Re: stolen calculators
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Re: stolen calculators
On Thu, 22 Aug 1996, Matt Bathje wrote:
> > People have been talking about engraving their names into their calculators.
> > What do you use to do that? A regular knife? Pocket Knife? What?
> I work for a company that does computerized engraving, so I used an
> actual engraver to do it. But, if I were to recommend something, it'd
> probably be a pocket knife, and i'd probably go deep with it, so it can't
> be scraped off.
You may have to look hard, but I know that diamond pencils are sold (try a
hobby store maybe). They are just a 'pencil' made of metal with diamond on the
tip to engrave things with. Boy, I'm glad that no one in my school knows what
a ti-85 is so I don't have to mess with this kind of stuff.
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| * It's Non-Toxic! That means you can eat it!! |
| * The computer saves man a lot of guesswork, but then, so |
| does the bikini. |
| * Practice makes perfect, but no one's perfect, so why |
| practice? |
| * The nice thing about Windows is - it does not just crash, |
| it displays a dialog box, and let's you press 'OK' first. |
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