Happy Birthday or something! :)

and all this means?

It means ticalc.org will allow us to live for another...96 hours. WOOHOO!

Wow! I've only been visiting the site for two years (since I got my 86). I remember the last layout (a pretty good one if I may add) and the switchover to the current one. It's been a blast visiting this site and seeing people interact over a single topic such as calculators. I'll be sure to be here at the 50 year anniversary ;-]

I know some of you hate the Olympia programming group and some of you like it, but I hate it so join my programming group. if any one is interested in the titan programming group please email me at thetitan005@yahoo.co.uk We can work on C, C++, VB, basic, and JAva programs. Think about it, there isn't much things to do in the summer and there is no school so why not program together. <i>email me</i>

what a plug. That is the worst plug ever. So do anyone of you understand the ticalc.org news thing. I don't get it. Well if any one know what it means tell me because I don't get it. And that was a dumb plug.

Nah, yours were worse. :-P

hehehe. quite funny. I just understand the news thing.

Your comment sounds like a product of the Department of Redundancy Department. Do you work there? Wait...that would mean you would have had to repetitively plug them, and unplug them, and plug them, ad nauseaum.

Ummmmmm. I use to work for the human resource department in Redmon but now I am a I.T. supervisor. And is the part of the BBBS fundation. What are you?

Your programming group staff has your own bodyguard? What the hell?

Henrik made a funny...

/me distributes Mad Props

Wow, has it really been that long?!?
Now that I think about it, this is where I found out about the TI89! WOW! That was back in Geometry! Congrats on a spiffy site, and Here's to Five More!

-take off every sig.

I could've sworn it was "take off every zig"...
ohh well....

-visit my web site

OK, but what happens if I view the source code first???

*wink wink*

-take off every sig.

???-double post-???

Hmm, now, am I supposed to view the source code first?
*wink wink*

.gis yreve ffo ekat-

DOH!!!
*forehead smack*
-sigs are redundant.
-sigs are redundant.

Bwahaha!

Fear the fact that all child IE windows live in the same process, and die at the same time.

Fear that Opera can disable the Javascript ability to create new windows!

Fear that mozilla is still to unstable to survive that, but Linux ignores it and moves on.

Fear the fact that Win2K looks at c:\con\con and laughs!

Fear the fact that just about any decent OS can handle up to 4GB strings!

Bwhahaha!

I may be incorrect about this, so correct me if I'm wrong, but I think on that last one, it has more to do with file systems than OSes themselves. If this is not the case, however, what would *you* call a *decent* OS, since all OSes that I know about have this restriction somewhere (probably in fat16/32)?

A string, I assume, is defined as a set of bytes sequentially in memory. Might I remind you that your average consumer-grade PC has but 128-256Mb of memory, and Macs have less. Even an industrial-grade machine has only 1-2Gb of memory. Please note that that is total memorym, not that which is dedicated to one process. Once you find a use for 4Gb of sequential, interrelated data to be addressed by the OS at the same time, I'll write an OS for it myself :)

While I agree that the 4GB thing isn't important I must point out that I've seen mobo's on ebay that can hanld 8 GB.

Internet Explorer can disable javascript to. It's under Tools -> Security -> Custom Level -> Disable Active Scripting. Child windows of any program are most likely running in the same process because if they were to spawn a new process it would need to allocate more memory set aside and thus slow your system, it's just practical that way. The latest builds of Mozilla aren't unstable and are quite usable in both *NIX and Windows. Don't refer to the open source community as Linux, people take offense to that. The fact that Win2K ignores C:\con\con is a bugfix and not to be "feared". And the others responding to this comment already replied to the strings stuff :p

yeah it was zig

I know, foolish fool!
(aw, nothing personal...)

-take off every sig.