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Choice Votes   Percent
Are you nuts? School is over, man! 52 10.0%   
Maybe. Just a little. 108 20.8%   
Every now and then. 128 24.7%   
More than I should. 68 13.1%   
I'm a nerd, leave me alone! 162 31.3%   

Survey posted 2000-06-04 05:23 by Andy.

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Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
kaizer_911  Account Info

I use mine more than I should but I am not a nerd. I just got into TI-89 ASM programming since I found out about TIGCC which is just great since I am a C++ programmer before I even touched the TI calcs so that is just great for me!! And I still am filling "orders" for TI-83+, 85,86, & 89 programs. So I am busy with VTI and programming. But I would never put my calc down not with all the great 86 and 89 games coming out, and all the cool things out there for the TI calc series.

More to program,
Kaizer_911

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 06:16 GMT


nerd?
filur  Account Info

well, I'm sory to say it but you are a nerd, and so am I :o(

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 08:08 GMT

Re: nerd?
homer_palooza@hotmail.com  Account Info

YES. ALL HAIL NERD-DOM.

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 16:59 GMT

Re: nerd?
SirNAOF Account Info
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Is that a bad thing?

Nerd #25

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 17:06 GMT

Re: Re: nerd?
powerse555

NO! Being a NERD is A OK. ;)

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 20:09 GMT


Re: Re: Re: nerd?
S67  Account Info
(Web Page)

Especially here.

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 21:30 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: nerd?
calcfreak901  Account Info
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its practically required for authors here...

--nerd # 110
--Future Martian

Reply to this comment    6 June 2000, 22:54 GMT


Re: Re: nerd?
EvanMath

> Nerd #25

... = 5^2! And I was nerd #49 = 7^2! Two consecutive prime numbers, to be even more specific, the first two twin primes of the form 6n + or - 1! And 6, the only number between them, as well as their arithmetic mean and median is the first perfect number!

MAJOR nerd #49

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 00:15 GMT


Re: Re: Re: nerd?
The_Dungflinga  Account Info
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You are my hero.

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 06:00 GMT

Re: nerd?
acr34  Account Info
(Web Page)

HI FILUR!!

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 22:29 GMT


Re: nerd?
kaizer_911  Account Info

I am not a nerd, but I can't say much for you. There is money in the programming buisness. I make money off writing programs cause no one is smart enough to try and write their own, but i guess I am somewhat of a nerd since you have to be one to program for the calcs but I knew C++ first and that is not so nerdy, but knock someting till you know the facts and trust me their is money in TI-Services.

A programmer,
Kaizer_911

Reply to this comment    6 June 2000, 05:50 GMT


Re: Re: nerd?
skyraid

i believe the proper use of the idiom would be: "don't knock it un'til you tried it"

- skyraid

Reply to this comment    7 June 2000, 08:49 GMT


Re: Re: Re: nerd?
kaizer_911  Account Info

"Don't knock it until you try it" is what t is supposed to be. I just didn't proof read my post, I have that bad habit.

Reply to this comment    10 June 2000, 00:47 GMT

Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
taliessin penfound  Account Info

I'll still use mine plenty-Just only for good games like SMA, Bomb89, SMQ, Pang, and all the ohter good ones. But %%#$) the CAS this summer!

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 06:29 GMT


Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
James Whitney  Account Info

why the heck would you play games on a calculator over the summer? Either play on your computer, or lakcing that go get a palmpilot or handspring visor deluxe, those are a whole heck of a lot better

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 06:43 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
taliessin penfound  Account Info

Lets see... I Just got a PSX2, Descent 3, Starcraft, Need for Speed, Atomic Bomberman, Quake 3, and a DSL line. Do you think im going to be playing on my ti89?

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 06:47 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
DarkLord

Hey!
If your not using it let me! <:-)

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 15:30 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
TheMadTickler

I thought the playstation 2 wasn't coming out until October (September if you special ordered it). Where did you get it?

Reply to this comment    6 June 2000, 22:16 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
calcfreak901  Account Info
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he must have ordered a japanese machine

Reply to this comment    6 June 2000, 22:57 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
barich Account Info
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A PS2? Why would you want a PS2. Check my "Web page" for details.

Reply to this comment    7 June 2000, 22:56 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
TheMadTickler

How about this: When they come out they will cost about as much as a DVD player and will have the ability to play DVD discs. Basically you buy a DVD player that you can play games. (As for your site, I'm hesitant to take any "news" items about the problems with the PS2 from a site dedicatated to Nintendo.)

Reply to this comment    8 June 2000, 04:17 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
jestbsemple  Account Info

I totally agree with you on the computer part, but not the palmpilot. Maybe I just don't know enough about palmpilots, but it's seems like calculator games (at least on the 89 and 92+) would be much better. The graphics are great and a lot of time is spent on them. Calcs have superior arrow keypads (and more keys for SF2 :) Besides, the enthusiasm and pace of developement at ticalc.org is unbeatable. But if you just want good handheld games, use a Gameboy. And btw, calcs aren't just about games.

