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Choice
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Percent
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Mid teens, might get through secondary school
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2
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1.1%
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Late teens, as soon as college starts
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15
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7.9%
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Early twenties, a couple years into college
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61
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32.3%
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Late twenties, the spouse insisted on it
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22
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11.6%
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Thirties, my kids are embarassed to talk to me on #tcpa
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8
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4.2%
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Forties, my kids have more downloads than me
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3
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1.6%
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Fifties, I need to retire at some point
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4
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2.1%
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Five months after death, when my last file is processed posthumously
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74
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39.2%
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Re: Re: At what age do you think you will retire from the calculator community?
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no_one_2000_
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I like the survey options. :-P
I suppose for me, it will be when I get into college. I bet I'll have a lot less free time then so I won't hang around here as much (my free time is already decreasing with harder classes in high school). However, "retire" could be taken more than one way. If by retire, you mean to stop publishing programs for calculators, then I've already done that, more or less. (I just keep all the stuff I make to myself) If you mean leaving entirely, then the answer is when college comes around.
That isn't to say that you'll never see me again. As much as some of you would like to get rid of me (:-)), I'm sure I'll drop by every now and then to post a comment when I get the chance. I mean, I've been coming here since I was 12. I have a bunch of great memories of the stupid stuff I did (*coughPARADE!cough*), so completely leaving the site and never coming back might be impossible.
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2 March 2005, 20:51 GMT
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: At what age do you think you will retire from the calculator community?
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KermMartian
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Yeah, those BASIC programs did help me to realize the limitations of the language and prompt me to move onto ASM. Would you believe that I have a completely-assembly Doors CS 5 release nearly ready? Remember this:
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Doors XP is a **MULTITASKING!!** GUI interface that autodetects ASM, SOS, Ash, and BASIC programs. It includes an incredibly fast mouse program and drivers for connecting a real (!!) mouse through the linkport. It is very similar to Windows XP, with a start menu, My Documents and My Pictures folders, Word XP and Excel XP, and many other incredibly cool programs such as Media Player XP that can play music! This program will be a major breakthrough in TI shells, and can be used as an alternative to the TI-OS. Once run for the first time, it can shutdown, restart, and includes the option of a secure, integrated, uncrackable password protection program. It allows multiple usernames with separate preferences for each user. Respond or email me at Kerm_Martian@yahoo.com if you have any comments, questions, or suggestions. It can multitask up to 4 programs at once! It can even make temporary interrupt programs so that a number crunching program can run while you are playing a game!
I need beta testers to test it out. I especially need skilled porters to convert it to TI-83+ ASM and Flash.
Please email me at Kerm_Martian@yahoo.com if you can help.
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All of this is actually true now, except for the multitasking.
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3 March 2005, 17:31 GMT
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