Re: A89: THOSE TI BASTARDS!!!

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Subject: Re: A89: THOSE TI BASTARDS!!!
From: "h4X0r" <haxor89@netzero.net>
Date: Tue, 30 Nov 1999 16:19:21 -0800
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I think its more of a "control" issue.  TI wishes to control the TI
community by not allowing us to hack their calcs and make good games.
Instead they overcharge us for crappy "learning" software that I could have
made in basic!  Its time for a revolt!  Hack the TI's  Hack, Hack, Hack!

--h4X0r (http://h4X0r.cjb.net - 4r3 j00 4 l4m4h?)


----- Original Message -----
From: <Ted21@aol.com>
To: <assembly-89@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: A89: THOSE TI BASTARDS!!!


>
> >But: ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS ARE NOW LIMITED TO 8K, NO MORE TO 64K!
>
> Heh...welcome to the world of anyone who programs for the 83Plus...
> What I personally am hoping for, as a resolution to our problems, is the
the
> creation of something (which would have to come from someone in "our"
> community) to convert apps to the format needed for the calculator to run
on.
>  With the 83Plus SDK, you can create Apps and run them on the emulator
> provided by TI, but there is no way to send them to your calculator,
because
> they are in a different format.  83Plus asm programs are also now required
to
> be less than 8K as well...and I don't really understand the actual logic
for
> this (other than that greed factor we have talked about already...)
because
> there is no hardware/rom issue I know of that would force them to be
> restricted.
>
> Ted
>
>

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Re: A89: THOSE TI BASTARDS!!!

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