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Site Name
PsychoCorp
Site URL
http://psycho.calc.org
Founders
David Hall
Founding Date
May 2000
Years Active
2000 to 2001
Aliases
Tagline
The TI Community's Premier Spoof Developer
Affiliations
Site Genre
Comedy
PsychoCorp was a comedy TI programming group founded by David Hall of SiCoDe Software.
Site Content
PsychoCorp is an ongoing spoof of a TI developer. In it, we try to satirize the TI Community - current events, habits and characteristics of different people and groups - the operative word being "try". We don't guarantee that you will find this funny. Some people find that the humor goes right over their heads, and leave thinking PsychoCorp is a real programming group. But others do find it funny, and it is for those people we are writing it.
Site Significance
PsychoCorp was satire, which meant it tried to be topical with the events of the day in the TI Community. The formation of Basicoderz and later XCoderz provided ample fodder at one point, as did the whole Basmic campaign and events at the major TI sites.
Site Staff
- David Hall — founder
- Max Seckel
- Steve Rivas
- TMAN (Writer)
- Phillip Abernathy
Site Milestones
- List of their important milestones (founding, important programs, etc.)
Site Names
Site URLs
- http://psycho.calc.org
- http://sicode.ticalc.org/psycho
Site Screenshot
(Screenshot of PsychoCorp homepage circa 2000)
Site History
(Taken from SiCoDe about page)
PsychoCorp was a comedy TI programming group founded by David Hall. In regular updates David, writing as his character "Ken Davis" (a name that was to become famous with SiCoDe fans) posted humorous diary entries about his new company PsychoCorp. Other characters included D00d, the "famous" hacker, Anne Alate, a programmer who never programmed "practical" programs, and Jack Ripper who pirated others' programs and claimed credit for them.
PsychoCorp was satire, which meant it tried to be topical with the events of the day in the TI Community. The formation of Basicoderz and later XCoderz provided ample fodder at one point, as did the whole Basmic campaign and events at the major TI sites.
PsychoCorp is no longer regularly updated but a considerable amount of past entries can be seen at http://psycho.calc.org