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« on: March 23, 2013, 01:26:42 pm »
There us a site, DJ_O! It's for MarioRun+ 
527
« on: March 23, 2013, 01:25:48 pm »
I've done that, actually. My computer emulating Wii emulating Linux emulating Wabbit emulating a virtual calc via mnicalc emulating a TiBOYSE ROM was just for fun.
528
« on: March 23, 2013, 01:23:43 pm »
Bump.
Newest version link?
I love the version I've played! 0002.
529
« on: March 22, 2013, 11:23:11 pm »
* Dapianokid plays flash games on Omnimaga. He invents the word Omnifreak.
530
« on: March 22, 2013, 11:22:14 pm »
Maybe post some screenshots if you want to prove yourselves.
531
« on: March 22, 2013, 11:06:59 pm »
4706: Dapianokid never took the time to read 232 pages of stuff about it.
4399: I'm right here!!!
4707: Dapianokid hopes this won't destroy the beautiful friendship he had with Sorunome
532
« on: March 22, 2013, 10:39:55 pm »
4702: You realize Sorunome still hasn't fixed it, even though he thought he has.
4703: Dapianokid is clearly not wrong.
4704: You start writing random stuff to fill in the spaces between now and 9001.
533
« on: March 22, 2013, 10:36:40 pm »
4697: You actually install Ti Connect on library computers to send programs to your calculator.
4698: You only have 50 posts and you're already stuck on it.
4700: You wonder where 4699 is, and find it in the next post.
534
« on: March 22, 2013, 10:16:28 pm »
Here is the deal... I'm a hacker and I was a noob on other subjects, but on subjects like this, I know my ****.  The key isn't hard to generate. It doesn't cost a lot of money to have such good security. It's always nice to have good security! So TI decided to have great security. Easy to generate keys, FRICKING HARD to brute force. If I devoted my best computer's entire CPU, video card GPU, and resources alike, it'd take me years even still to get it done. The GIMPS project is a wonderful example of networked collaborative throughput sucking every inch out of every computer they can get people to run it on. There are online networks designed to help other people set up networks to hack RSA's, I believe.
535
« on: March 22, 2013, 10:09:12 pm »
This can also be recreated if you use the following syntax, and this is something I recently discovered:
Compare the following two:
Circle(0,0,10 makes a slow circle at origin with a radius of 10.
Circle0,0,10,{-i} makes a fast circle of the same dimensions. The i is the imaginary I. Test it on the CSE please!
536
« on: March 22, 2013, 01:00:12 pm »
Can't wait until a stable release..
I foresee multiple different calcs being supported, as well as CX series support... I hope there are lots of nice features like being able to switch between calcs. Idk I'm just excited.
537
« on: March 22, 2013, 12:54:16 pm »
As the boot1 isn't writeable, an exploit in it to run any boot2 would give us almost everything that a custom boot1 could.
Doesn't Lua support some aspects of OOP?
We don't need an exploit but actually factoring the boot2 RSA keys. Once done => FREEDOM. But that would @#!*% TI off very badly.
We could even write a custom OS that lets us do what we want (actually tangrs Linux port would be perfect with a GUI adapted to a calc/low resources). 
Well that works too, but any hacker knows that factoring RSA's isn't easy without major computer power or a supergenius. tangrs linux would rock. What is the progress on factoring the RSA's?
538
« on: March 22, 2013, 12:47:36 pm »
Gossamer doesn't support anything that requires a textbox. I looked into finding a way to add this feature and realized very quickly that the only people fit to do this are those who wrote the gcnclient and Gossamer. Logging in is impossible because you can't send the required forms to do so, and trying to use the calc itself to do all the work would torture that poor, poor z80... However, the Nspire running Linux should work just fine! (I'm guessing, because I never used it but I see it may be possible.) Setting up the programs and client right can allow one to connect to other IRC channels, though. Certain Nspire calculators have a "Login to classroom" feature, as I experienced with my friend Kevin's two unused Clickpads and Touchpads (RICH DUDE!!)... And it said you needed an adapter. My friend thinks that he could login to Wifi with that adapter. Perhaps the Nspires may become mobile internet capable devices?
539
« on: March 21, 2013, 07:41:10 pm »
Well I wouldn't mine more oncalc programmability for both of them, like a C compiler! Can't I use a text editor to write progs on either, or even a prog editor like the one on the 84+? and then compile or execute?
I like that he is focusing on mmy programing because that is a major concern. Before too long, the emulators on the Nspire should support all the gaming consoles I ever wanted, and all the TI calcs I ever wanted (Maybe the whole 8x series!!)... And the file transfer on it doesn't seem like much. Somebody told me it'd be difficult.
Did I mention to you guys I have severe ADHD? anyway...
I'll be looking for OS v. 3.2 exploits.
540
« on: March 21, 2013, 07:26:21 pm »
Believe it or not, there hasn't been a decision yet. I'm not a superprogrammer yet. I can't write a random terrain generator in 15 mins. Or 15 days, for that matter.
However, event-based programing is new to EVERYONE soo.. Thanks for bringing that up!
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