Re: TI newsgroup active?
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Re: TI newsgroup active?
On Fri, 17 Jul 1998 03:36:18 GMT, jonathanchum@mindspring.com
(Jonathan Chum) wrote:
>I have subscribed to this newsgroup for over 4 months now and noticed
>something. This newsgroup isn't much active overall. There is only
>about 10 posts everyday while the Hp48 newsgroup(comp.sys.hp48) gets
>25-30 posts. Much of my teachers in High school and elementary uses
>TI's and the school even bought a classroom size full of TI-82's. Hp
>doesn't advertise much and haven't came out with a new calculator for
>4 years now. There cpu is 10 years old and slower than of TI's. On the
>Hp newgroup people post about assembly language problems and linking
>and rom dumping problems. They also post about upcoming programs
>that's gonna rock Hp48 world. Now on the TI side, there have a couple
>of post that doesn't even interest me one bit. Why is that? Is it that
>most people don't know that a TI group even exist therefore don't post
>about upcoming programs and other material that may interest people?
>
>Xanthis alias Jonathan Chum
I think most of the programmers post on their calcs' respective
mailing lists on ticalc.org instead, like the Assembly-8x or
Assembly-92 lists. But then I don't know if the HP calcs have
something similar...
Niklas Brunlid - http://www.efd.lth.se/~e96nbr
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