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Certainly. However, The developer seems to want to avoid the $2,500 per violation by any child who accesses the calculator, and might see a dick pic... because
by parasense 7mo ago
Certainly. However, The developer seems to want to avoid the $2,500 per violation by any child who accesses the calculator, and might see a dick pic... because that calculator firmware does indeed allow for image viewing, and application development. It's more powerful than your PC back in the late 1990s.
- chungy 7mo ago> It's more powerful than your PC back in the late 1990s. Sounds like a fun thought, but almost certainly untrue: https://www.swissmicros.com/product/dm42 https://www.swissmicros.com/product/dm42 All new PCs sold in the late 1990s handedly beat these specifications. On CPU, storage, RAM, and display. The DM42 firmly remains an embedded system that's just enough for the calculator software and not much more. If you want to take it back to the early 1980s, you start reaching the claim being true.
- benj111 7mo agoTrue. I can see 58008 on mine....
- rockskon 7mo agoOr, heaven forbid, 8008135. Can't allow that!
- theodric 7mo agoI had a program on my overclocked TI-83 in 1998 that displayed a single pseudo-greyscale dithered photograph of a topless Pamela Anderson, which has left me hopelessly psychologically scarred. Ban this filth
- outerpasta 7mo agoIs this sarcasm? I hope so.