The HP Prime does RPN. About $150 at Fry's.
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I actually like this calculator. But - my point here is simply to correct your statement that nobody makes RPN's anymore.
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Guess what I found
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-- How clever... As usual, a wishfully scathing but weak retort since you have nothing better to offer, and want the last word to echo in the minds of the witless.
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Just stating the facts, ma'am.
"Feet to the fire?" You simply prove that I've been right about you all along. You are an old hag.
No, you're just a slimy asshole and I'm treating you as an asshole should be treated.
Algorithms? WTF are you talking about.
It was said some time back. If you had half a brain you wouldn't be asking such stupid questions. ...or following people around looking for a fight.
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Can it calculate 5/9 in hex?
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Too complicated for me, but I found an online calculator to do it. 5/9 in hex is 0.8e38e38e38e39
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Many of these old fav HP calculators have workable emulator versions that run on Android smartphones, complete with chiclet-key visual appearance, etc.
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WDNNS visual appearance.
I recently bought a Blackberry Classic, so you know I'm attached to real keyboards. ;)
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
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Yeah, TTCALC does that to 1000 bits. I was wondering if that HP16 does fractional hex.
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Here's an interesting problem You have an equation of 1/2_?_1/8_?_1/2 = 1/2 . What operators do you use where the question marks are to arrive at 1/2 using +, -, X, or divide? example is 1/2 + 1/8 + 1/2 = 1/2 which is incorrect.
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No.
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-- Finally, something non-vitriolic _and_ correct.
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But nothing more than a snide, vitriolic, incorrect comment from you, old hag.
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Why don't you guys kiss and make up? You would both feel better. Maybe.
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Why should I listen to you? You're no different than Fields.
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-- Ah, then... the HP16C _does_ do fractional hex?
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You posted the HP16 pic, so presumably you have one.
Does it do fractional math in hex?
What is 1/7 in hex?
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-- KRW doesn't like to kiss and make up, he likes to take it up the ass and prolong the argument for as long as possible. He and I used to be buddies, and back then he had a great interest in skydiving, so he went to all the classes and bought all the equipment and signed up for his first jump one weekend. I saw him at work the next Monday, and asked: "How'd it go?" "Well," he said, "a bunch of us took off, and when we got to altitude they all lined up and jumped, one at a time. I was the last to jump, but I froze up at the hatch and couldn't do it. The instructor was right behind me and he said: "If you don't jump I'm going to fuck you in the ass right here." Shocked, I asked: "Did you jump?" "A little, right at first", he replied. John Fields
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-- Not inherently.
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0.2492,4924,9249,2492,4924,9249...
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Fields likes to stalk people and talk dirty. That's all he is, with the exception of a 555 circuit or two.
You're such a liar. We were *never* buddies. You were always a loser.
That joke is about as dumb and as old as you are, old hag.