A normal American company

[aceticon@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

What's a cruise missile if not an advanced calculator with an engine, some fins, some sensors and some servos.

[aceticon@lemmy.dbzer0.com]

Back in the day we would type 58008 on our calculator and turn it upside down to satisfy our porn needs...

[rustyfish@lemmy.world]

Nope. It was a „fully functioning“ version of Pokémon. Not an emulated one, super simplistic and it ran like ass, obviously something tinkered together by a fan, but still a version of it. The TI-84 Plus CE even had the GB Color versions on them fully emulated.

Sadly the TI-84 Plus CE only became the standard right after we graduated.

[huckledebuck@sh.itjust.works]

Wow, I didn't know that. Mike Addis is the name of the hands.

[freshlight@sh.itjust.works]

Here's the banjo scene from the movie Deliverance

(YT-Link)

[captainblagbird@lemmy.world]

Woah nice, I wouldn't have done much calculating anymore xD

[synopsistantilize@lemm.ee]

I'd still like that to be available now so when I take shits in a scif I have something to read.

[synopsistantilize@lemm.ee]

I wasn't ti-84 plus rich. But I was palm pilot tungsten E rich, and played Pokemon and drug wars during class.

[captainlezbian@lemmy.world]

Yeah banjos are more folk and bluegrass than country.

[captainlezbian@lemmy.world]

Well they got their mills and they got their generals obviously

[dditty@lemm.ee]

I had a game I think was called "Gangsta" or something which was a text-based game where you sold drugs and had sex with hookers or something

[dozzi92@lemmy.world]

Drug Wars, 100%. Taught me everything I needed to know about quaaludes.