TIB: Re: The Delete Key
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TIB: Re: The Delete Key
Richard Piotter <richfile@prairie.lakes.com> wrote:
>MrBean0904 wrote:
>>
>> I don't mean to be rude, but could you stop sending forwards / non-TIBasic
>> material?! I joined this list to help me as I program, not to recieve junk
>> mail. Once again, I say this with the upmost respect, PLEASE stop.
>
>Well, I saw one, maybe two topics on TI-BASIC, and I was ready to
>unsubsribe! I thought it would be busy like hell with people optimizing
>game code and making cool math software. I then recieved this cool joke
>and I thought, hey this is cool! The list is so solw that an ocasional
>joke is cool!
>
Don't worry, this is list is a waiting time bomb. The moment someone send
something intresting in the list will surpass TI-HARDWARE (remember early
Feb :) Well, if you got a problem just send it in. I'll (definitely if
it's for a 92) and probably everyone else will jump right in.
The Optimizing FAQ for the 92 is up at
<http://www.iserv.net/~mikev/92optimize.html>
[snip]
>No offense, but TIB is slow, and those FWDs make it more interesting!
>Don't complain if it doesn't hurt you! The delete key is your friend!
I agree, delete when in doubt else get the digest version. Keep the jokes
coming.
Michael Van Der Kolk
mikev@iserv.net
http://www.iserv.net/~mikev
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