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Re: Have you ever accepted money for putting programs on someone else's calculator?
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Paul Houser
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They abbreviated "newbie" wrong, it should have been "newb".
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21 September 2004, 22:34 GMT
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Re: Have you ever accepted money for putting programs on someone else's calculator?
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johnpneville
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I was never offered
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22 September 2004, 21:16 GMT
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Re: Re: Have you ever accepted money for putting programs on someone else's calculator?
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Jake Griffin
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I would LOVE to do that!! I'd be too afraid of them getting stolen, but I could EASILY go without 3 of my calcs...I have 2 83+'s, 2 89's (one with a damaged LCD), an HP49g, and a brand new HP49g+ that I got about a week or two ago...would anyone like to submit another calculator to the museum's exibit? (actually, I know a company that develops calc apps and asm programs, and it was absolutely AMAZING to see all the calcs they had...like 100 calcs, all arranged on a single table...82's, 83's, 83+'s, 86's, a few 89's, a 92+, a V200, and now I'm sure they've got some 84+/SE's and 89T's....What a collection...
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23 September 2004, 05:18 GMT
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Re: Have you ever accepted money for putting programs on someone else's calculator?
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Stephen Trotter
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I've programmed many a game or so and a few math programs in my day, but no one has even asked for them! It's not that they suck or anything...im working on a minesweeper game and all i have to do is program the zero's to clear out when u click one ;p
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23 September 2004, 15:49 GMT
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