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

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I doubt I'll even turn my calculator on during the summer. I plan to spend my days playing the Super Nintendo I got out of the dump.

Maybe I'll finally read the manual...

yep. im going to summer school for pre-alg...the games help me thru my 5 hour day :)

Summer ? And what ?
I play all the time, even on the beach (joke)
More seriously, I'll certainly program something this summer, if I'm still there on this planet.

Now, let's all hail the head nerd around here (NickD) for giving us such a venue on which to praise our Nerd-dom!

And... don't forget, the world is ours in T-4 years, MAX!

Nerd 75 & Quite Proud

You buncha nerds, jeeze.

Dude, you FOUR calculators AND your own THIRTY DOLLAR GraphLink, so shut up. Although I do have to say that "Nerd #"'s are a little too 'Big Brother' for my taste.

PostScript: I got that from his "Profile"

I just wanted to say I feel out of place not being a nerd and all so I came up with a nerd number of my own.




NERD # 5,432,384

ummm this is a tuff one,let me get it->
*searching*
*searching*
found it->
[on], *typing*
[+], *typing*
[enter].
//isotec *ahhhhh*
geez that waz hard
but thank god for my trusty TI83+:


5,432,384
+ 1
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Nerd # 5,432,385

This acually has nothing to do with this, but here is a cool, very short program I made in ti-basic. It looks like the ti-os but gives you wrong answers to problems that you type in.

85,86 format
__________
Cilcd
Lbl A
Input"",P
RanDint(-P,P->P
Disp P
Goto A


80, 82,83,83+ format
____________________

Clrhome
Lbl A
Input "",P
RanDint(-P,P->P
Disp P
Goto A
P.S. when someone asks to use your calc., go into this program then give it to them
Also-- The 86 needs a good Doom game written in ASSEMBLY with good graphics!!

First off, I would like to refer to the Communist Manifesto. The two classes being haves and have-nots.
The haves in this case have lives, and the have-nots don't. Usually calculator usage dissipates as the school year or job day ends. Unfortunately, some people obsess and use the calc past those times. These people are have-nots. However, other people who follow the calc dissipation rule are known as the haves, because they actually have lives. An occasional after school download of a useful math program usually does occur, and most people only have one calc, these people being the haves. However, obsessing over the amount of calcs you own and how many programs you can fit on them puts you in the have-nots. Get into the have nots, use the calc as a tool, not an obsession or fetish.

I'll speak the way I voted. Schools over man, leave me alone!

Laura