Re: 1+1=10???

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Subject: Re: 1+1=10???
From: Bryan Rabeler <brabeler@ISD.INGHAM.K12.MI.US>
Date: Sat, 11 Apr 1998 12:15:55 -0400
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Reply-To: Bryan Rabeler <brabeler@ISD.INGHAM.K12.MI.US>

Mike Lin wrote:

> Change the base you're working in to binary base 2, then 1+1=10. It doesn't
> change what the key does, it just changes the base.
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>     Subject: 1+1=10???
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>     I have a TI-83 & i have Heard that it is possible to change what a key does.
> Is this possible & if so how do i do this????
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It's probably possible to change the keys around using assembly.

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Re: 1+1=10???

From: Mike Lin <mike@MLIN.ML.ORG>