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Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Daniel Bishop  Account Info
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The search engine always finds everything _except_ what I'm looking for.

However, no matter how bad the search engine is, I'd never be willing to give up my calculator.

Reply to this comment    8 July 2000, 00:04 GMT


Re: Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

lol

Reply to this comment    8 July 2000, 22:06 GMT

Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
HistoricBruno
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I use it to save me the time of going through all the directories to search for a program

Reply to this comment    8 July 2000, 01:59 GMT

Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
TheWog Account Info
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I've only used it a few times, most recently entering "82 telnet" and finding a comment on TELROUTE, which was precisely what I was looking for.

Reply to this comment    8 July 2000, 03:11 GMT

Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
jaymz Account Info

A funny thing happened: after I voted that I don't use the search, it's still 0%.

Reply to this comment    8 July 2000, 20:31 GMT


Re: Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

It's a conspiracy.

Reply to this comment    8 July 2000, 22:06 GMT


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calcfreak901  Account Info
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Led by Big Brother...er...Nick, I'm sure...

Reply to this comment    9 July 2000, 07:27 GMT


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Nathan Walters  Account Info

as i said before, ALL HAIL BIG BROTHER NICK... so bbn, what site are we at war against, have always been at war against, and will forever be at war against?

Reply to this comment    9 July 2000, 13:17 GMT


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calcfreak901  Account Info
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I am not Big Brother Nick, but:
>what site are we at war against, have always been at war against, and will forever be at war against?

why, Dimension-TI of course

are you inner party, outer party, or prole?
inner party=ticalc.org staff
outer party=posted programmers on ticalc.org
proles=everyone else

i'm outer party

Reply to this comment    9 July 2000, 22:30 GMT

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Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

HEY!!! I'M A PROLE!! YIPPY SKIPPY!

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 00:00 GMT


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Nick Disabato  Account Info
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WTF ARE YOU PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT!?!?!?!

My GOD, I really do wonder why I work here sometimes.

--BlueCalx

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 00:56 GMT

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calcfreak901  Account Info
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We are making references to George Orwell's antiutopian novel 1984.
The Inner Party is the upper ranks of the government, the Outer Party is the rest of the government, and the proles are the proletariat (impoverished laborers).
1984 takes place in a world where there are three communist countries: Oceania (Australia, the Americas, and the British Isles), Eurasia (Europe and USSR, possibly part of Africa), and Eastasia (the rest of Europe and Africa). Oceania is always at war with one or the other, and is the ally of the one that it is not fighting against. Because the state is never wrong, what is now always has been and always will be also.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 02:44 GMT

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calcfreak901  Account Info
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P.S. Big Brother is the figurehead of the government of Oceania.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 02:53 GMT


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Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

Possibly a comparison to Joe Stalin and the "Great" Soviet state that was supposedly always right.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 04:50 GMT


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evan  Account Info

I could be wrong, but I think Nick is reffering to the ideas contained in the post, not the words.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 21:22 GMT

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Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

YOU DARE FEIGN IGNORACE! :)
j/k

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 04:49 GMT


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Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

May I remind you Nick. You work here to get chicks. Just see the "What is your Gender" Survey and your Bio. You know, your little fiasco with the chicks who didn't like the domain on you e-mail address. Geez Nick, why do I have to remind you.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 05:19 GMT

Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Matt Hockenheimer  Account Info

I've only ever found one use for it, and that's finding a program that I don't know the directory for in the file archives. However, if you don't know the exact name of the program, it's not of too much use.

Reply to this comment    8 July 2000, 20:46 GMT

Um... What happened to the last choice
Grant Elliott  Account Info
(Web Page)

Why hasn't anything registered on the last choice? I know that I at least voted for it. Something isn't right here....

Reply to this comment    9 July 2000, 17:26 GMT

Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

?Donde esta los coyotes?

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 00:22 GMT


Re: Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Beta

They are in the mountains.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 01:44 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Atlantean_Guard  Account Info

Whew! Good.

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 04:50 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Do you find our search engine useful?
Nathan Walters  Account Info

si, hombre, si

Reply to this comment    10 July 2000, 11:44 GMT

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