Check out some of the calculator tests. They're absolutely insane like 20-deep nested parens, roots, etc.. nothing hard about it but you have to handle the order of operations correctly which makes RPN the tits.
You could write in BASIC on the TI's too. I had a little blackjack program but I was too lazy to figure out how to handle the aces so it just gave you a random number between 1 and 10 for your cards.
Hell yeah, free nights and weekends.in my college years (late 90s/2000s) cell phones were still being charged by the minute. i honestly don't know how we functioned w/ 200minutes a month free nights and weekends.
i'd have a cellphone for myself and my gf/wife and a beeper too, i got tired of having a phone around after college and decided not to have one for a few years, i missed out on blackberry, and i think i went to the shitty droid as my first come back phone
Yea we had a DynaTAC and MicroTACs at home, but the first one I got was a StarTAC. I miss that little guy.
This MF'er was the BOMB; I basically aced 2 stat classes because no one understood that I was writing programs rather than doing my homework. It may have been the highest grades I made in college. I do not for a moment to this day feel guilty about it.This was the calculator I used in college. Still works if I change the battery. Made storing cheat sheets super easy.
My old boss/mentor would always carry his around at work. He never stopped trying to explain to me how great that ass backwards entry system was. I'm sure if you locked me in a room with one of those fucking things for a month it might finally click, but I was perfectly happy with my TI calculators I grew up with.