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 07:05 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
taliessin penfound  Account Info

You go girl...or boy...or whatever your might be...

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 07:12 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Free_Bird Account Info
(Web Page)

No, (s)he is right.

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 09:56 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
S67  Account Info
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here it is probably a guy.

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 21:32 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Keith Raney

I completely agree, down with the nerds, they have no life. I do a little programming, but my life dosen't evolve around a damn calculator!!!!!!!

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 21:18 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
jestbsemple  Account Info

Why are you even at this site?

Reply to this comment    4 June 2000, 22:26 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Keith Raney

So that I can find interesting programs that will keep me occupied during math, and S.S. But just because people use the calculator for gaming in school, where laptops are banned, when I am bored, dosen't mean that they have to be "nerds." Besides, there is more to life than a calculator. I used to be a nerd, until I sat down and thought about it. "It is a damn calculator!" I said to myself, and realized that it can do addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. And these are special, because they can make funny little lines that T.I. inc. calls "graphing." I don't think that they meant for Some person to go and "hack" the calculator for assembly, (not saying I am not glad that person did it), and they origionally made tibasic for creating helpful math programs, not games. Reinforcing what was said earlier, if you are in summer, and have a computer available, why don't you use that, it is much better for gaming. Just my 2 cents.

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 06:13 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Russell Howes  Account Info

You're looking for games to "keep you occupied during math" in JUNE?

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 06:45 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Keith Raney

I meant in the school year

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 18:34 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Garrett Larson  Account Info
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Um, I think he was asking what you're doing here NOW. BTW, I'm more of a geek than a nerd. ;)

Reply to this comment    7 June 2000, 21:59 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
CircaX  Account Info
(Web Page)

Geek, that is the word I was looking for!

Reply to this comment    8 June 2000, 01:04 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
EvanMath

Down with life! Up with nerds!

Nerd #49

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 00:24 GMT

Life?
83er  Account Info

what is this "life" everyone keeps talking about? I can't find it anywhere in the TI manuals

calc_geek@yahoo.com

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 17:27 GMT


Re: Life?
Nick Disabato  Account Info
(Web Page)

Error: Unknown function "Life()"

--BlueCalx

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 18:26 GMT


Re: Re: Life?
calcfreak901  Account Info
(Web Page)

TI-83:
ERR:UNDEFINED
1:Quit
2:Goto

TI-85/86:
ERROR 14 UNDEFINED

GOTO QUIT

TI-89:
life() life()

Nerd #110 AND PROUD OF IT!

Reply to this comment    6 June 2000, 22:37 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Life?
Sebastian Reichelt  Account Info
(Web Page)

I like the TI-89 version: Life is life!

BTW: Now we know it: Calculators don't have a life. We're playing with something dead! AAAAHH!!!!

Joking, of course. If I were serious, half the people on this site would be 'dead'.

Reply to this comment    7 June 2000, 05:27 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Life?
calcfreak901  Account Info
(Web Page)

that's just what it said on each of my calcs when i tried to use an unknown program called life

nerd/geek #110

Reply to this comment    9 June 2000, 15:10 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Nightbird Account Info

lol thats funny stuff

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 17:52 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Mike Buchanan  Account Info

damn funny indeed

Reply to this comment    6 June 2000, 03:20 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
L_Kishyak  Account Info
(Web Page)

get your own site then:-)
read my comment down towards the bottom of the page, the one about my nerd stories. and then say, "total" nerd. BUT i'm not! i'm a happy medium, more towards the nerd side. I can sit for hours an do "life" junk, or chat with "nerds" about stuff that bogles most peoples heads. same with life! same with nerds! (no up or down.)
who da man!
Steve

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 12:44 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
skyraid

you live the life you want to live~! maybe the nerds like it, ok? i am probably an "in-between nerd" and i happen to like my life... btw, just because we are nerds and play calculator games, doesn't mean that we don't do "normal" things. i mean, i play baseball and street hockey, and hangout with friends(mostly non-nerds)... where do you get off saying that we have no life, maybe we think you have no life.. fine call me a nerd, i don't care because i know our parents accept us, our friends accept us, why can't you?

- skyraid

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 18:03 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Keith Raney

all of you assume too much.

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 18:37 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Derek Nuno

Yeah, who says our parents accept us!? *G*

Reply to this comment    7 June 2000, 10:39 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
calcfreak901  Account Info
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finally a logical post from you
1st rule of logic: NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING

nerd/geek #110

Reply to this comment    9 June 2000, 15:15 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
programerman

Yes, and your life doesn't evolve (obviously), either. <hippie>The calculator makes us grow!</hippie>

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 19:24 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Keith Raney

uh, no.

Reply to this comment    5 June 2000, 19:39 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
Derek Nuno

You play games on your calculators while you're waiting for a zone in Everquest =Þ

Reply to this comment    7 June 2000, 10:34 GMT

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