This is a place to put your dumbest CE programming ideas.
Edit: feel free to take some of these on yourself
a program that makes everything monochrome
At random, give the wrong answer to an equation. The more complex the equation, the higher the chance.
An OS that completely disables USB and implements a 7-digit four function calculator with no memory that has a 2% chance of being wrong per calculation (it stacks, and is reset when an incorrect calculation is returned)
DrDnar wrote:
TI-84 Plus C SE
A TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition emulator would be traumatizing as much as the real deal.
Ngl, I was actually considering making this as a joke, but TI-BASIC interpreted TI-BASIC, like pypy but sooooo slow.
An ALU written in ti-basic using only boolean logic, input commands, variables, and output commands. (you might need a bit more but you get the point)
ASCII-OS. 69 118 101 114 121 116 104 105 110 103 32 109 117 115 116 32 98 101 32 116 121 112 101 100 32 105 110 32 65 83 67 73 73 46
All numbers, text, and tokens are ASCII and must be typed that way
Merthese REPL
Code: ClrHome
Disp "Merthese REPL"
Disp "REPL Ver. 1.0"
While 1
Input ">>> ",Str8
If Str8="MERTH" or Str8="merth":Then
Disp "merth"
Else:If Str8="'":Then
Disp "'"
Else
Disp "?SYNTAX ERROR"
End
End
End
Edit: disclaimer not my code its just modified to be a Merthese REPL original here: https://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17065
A program that makes it so when you hit "graph", it first randomizes the line colors, background color, zoom, shading, and axes on/off.
DVD logo simulator (never hits the corner though)
i will probably do DVD logo
Every key input has a low chance to turn off the calculator. Pressing the on button turns it back on like nothing happened.
every time you press the equals button there is a chance that the hardware will just cut power from the battery, requiring you to re-insert the battery to continue
or a "power saving mode" that prevents the calculator from doing anything if it's not at a complete charge
An OS will so that whenever you try to execute a program, there is a 10% chance that it deletes the program you were trying to execute.
