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5386
« on: February 07, 2011, 08:01:29 pm »
Lawlz.
5387
« on: February 07, 2011, 07:44:39 pm »
Do me! 
5388
« on: February 07, 2011, 02:02:04 pm »
Nice poem  ... Oh god I lost 
5389
« on: February 07, 2011, 01:55:33 pm »
Yep, these sprites are awesome.
5390
« on: February 07, 2011, 12:53:00 am »
1245: You know the PM of GB and you know he will never gonna give up.
9001: You skip to OVER 9000!!! because you are awesome.
1247: You skip back to what it was before because it messes up with the normal order.
1248: Also, you know an interesting fact about each number in the list, such as each number composing 1248 is a power of 2.
1249: You write a dummy sign just to get a given number.
1250: Yay 1250.
1251: OMG where is 1246?
1252: The two last ones were silly. Now back to normal, interesting signs.
1253: You also note this post was posted at 12:53PM.
5391
« on: February 06, 2011, 09:40:06 pm »
Nice, I always wondered how to make square roots by hand. Thanks 
5392
« on: February 06, 2011, 04:49:12 pm »
Or maybe calc networking, much like how your teacher takes the control of your PC to show something to everyone so everyone sees on their screen whatever the teacher is doing on his computer, but on-calc.
probably something like that, since teachers only care about stupid things like that. Only COOL people like ndless type stuff 
Then we'll figure out how that networking works, then hack out something like KermMartian's gCn for the 83+. Then  ? and PROFIT. Also, do the projector thing like they did for the other series of calcs exists?
5393
« on: February 06, 2011, 03:41:58 pm »
Or maybe calc networking, much like how your teacher takes the control of your PC to show something to everyone so everyone sees on their screen whatever the teacher is doing on his computer, but on-calc.
5394
« on: February 06, 2011, 02:19:00 am »
You're very welcome
5395
« on: February 05, 2011, 11:41:25 pm »
1218: You read IRC logs in your spare time.
1219: It makes your day to find some of the stupid things you did as a n00b in the logs :S
1220: Also works for forum posts. 1221: You are excited you're posting on page 69. 1222: You are also excited you are posting the reply #1K. 1223: Also, your post contains interesting numbers. 1224: The reply #1000 contained a Game lose. 1225: You are losing on nearly every page. 1226: 99% of the posts in Randomness contains a reference to The Game and how you lost it. 1227: And, yet again, you lost. For an uncalculable number of times.
5396
« on: February 05, 2011, 03:45:00 pm »
Well yes, tomsrtbt fits on a floppy, so it could fit on a TI-89. But it's kinda hard to make a Linux distro to fit in less than 10MB... Unless you use uClibc?
5397
« on: February 05, 2011, 02:45:27 pm »
Nice website ^_^ *start sending the url to everyone he knows*
Also, you should convert the animation in Flash, I think it's better to make loops like this.
5398
« on: February 04, 2011, 10:28:03 pm »
Brandon. You are God-like. This is just flabbergasting.
5399
« on: February 04, 2011, 02:01:22 am »
1217: You actually thought 3.00MP is really out and Brandon Wilson now works for TI.
5400
« on: February 04, 2011, 01:18:47 am »
One thing that sucks is when you take a programming class but have no computer at home (or don't have access to the softwares needed to code). In hi school we couldn't afford a computer at all due to being poor so I only had 1 hour a week to work on projects I would have liked to spend more time on. Trust me, even though it was just VB and a small game, I loved to work on that ROL project back then. After graduating from hi school in June 2003 I took multimedia classes in college, but had no computer until April 2004. When I got one I had no money to afford all the softwares they used and back then I did not know about torrents, an USB jumpdrive costed $300, the computers had no CD/DVD-ROM burners, so the only way to transfer files to my computer at home was Zip disks (or floppy disks, but those had low capacity). However I couldn't find a zip drive anywhere for my computer. I also didn't have internet until 2005 because my mom didn't trust Internet...
That said this was not the reason why I dropped out, though. I just didn't like the whole work/debug under deadlines/pressure thing and I realized advanced web/computer programming was just not for me.
It's amazing how it evolued since that time. Today, everyone have at least one computer, most of them have Internet, USB jumpdrives are a billion times more cheap, plus, my college have an agreement with Microsoft so we get all their software for free. They put ISO images of Windows on the hard drive of a computer with a DVD burner then we bring our own DVDs and we burn them.
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