Oh right, I guess it's good to at least know how the processor works and stuff.

My friend signed up on friday and no one cleared him for a member did he sign up right? NOt saying anything I am just wondering

Erm normally he should have been approved automatically. What is his account username? You might also need to PM me his e-mail address. It's possible that he uses a suspicious IP address and e-mail and that the anti-spam caught it.


EDIT: I see an account called deus_ex in the list with an e-mail that seems somewhat legit (although spambots used to use e-mails that looked even more legit). I'll set the account so the user can click an activation link via his e-mail in case.

Ohh sorry I thought I already posted NVM he signed up on the 15th but it said it was on the 14th here so I was confused. I think he is @Josefa91B I will ask him. I would not me surprised if the spambot did pick him up since he is a spamy person but I am pretty sure he won't (he read the forum rules when he signed up and that is irregular soo...).

Thanks for the help

Ah then it seems his account is approved. He probably just needs to login and post. And yeah as long as it doesn't get too spammy or trollish I am good.

Same here

Hello, most of you know me from Omnimaga, Cemetech, and TI-Planet as CVSoft (duh) or notipa. I do TI-BASIC with the non-Flash calculators and 68k (so basically, the ones nobody use anymore), and have started dabbling in TI-82 and TI-83 assembly. I've been doing TI-BASIC since about 2005, so wow 10 years now, with the TI-85 and began TI-83 development in 2007. I've been a ticalc member for at least an eternity and a half, and joined Omnimaga some time in 2012. I was never particularly active there, and Cemetech won over my activity levels starting in mid-2013. Since then, I've been largely on-and-off with my programming, with college and other hobbies such as amateur radio and Unreal Tournament 2004 sapping away at time I could be spending doing things like working on the long-promised CBLM v1.6. As of lately, I've been getting a bunch of interesting (early production) non-Flash calculators and documenting the ROMs and hardware; my calculator collection has nearly tripled in size as a result of this. I've also been resuming some old projects of mine such as BASIChat2 and the non-Doors CS version BASIChat3, along with linking the TI-83 and TI-CBL series to Global Calcnet.

Welcome SoftCV! Oh, I thought nopia was someone else. hmm...

Welcome to the forums

Ahoy aboard, CVSoft, don't mind the spam, nor the snakes. But please don't hesitate to take a bite off the Unicorn, they can't die from being nom'd and heals instantly. it's like infinite delicious meat.

^ ?!?!?!? Welcome to the forums CVSoft

Heya CVSoft nice to see you here . I can't wait to see what you have in store. I know you have been into TI-81/82 ROM/hardware a lot lately. Although those platforms are outdated sometimes they can still be fun to mess around with. I myself made an RPG on the 81 back in late 2008 and it had ASCII art graphics and animations.

Quote from: Unicorn on May 21, 2015, 08:37:19 AM
Welcome SoftCV! Oh, I thought nopia was someone else. hmm...

Yeah same lol. I think I spent like 5 months on Omni thinking they were two different persons. XD

However, his nickname is notipa, not nopia

Welcome CV


I thought they were different on the Cemetech MC server long ago
(CV: It was me who raided the hermit town btw, when we dueled and I ran inside. I have no idea where the stuff is now, that was ages ago)

Ummm I don't taste thaaaaat good. I mean rainbowyness and stuff sooooo.

Oops, notipia lol.

Hello, i'm gameblabla and you may have heard of me.
I spend most of my times making homebrew games for old and exotic platforms.
I got a Ti Nspire when i was still at school and made my first game for it, Cass' Gueule.
Nowadays, i mostly make ports and don't do a lot of original projects.
And i hate C++.
Classes look ugly and i think ANSI C is better, portable and easier to understand in everyway.
That is all