I always see 8th graders doing this in TI83-Basic.
Reminds me of a program I used to have for my TI-83+... It gave a countdown, and when it reached 0 it gave an "ERR: Memory" from overflowing the stack.
at the end of the day, most people want a big single unified IM network where they can use the account and client they prefer, and speak to all of their friends.
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In the beginning there was nothing. Then God said "Let there be light.", and there was still nothing, but you could see it.
I remember playing some game (it was open source) almost exactly like this not too long ago... I have no idea what it was called though.
I always see 8th graders doing this in TI83-Basic.
Reminds me of a program I used to have for my TI-83+... It gave a countdown, and when it reached 0 it gave an "ERR: Memory" from overflowing the stack.
at the end of the day, most people want a big single unified IM network where they can use the account and client they prefer, and speak to all of their friends.
Sounds a lot like Jabber
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Fermilab is within walking distance of my house, and this is the first I've heard of this!
And I was really wondering which screws go where... (I _know_ mine are in the wrong places...)
I wrote a program on my friend's calculator (a TI-83 Plus) to add 1 to all answers over 50. That really messed him up on his homework.
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- Apple iPod 20GB
- Nikon CoolPix 3100
- Nokia 3650
Odd, I really didn't consider those some of the biggest tech flops ever...
You can cook?