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Are you nuts? School is over, man!
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52
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10.0%
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Maybe. Just a little.
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108
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20.8%
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Every now and then.
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128
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24.7%
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More than I should.
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68
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13.1%
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I'm a nerd, leave me alone!
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162
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31.3%
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Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
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taliessin penfound
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but heres a little tip for those of you doing Assembly this summer: MAKE TELNET FOR THE 89!!!
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4 June 2000, 06:38 GMT
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Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
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ColdFusion
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So I'm a nerd, where would this place be without nerds???
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4 June 2000, 06:47 GMT
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Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
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jestbsemple
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I would use my calculator during the summer, but there's so much to distract me from it. I finally get a chance to touch down on all my other hobbies. R/C CARS ALL THE WAY MAN!
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4 June 2000, 06:48 GMT
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Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
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MasterVegand
(Web Page)
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Well....I don't think i'll play my calc, but i'm sure that i'll check ticalc everyday! Sad isn't it?
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4 June 2000, 07:40 GMT
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Re: Do you use your TI Graphing Calculator during the summer?
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Paul Schippnick
(Web Page)
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Let's see...
I use calulators at work. Currently up to 3 at a time (two ti-85, and TI-30X IIS) I haven't witched the two 85's with my TI-86 yet. At home at this commputer there are 3 graphing calculators(TI-92, TI-86 and a HP-48GX), one broken TI-30Xa that I use to use at work, and two other calculators that do work. The quanity and placment is subject to change without notice. I have a new TI-68 in its box at this time (TI now longer makes that one). As to the answer to the question, yes I use my calculors in the summer. Mainly because they are programmable. I don't use the graphics except to plot math functions at home. At work I like the larger LCDs because one can see more info at one time. My TI CC-40 is out by the TV. But it only has a one line display and I haven't bothered to hook up its hex-bus RS-232 to save a program (TI BASIC) to another computer from it. The TV set is used as a monitor for a 386 and the TI-99/4A. The XT is on the floor in the living room not hooked up, my Atari is under this commputer, under the table in its box. Not enough room.
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4 June 2000, 17:44 GMT
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