Survey posted 2005-09-29 18:35 by Jon.

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Survey idea by Jeremiah Walgren (melcahoon@gmail.com).

Ah crap.. I clicked the third one, but meant to click the fourth.. oh well..

Nooo!!! Today's my birthday, and there's no news on my birthday! *gets angry*. Yeah, but even then, I still check every day for near nonexistent news.

You're special enough to get a survey on tu cumpleanos :)

No espanol. Es muy muy muy muy muy mal. No hablo bien.

oops...

speaking of no espaņol, our whole thread got zapped... come on it started on topic

Love the spanglish comment!

Hee hee hee. I had two news items on my birthday last year! Maybe this year too. 11/05

It seems like the "yes" choices are a bit more numerous than the "no" answers...and where's the "Yes, because there is so much news posted that I don't always catch it all so I have to go in the archives to catch up with how fast ticalc is at posting news and this is a run-on sentence" option? ;)

there hasn't been a lot of news lately...

I'm famous now! :-D

I used to spend several hours going through the news archives just because I was interested in seeing what life was like back then. I don't really have much time to do that anymore... Besides, there are only a finite amount of news articles.

I sometimes use it a find some stuff I saw ages ago O_o

But the real question is: does anyone else /post/ on said pages?

And does anyone else feel like they're violatign the Temporal Prime Directive when doing so? (Like posting about Krolypto on the "Calc Crypto and the GPC" page [link].)

No one listens to the Temporal Prime Directive!

Unfortunately true.

bob evil has no brain

All the time.

Once in a great while I do, but I never go back to see if anyone replied. :P

I used to occasionally...

I try to post on forums relating to a sound program im making and all the ones that relate to it have been closed.

Why do sound programs have to be in assembly?

They don't necessarily "have to".. If you have the Omnicalc v1.23 APP installed on your calculator (83 Plus - 84Plus SE) you can use the "play()" function and type in a string of notes which will be played upon pressing enter..

because the calc wasn't designed to play music so it wasn't included in basic.

& because BASIC is too slow & limited to implement it the way it is implemented in assembly. It might very well be possible to get 0.5Hz or so sounds from BASIC, but it would be quite useless (unless you happen to have a portable subwoofer...then you could use it to drive people crazy).