My friends and I have been using this one for a while now and we haven't had any problems at all. It's free, reliable, and provides good POP3... unlike that mail15.com farce...
Well, the way I started out was by learning how to program my TI-83 Plus, first in its built-in BASIC language and then in z80 assembly. But, that may not be the way to go, as TI-BASIC is really limited and doesn't really teach you much (though you get more from learning TI-89 BASIC, as it's more complex), and z80 ASM tends to be a bit tricky as a first real language... (Though it made me enthusiastic about learning other languages because they seemed so much easier:-P)
I don't know how feasible this is, but couldn't one use LEDs in the screen frame along with detectors opposite arranged so that they form a detection grid on the surface of the screen and register an interruption of the light (such as by touch or something)?
I find more fun in my sociology class in watching the reactions of my classmates at what we learn... true entertainment... along with cellular automations;)
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I know many a person who has lost their laptop or had it stolen/damaged. May never be needed, but it's nice to have...
My friends and I have been using this one for a while now and we haven't had any problems at all. It's free, reliable, and provides good POP3... unlike that mail15.com farce...
Well, the way I started out was by learning how to program my TI-83 Plus, first in its built-in BASIC language and then in z80 assembly. But, that may not be the way to go, as TI-BASIC is really limited and doesn't really teach you much (though you get more from learning TI-89 BASIC, as it's more complex), and z80 ASM tends to be a bit tricky as a first real language... (Though it made me enthusiastic about learning other languages because they seemed so much easier :-P)
I came in here to see some potentially witty comments, but no one has yet made a reference to milako plus synthemesc... :-P
Can one make a lotion from penguin mints?
It's a crazy commie plot! jk Hehe, what do you call the webmaster of a Communist site? A dotcommie! HahAHahAHa
I don't know how feasible this is, but couldn't one use LEDs in the screen frame along with detectors opposite arranged so that they form a detection grid on the surface of the screen and register an interruption of the light (such as by touch or something)?
That is exactly why I like Mozilla- you have to make it user-friendly ;)
It would've been nice to see http://physlink.com and/or http://www.heavens-above.com on there...
Heh, I have a Norland Research Robot (CalcRobot) that does basically the same thing, only it links with a TI graphing calculator...
Must purchase kit... no money... I hate Capitalism!
I find more fun in my sociology class in watching the reactions of my classmates at what we learn... true entertainment... along with cellular automations ;)
I use the new one of the tadpole galaxy on mine, takes a while to load up though, :P
Was anyone reminded of the suggestion that a single butterfly could change weather patterns when they read this?