browse the most recently committed version of the source code at the PartesOS Google Code page and ask any questions you might have. (Like my goals for this project, for example)
Thanks for the support I know you'll provide

Might as well upload one of my old BASIC creations, especially since someone's made an Axe one
This one is based on Eller's Algorithm (http://www.astrolog.org/labyrnth/algrithm.htm#perfect, scroll down a bit)
When you start it it asks for four numbers: How long it should be (X), How wide it should be (Y), and chances for carving vertically and horizontally (give as a decimal, not a percent )
I'm sure if Weregoose looked at it he could find numerous optimizations
It can generate a full-screen maze in a few minutes.
I've included two screenshots: one of it generating a 48*32 maze (for the impatient among you ) and one of a full maze.
Enjoy! (Yeah, it's slow, but whatever )

At last I'm getting around to this, with over 1000 (not >9000!!! ) posts.
First forum I joined was detachedsolutions (almost dead), then UTI (seems like it's dying), then here (alive!), Cemetech (also alive!), and revsoft (also almost dead)
I have one (1) TI-84 Plus Silver Edition, along with a TI-brand scientific calculator.
With time permitting I am working on my OS project, called PartesOS (I'll create a topic once I have significant progress)
And, barring personal information, that's about it.
* calcdude remembers something and loses The Game, and requests peanuts to make him feel better.

So, while messing around with communicating directly with the LCD in Axe, (I made a few Asm routines and put them under labels), I made a typo. Long story short, I found the use for the undocumented LCD commands ranging from $0C to $0F. Fitting with the LCD documentation, these commands are of the form %000011**
Setting bit 0 ($0D) flips the screen left/right, and setting bit 1 ($0E) flips it up/down, and setting both ($0F), well, does both, rotating it 180 degrees.
Now you know. If you have Calcsys, output these values to the LCD command port (port $10) and see it for yourself.
(Note that I only know it works with the type of LCD I have on my 84+SE, which is the kind not needing ALCDFIX)

Feel free to tell the community when you won't be able to access omnimaga.
You may also brag

I will personally be gone from Saturday (June 26) to probably half-way through next week. I may be able to post for the first few days, but almost certainly not after that
* calcdude doesn't feel like bragging, so he's done

I feel like starting an OS. It probably won't get far, but there are a few things I felt I needed to ask.
From what pages can protected ports be accessed? (like flash unlocking, etc.)
What flash pages must contain what? what can't be touched?
Where can I find documentation on accessing flash?

Thanks for any help.