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> *cough* I'm about to suck the fun out of this thread :)
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> [begin fun sucking]
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> Snip
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> once again... sorry... I just couldn't help myself.
Smarta$$.
:)
Nate, Welcome to rtlToronto, as you know we are not the friendliest
place on the net and as such I have to do this:
Calum, I don't remember inviting Nate?? did you invite him? I didn't?
Bruce, Iain...... anyone?
:)
While were on the subject of solar calculators.... I can modify my sig
file. but before i do I'll have to run it by you I guess.
Why, then, do solar calculators have an ON button. now I'm NOT talking
about the dual power ones.
Its my understanding that LCD's do not suffer from "burn in" and in
theory could just be ON with 0 as the display.... why do i have to take
an extra step and turn ON my solar power calculator.
(now would be a prefect time to make a comment about "sucking" but I
wont -- I'm above that)
;)
:)
:)
Chris
Why do solar calculators have an off button?
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| *cough* I'm about to suck the fun out of this thread :) [begin fun sucking] Why do solar calculators have an off button? - because the ones that do are DUAL-POWERED, that is, they have an inbuilt battery to suppliment the operational power (...) (22 years ago, 19-Dec-02, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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