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[flyingfisch]

O.o

YOU DARE TO LIST M1CR0$0FT AS AN INTEREST?!

@Forty-two: we gotta introduce this guy to Linux...

J/k, sort of.

Welcome to UCF, hope you enjoy your stay.

[Casimo]

I want to add to my interests list: exploring that beautiful windows and making programs for it

[flyingfisch]

I want to add to my interests list: exploring that beautiful windows and making programs for it

You all need to be indoctrinated...

[sb1370]

O.o

YOU DARE TO LIST M1CR0$0FT AS AN INTEREST?!

@Forty-two: we gotta introduce this guy to Linux...

J/k, sort of.

Welcome to UCF, hope you enjoy your stay.

I prefer NET-BSD ;-)
Thanks for your Welcome :-)

[flyingfisch]

Oh, you have used BSD before? It's not really suited for desktop use, however, I have seen some people do it.

What about a deal? You save the climate and I try out Linux.

I recycled yesterday. >:-)

[flyingfisch]

Hehe, what do I have to do to get you to dual boot?

[flyingfisch]

Alright, whatever, you can stick with Window$

[flyingfisch]

Umm... I like steak, I like keeping my computer on all night. I guess LED's aren't too bad and I don't drink pop anyway, so.

[flyingfisch]

I always turn off my computer - why do you keep it on?

All you people on the other side of the world talking on IRC... I want the scrollback of when I was asleep.

[pokexpert]

Hi there, a little bit of france come at you!
Name(optional): Baptiste

Birthday: 30/08

Age: 16

Hobbies: Playing

Interests: computers in general

Where you got your username: pokemon + expert

[flyingfisch]

Welcome to UCF! Hope you enjoy your stay

Are you running windows?

[Forty-Two]

All you people on the other side of the world talking on IRC... I want the scrollback of when I was asleep.

There's also the issue of cron jobs and such, where your computer does stuff like updates, virus scans, and long downloads while you're alseep. This helps keep your computer's speed up when you're actually using it (not to mention that *nix computers can snafu if you don't let them run those midnight cron jobs).

[Deep Thought]

Hi there! I signed up quite some time ago, but never got around to making an introductory post (or any post for that matter). Well, here I am.

For the most part I'm actually a TI calculator programmer. My biggest (completed) project so far was probably the game of Fruit Ninja for the TI-83/84 Plus family. I own one Casio PRIZM (CG-10) and have been meaning to get into C programming for it, but haven't gotten around to it yet. Maybe coming on here will motivate me

[flyingfisch]

Hi there Deep Thought! Welcome to UCF.

[Thief_Of_Heart]

Name: Theif_Of_Heart

Birthday: March 18

Age: 16

Hobbies: Math homework, video games, reading, blogging, skating, playing guitar, street soccer

Interests: Music, Soccer, Homestuck, big textbooks (when i have available time), and i want to learn new thing like programming and stuff because id like to create my own stuff.

Where did i get my username: Homestuck god tier Quiz

Edited by Thief_Of_Heart, 06 May 2013 - 12:48 AM.

[flyingfisch]

Hi Thief_Of_Heart

Do you know any programming languages already?

Here is a good tutorial to start you out with programming on casio calcs: http://community.cas...1798#entry31798

And for news and help, feel free browse the forums or check out my blog, which has some helpful resources and a budding tutorials section.

[seemathrun]

Hello,

Name(optional):

Birthday: January 1968

Age: 45

Hobbies: Math, comic books, Casio calculators, anything Mac, basically i could be on Big Bang Theory

Interests: Same as above, also I love presnting and Teaching

Where you got your username: I needed a name for my youtube channel to set me apart and yet give people an idea of what the channel was focusing on. I focus on showing the possibilities with Casio Calculators. There is a better choice out there.

[Kevin UK]

Hi All

Just introducing myself. Looking forward to using the forum and learning.

Kevin

[Casimo]

Hi Kevin! Do you already have any experiences with casio basic?

Hehe, what do I have to do to get you to dual boot?

I have Ubuntu and Debian on an USB stick . Now it's your turn

[brickviking]

LBL 1 'InfoCardv0.3
"BrickViking"->N'ame
1967->A'ge
"Christchurch"->T'own
"New Zealand"->C'ountry
LBL 2'Incorrect for the calculator models
("FX-9750GPlus","FX-82MS","FX-82TL")->List 1

'In addition to the other details listed above, I am also
'interested in Linux, and other slightly obscure operating systems.
'I also realize that you can't really assign strings to variables
'on my model calculator at least. No ideas about the Prizm, Classpad or FX9860
'Anyhow, enough from me.

