MaxCoderz

this makes me think of a VERY old project of mine, before I knew much about circuitry.......any chance of support for the Lego protocol?

ah, sorry, i was a bit confused, it is Contra 1 thats currently out, he never finished the level editor.

now THAT is a good idea.

Contra 2 is available on ticalc.org and on unitedti.org

hop wrote:Any instrumental punk/rock/metal?

you mean instruments other than guitar+bass+percussion? none that I've seen.

I enjoy Mark Heard and Phil Keaggy (both mostly acoustic).

Asylum for the Angels is pretty good (punk rock+alternative), and they play some originals, but they still haven't posted any of their music on their website. I was the camera guy at a concert they were in on Friday though.

that was fast.


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OSHT only thing left to bump is MOS......

gorgeous work as usual.

I haven't seen any updates in a while actually.....

I know, i'm just saying that is a far more useful device

i think the most handy thing is having one that would translate any bytes sent to it from the calculator into the IR protocol, and any received from the IR protocol to bytes for the calculator

O.o how the bloody hell did I miss this project?? this looks amazing.

awesome work Ben! this makes me remember to start reading your Development Journal again....

Calcnet progress: http://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=13 I believe the "Cemetech shall rule the world" topic has a screenshot of one calculator receiving a transmission from another. the most recently uploaded copy of the source is here: http://www.cemetech.net/doorscs/docs/sourc...

CN2.2 does work fine, there have been news articles on Cemetech with screenshots of various demo-y things running.


also, DCS and all its libraries have their source files publicly available, but its licensed so you can only use them for learning purposes--you can't borrow the routines.