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The QWERTY arrangement? Well, I guess typewriters which didn't jam were easier to sell than those that did. Man, what are you talking about?! This has nothing to do with the QWERTY keypad but exclusively with the numeric one to the right of it. Remember, computer keyboards have always been business...

STS-741 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 12, 2020 8:00 pm

computer keyboards have always been business-oriented...

The QWERTY arrangement? Well, I guess typewriters which didn't jam were easier to sell than those that did...

Gentlemen, what type of computer keyboards are you typing on? Surely you can get used to the weirdest things...

I suggest the pudding proof.

If the pudding is good, it will be evident when eating it. Grab a simulator (or flash a DM42), and see what happens.

Then do report back!

Jaymos wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 03, 2020 9:58 pm

It is a lot of lines though. Question is, is this more useful?

If it seems useful, I can add an option button for that as in some cases it may be a lot of clutter, but it does make a good graph though.

If it could be easily toggled, I'd say go for it.

Alas, these native American civilisations (NAC) you mention were erased quite entirely by those first class Europeans who went to America for various reasons between 1492 and 18xx. What wiped out NAC was not 'higher' civilisation but better weapons, new diseases, and greater unscrupulousness (evide...

Awesome! How do you find the keyboard feel compared to the DM42 (ducking)?

I saw an interesting Youtube vid on BINET's formula tonight, and what happens in the complex plane if you expand N to the rational numbers. ... A m a z e d ;-) Nice! :-) It would be interesting to see how long the DM42 hardware takes to execute the same program. PS: Could you share that youtube link?

He lives in France, not in the US of A. 8-) Careful... you're dangerously close to being reported :roll: Please kindly consider this forum is luckily located in good ol' Europe where Roman Law was practiced before firearms were even invented and nothing like the NRA exists until today. :D Briefly: ...

I think H2X thought it would be a bit simpler, but this is more complicated. Basically, you can imagine that you "only" store the key codes in the menu table, the 'item'. I improved it quite a lot. The RPN code looks pretty usable to me now. And the fact that the files are less complicate...