("Post", 2)->P

[Kevin UK]

Hi Casimo

I have wrote a few surveying programs for my use (construction).

Kevin

[pier4r]

Name: Pierfrancesco

Birthday (No i won't share it! I'm shy!)

Age: 25+

Hobbies: too much. Reading, organizing contents, programming, math, philosophy, science , etc.

Interests: as above. In other words, i didn't do anything: http://zenpencils.co...h-the-fig-tree/

Where you got the username: it is an ooooold username, it has more than 12 years so. I don't remember. I just use it because is short.

[flyingfisch]

nice to meet you pier4r! Hope to see you around the forums, and I hope your benchmark project turns out well!

[pier4r]

I hope it too!

[nowadit]

Name(optional): Aditya

Birthday: Feb 16th

Age: 19th

Hobbies: Football (Barcelona F.C)

Interests: Math, Civil Engineering

Where you got your username: Everytime I used this username

[flyingfisch]

Welcome to UCF, hope we can help you get the calc that suits you best.

[rikrik97]

Name(optional): henrique

Birthday:7/3/1992

Age:20

Hobbies:futebol

Interests:computers

Where you got your username:i dont know

[flyingfisch]

Welcome to UCF, hopefully you can get your calc working, sorry I couldn't have been of more help...

Are you interested in programming at all?

[rikrik97]

yes, i am

[flyingfisch]

what languages do you program in? Do you do any calculator programming?

[rikrik97]

i dont do any calculating program, i use c++ and c+, i make games and programes to pc

[flyingfisch]

ah, ok. If you get your calculator working again you can program for it using C or C++ with the Casio SDK.

[teslacoil]

Name(optional):teslacoil
Birthday:october 13th

Age:23

Hobbies:orienteering,electric guitar

Interests:,tech. startups,digital marketing


Where you got your username:The master of the thunder of course

[flyingfisch]

Have you ever actually built a Tesla coil? I was going to do it for a science fair but ended up doing a telegraph instead. Pretty cool guy Telsa.

[brleoal]

Name: Bruno Leon

Birthday: April, 21st

Age: 22

Hobbies: Computer programming

Interests:

Where you got your username: My name & Last Name

[rawsteel]

My name is Raw SteeL, and I was born some day in the last century which means I'm between 0 and 100 years old (give or take). Interests are astronomy and scientific exploration, and so my hobbies tend to be around the writing of articles in mainly sociological subjects (haven't really delved into mathematics or programming yet...).

My username is actually kind of old, since it stems from one of the teams on Unreal Tournament '99, one of the BEST. GAMES. EVER.

[flyingfisch]

Hi rawsteel, welcome to the UCF!

How did you happen to become interested in calculators?

[Krtyski]

Hi, i've just joined.

Recently I've started new hobby, a programming with fx-5800P. It's really fun because of its limited hardware and Casio Basic capabilities. I should say great things of the current Casio BASIC installed in recent models is Getkey and Locate commands which gives flexibility in programming.

Edited by Krtyski, 17 December 2013 - 12:57 PM.

[flyingfisch]

Nice to meet you, Krtyski!

I'm looking forward to seeing your BASIC games.

[Krtyski]

Hi, flyingfisch

very glad to have your comment.

Well, let me try introducing "Whack-A Mole".

Sorry for the large size image.

Now I'm wandering how to write its program code here because some special characters are used for the fx-5800P. If you or other people are interested in the code, I would write or upload, but sorry I don't have good idea for this.

At first I doubted about capability of fx-5800P which can run such action game, but finally it's a sort of fun, really surprising even to me! The mole appears randomly every tens or hundreds of mili-second.


<< Game Title & Starting Manu >>



Normal mode: O shows mole!


To hit the mole, use ten keys, 1 to 9.

You get 7 LIFEs at starting and lose LIFE when your reaction is slow, mole shakes or you hit wrong position.

After getting 200 PRIZE or more, fake mode is invoked. There are 2 fake modes, 1) one fake mole appears or 2) both real and fake mole appear at the almost same time. The normal mode also runs with the 2 fake modes.

The fake mole is numeric 0 (zero).







Game over.

Edited by Krtyski, 17 December 2013 - 02:50 PM.