cing c! Why the c does it cing seem that whenever the c a bunch of cing awesome cers cing create a cing amazing website like Bandcamp it cing get ced by cing ced greedy companies like cing Songtradr? Holy cing c! I cing swear that those cing ced cers cing ced cing ced cers cing cing ced cers cingly while cing wiping their anus off diarrhea using cing dollar bills. I cing smashed 14 cing mice and cing keyboards after cing reading the cing news about Bandcamp. I'd rather swim in a septic tank filled with crocodiles. I'd rather eat my own c then puke it back then eat it again. I'd rather eat a rotten skunk. I'd rather watch 2girls1cup while greening out on drugs. I'd rather snort two gallons of buffalo diarrhea. c Songtradr, watch them run Bandcamp into the ground!

(This rant is not really serious. Well... it is, but without less swearing.)

On October 23rd 2014, late in the evening (or night for many of our users), discussions about the creation of a new calculator forum immediately started in private, where CodeWalrus would be eventually chosen as the name. During its first three years the forums and especially IRC/WalrusIRC chat managed to serve their purpose of recreating a former calculator community discussion environment. In mid 2017, all staff either became busy or stepped down and CodeWalrus activity declined considerably during the next three years, with the Discord server reaching an all-time low in 2020. However in recent years activity picked up again, although exclusively on Discord, and there are still people visiting to ask for calculator help.

Anyway although the forum portion is mostly dead I wanted to get rid of most gradients and change the theme a little (although it's not finished). In 2019 when we updated to SMF 2.1 RC1 I was not in a mental state to work on a custom forum theme so we ended up using the default one with only the gradient colors and the website background image replaced. It's still close to the default theme, but it should feel a little more up to date. @Yuki also updated the server config and hardware specs:

PHP 0.1 Alpha -> PHP 2.0
CPU: 1x CPU 15 MHz -> 2x CPU 400 MHz
RAM: 32 KB    -> 32 MB
Disk space: 30 GB -> 50 GB
Monthly bandwidth: 128 KB -> 132 KB

I also cleaned up useless junk on the hosting panel (mainly two outdated snapshots of the server) so this will reduce future hosting bills after the next one a little.

As for calculator projects there are various plans as well as a few projects in the works, like Pokéwalrus Pink Version and an HP Prime port that is planned but not a lot of coding has been done in the latter yet. Be sure to check out our Discord server in case there would be some cool stuff happening!

Version 1.01 is now released! It fixes the highscore resetting back to zero everytime you open the game's code by accident:

https://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=2867577

Three new ones added

I'm glad this is still maintained and that CX II support is gradually being added. I wonder how feasible it would be to have a Chromebook version? I would never use it but I notice that in USA many students have those abominations now and they often have troubles with the existing connectivity tools.

I finally updated the first post with the new walruses. The ToxicWalrii gas mask one is by average nspire enjoyer:

very important announcement

unfortunately we cannot guarantee any amount of walruses



Also note I said boob physics, I'm waiting for the release of Inochi2D 0.9 with a new rewritten renderer so including it in games engines will be easier, until then it's pretty much PNGs

More than 4 years since my latest update... how time flies.
No new beta build for Windows, but on the experimental2 branch of the tilibs repository, among other things, libti* now have initial support for a currently undetermined subset of the CX II series (at least OS 5.0.0.1509 and 5.2.0.771 work)
That was after receiving a report ( https://github.com/debrouxl/tilp_and_gfm/issues/33#issuecomment-1712845038 ) that the CX II can speak the NavNet protocol ("NSP", in libticalcs parlance) used by all older Nspire models, after switching it to the alternate USB configuration. In the default configuration, it speaks NNSE, which is a variant of NavNet wrapped with new headers and using UDP checksums. NNSE remains unimplemented in libticalcs.

Walrii came from the aftermath of a second mankind apocalypse where everything mutated into walruses after nuclear war broke out between the survivors of the first apocalypse.

(This needs a minimum of one walrus )

This looks very promising. I like the story so far.