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« on: February 17, 2013, 09:30:52 pm »
Was bored today, so I made this. It's a Lua interpreter (based on lua.js) with a library that works with a HTML5 canvas. Some functions are implemented and I'm slowly implementing more. At the end, it should support both Nspire Lua and LuaZM graphic functions. (Obviously, suggestions are open  ) Documentationdofile(url) - Asynchronously executes a remote file. Ex.: Try dofile(" http://juju2143.ca/test.lua")  gc.drawLine(x1, y1, x2, y2) gc.drawRect(x, y, w, h) gc.fillRect(x, y, w, h) gc.setColorRGB(r, g, b) - Same as their Nspire counterparts zmg.time() zmg.ticks() - Same as their LuaZM counterparts Known issues- Backspace might not work as expected in some browsers, for some reason.- dofile() is asynchonous and doesn't lock the terminal while the AJAX thing runs, so print() might print in the input. - Infinite loops will crash your browser http://juju2143.ca/lua
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« on: February 05, 2013, 04:00:15 pm »
I just found 42 and 666 can be written with the same set of symbols in a mathematical formula. Can you find out how I did it? I'll edit the answer here later today (as I'm in the middle of a French course). Edit: The answer:
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« on: January 14, 2013, 12:48:24 am »
And there we go, I'm trying to make covers. Let's play a little game, guess what I just tabbed, if you can read music. ^_^
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« on: January 09, 2013, 02:49:27 pm »
 KermMartian is at it again and is writing a new book, Using the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus. The MEAP will go live tomorrow and will allow you to recieve chapters of the book as the author is completing them, then recieve a printed copy of the book. As the title suggests, this book will focus more on using your TI-83+ calc rather than programming it, so it will be more useful in helping with your math course than making games. The book will be completed and published in September 2013. Order the book/MEAPMore info on CemetechBonus: Save 50% when ordering the book on Manning.com with promo code dotd0110au!
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« on: December 31, 2012, 01:21:14 am »
It's December 31st (in my timezone anyway), the 366th and last day of the year 2012, it's the end of a year and the beginning of another one.
Tomorrow in the morning, I'm leaving to the countries of the Northern Canada for about 2-3 days and I'm not even sure if my cellphone will get any signal there, so I wish you a happy new year and be nice while I'm not here ^_^
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« on: December 12, 2012, 12:11:51 pm »
This is pretty much the first song I officially release (it's a game soundtrack loop), this is only a preview demo, the final one will sound way better. https://soundcloud.com/juju2143/walking-in-the-unknown-demoAlso happy 12/12/12 12:12:12 (EST) (Edit: stupid server it's 21 seconds late. But still, I released my first something that will eventually become a song in public on this date.)
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« on: December 06, 2012, 02:28:56 pm »
I wrote this back in August on exactly 2 pages of lined paper (because I was too lazy to get another sheet?) in 2-3 hours during a French course and typed it on computer this morning (again during a French course). It's not much, might make an extended version (as the ending is kinda rushed so it can fit on a single sheet of paper), but here's Chapter 1 of Zarmina. Have fun (if you speak French, otherwise I might translate it in English better than Google Translate, but it should give you a general idea) Zarmina: Beyond the Dwarf Sun
Chapitre 1: La quête commence
C’est la nuit. D’ailleurs, c’est toujours la nuit sur le côté sombre de cette planète affectueusement nommée Zarmina, tournant autour d’une naine rouge située à environ 20 années-lumière de la Terre et de notre système solaire. Miyuki, fraîchement sortie de son lit, est toute excitée par le fait que c’est son anniversaire. Mais pas n’importe quel anniversaire. Son 192e.[1] Donc, elle sera dans l’obligation de tenir un party de fête chez elle, toute sa famille (qui est soit dit en passant fort nombreuse) sera là ainsi que le peu d’amis qu’elle a pour souper ainsi que pour le clou de la soirée, son initiation à la magie par le prêtre local qui se fait habituellement le jour de ses 192 ans. Miyuki devra donc mettre son petit chalet perdu en plein milieu du côté sombre de la planète en ordre dans le but de recevoir un nombre important d’invités.
