I taught my friend Billy how to program :)

I'm starting a club at my school for people who want to learn to program the V400. I may make this online too. Anyone interested?

right...the V400...

Argh... let it die, angelboy. Let it die like *BSD.

Or like Apple.

I think you liked that joke a little too much.

i dont live in the real world; i live in front of my computer. in fact, all my survival needs are right in front of me: computer, internet, monitor, keyboard, printer, webcam, speakers, lights, a chair, etc.

You forgot the most IMPORTANT item neccessary for survival: your calculator!

If by TI community you mean someone who owns a TI graphing calculator, then yes. If you mean someone who downloads programs for their graphing calculator...no. I'm the main supplier for TI programs at my school as far as I know...it's pretty annoying :P

Two years ago, I participated in the national finals of the Chemistry Olympiad. By pure chance, one of the other finalists also programmed for the 83. Since then I haven't seen him a lot though, so I voted "Yes, but only once".

I've never met anyone particularly famous, but I have met someone else with a Detached Solutions slide cover, and also another person who had written a program on ticalc.org. I also met someone who had played my game, which was pretty cool. These were all just random events too.

That would be kind of cool to run into somebody and see them playing your game on their calc :)

But if you told them that you wrote it the would never beleive you.

That's why you have to put your name somewhere in the game :) So you can just tell them to check that.

You would have to be carrying ID so he knows you are just saying your the person that is in the program.

Or make the game about you, like Marc the Superkid...

Yeah, because Marc really DID have a father who turned his sister into a demonic robot, and he had to go on a quest to find and kill his father. Yeah. THAT makes sense! LOL...j/k...I know what you meant.
-Jako