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RE: I hope the EFF wins, but...
by mmu_man on Wed 14th Oct 2009 19:49
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...frankly the golden age of TI hacking and coding is long over.
Pretty much yeah... I recall hacking apps for the Prosit kernel on Ti 68k, that was fun.
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/105/10511.html
what incentive does he have to even discover that games and apps can be run on his low-resolution monochromatic calculator, much less dive in and learn Z80 assembly (or even TI BASIC)
Well actually there are still some rare people making demos on Ti calcs...
hopefully we'll get some at the Alchimie 2k9!
http://triplea.fr/alchimie/
RE[2]: I hope the EFF wins, but...
by madcrow on Wed 14th Oct 2009 20:33
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Well actually there are still some rare people making demos on Ti calcs...
hopefully we'll get some at the Alchimie 2k9!
http://triplea.fr/alchimie/
hopefully we'll get some at the Alchimie 2k9!
http://triplea.fr/alchimie/
Something tells me that these are people who either learned Z80 by programming Spectrums or CPCs in their youth or who are holdovers from the golden age of TI hacking. New kids just aren't coming into the scene as fast as older folks are leaving it.
RE: I hope the EFF wins, but...
by Kroc on Wed 14th Oct 2009 20:36
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RE[2]: I hope the EFF wins, but...
by Athlander on Wed 14th Oct 2009 22:22
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RE[2]: I hope the EFF wins, but...
by flanque on Wed 14th Oct 2009 23:12
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...frankly the golden age of TI hacking and coding is long over. The simultaneous rise of near-universal cellphone ownership among middle and high school age North Americans has seen to that and the massive increase in capabilities that those phones have has done more to hurt the ability of TI hackers to do new and cool things ever could. After all, once little Johnny can play GTA on his iPhone, what incentive does he have to even discover that games and apps can be run on his low-resolution monochromatic calculator, much less dive in and learn Z80 assembly (or even TI BASIC)