Ça y est, les invités ainsi que le prêtre sont arrivés, tout le monde a mangé à sa faim (ce qui est un exploit pour le traiteur qui est nul autre que Miyuki), c’est le temps du spectacle de magie. Ou la cérémonie, devrait-on dire. Miyuki est nerveuse, mais aussi excitée car elle va enfin pouvoir utiliser la magie. Et soudainement, sans crier gare, le prêtre se met à réciter des incantations incompréhensibles et un véritable feu d’artifice se forme dans le salon. Et soudainement, Miyuki comprend tout. La vie, l’univers et tout le reste. Elle part alors en transe. Elle entend des voix dans une langue inconnue, elle voit des images de ce qu’elle n’a jamais vu auparavant. Des humains de la Terre. En effet, un message qui a pris 20 années terriennes à envoyer, vient d’interférer avec l’incantation magique. Mais ça, personne ne le sait encore. La transe finit, le prêtre s’exclame, « Hey, c’est pas normal ça. » Il continue, « Je n’ai aucune idée de qu’est-ce que c’est, j’ai jamais vu ça », le prêtre ayant visiblement eu la même vision, « donc je te donne une mission : je te fais chevalière de l’ordre du Soleil Perdu et tu essaies de trouver ce que ça veut dire. » Et sur ce, la quête de Miyuki commence.
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[1] Une année sur Zarmina correspond à environ un dixième d’année terrestre dû à la rotation différente de la planète. Dans ce cas, Miyuki a environ 19 ans.
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« on: November 20, 2012, 03:27:08 pm »
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Discuss.
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« on: November 18, 2012, 10:17:12 am »
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« on: November 16, 2012, 02:38:34 am »
 As you might or might not know, KnightOS is an active effort by SirCmpwn to make a third-party multitasking operating system for the TI-73/83+/83+SE/84+/84+SE. He recently contacted me to share about recent features added in the kernel, including multitasking up to 10 processes at once, a UNIX-style terminal with several built-in commands, localisation with support of several languages such as French, UNIX-like filesystem tree, demos and many other features. The screenshot at the beginning of this article features some of the demos, such as a counting demo that continues to count even in the background, command-line demos, the castle (the main screen) and the task manager. Several other features are planned, such as more command-line utilities such as grep and find, file explorer, wav player, math/graphing/etc apps, calendar, etc. SirCmpwn has put up the code on GitHub, along with documentation. Feedback on both UI and system design is welcome, he can be contacted either on EFNet (send a PM to SirCmpwn), by email or open an issue on GitHub. Source code to the command-line hello world demoDocumentationSource codeDownloadKnown issuesTechnical detailsNote: SirCmpwn nor Omnimaga are responsible of any damage made to your calculator while using this software, the builds might be unstable (especially the 73 one). It's still a must if you're bored of the official TI-OS software though.
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« on: November 14, 2012, 02:06:42 pm »
So yeah, I might try my hand at the Cemetech contest in the computer category. Porting Reuben Quest might be interesting, but it requires some sort of twist, so I'll incorporate some 3D stuff such as Mode 7 or raytracing (dunno which one yet). That will be interesting
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« on: November 08, 2012, 11:03:15 am »
Yup, seems there's a new TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition coming soon with a color screen akin to the Casio Prizm and the Nspire CX. This morning, Cemetech member 0rac343 leaked the first known picture of the new calculator, saying his school got 2 full sets (24 calcs) to test it out. Outside the color screen, not much has changed in terms of functionality, it runs the latest Mathprint OS. Not much else is known, like app compatibility, if the programs written for older versions of the 83+ series will work correctly, if the z80 processor stayed the same, if there's still ASM support, etc. The screen is believed to be 340x240, according to Kerm Martian. A page on TI's website about it also have been discovered, confirming the news. Critor, who often get insider news directly from TI, also confirmed the news, saying it's not fake. He can't confirm anything else and points out those questions: - hardware used (it might be a z80, but it might be a TI-Nspire CX/CM with a permanent TI-84 keypad, which would explain why the TI-84 emulator was removed on these Nspire models)
- compatibility with current z80 applications
- compatibility with current z80 assembly programs
- is there going to be a TI-84 Plus C model ?
- is it going to be released in all countries when we allready have non-CAS TI-Nspire CX and TI-Nspire CM CAS with similar prices ?
- will we have to update TI-Connect and TiLP?
This is a pretty interesting move from TI, they likely wanted to offer a better competition to the Casio Prizm with CX-like functionality brought to their 83+ line, or to maybe even update their old outdated hardware with modern one. As I said, not much is known outside the fact it's a TI-84+SE with a color screen. We are eager to get more news about this, and we hope tons of new color games and utilities such as a color port of Reign of Legends 3 and color support in Axe will appear soon on Omnimaga
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