6983: You kick back in to Omni and head to this thread first
6984: You are dismayed we have not reached 9001 reasons in my absence
6985: You are, however, impressed 10 pages of posts have been filled in said absence
6986: You always post signs in batches
6987: You remember when I posted 100 signs at once
6988: You notice new members you have not yet met
6989: You're happy when an old thread of yours gets revived
6990: You enjoy the social aspect of Omnimaga as well as the friends you've made here
6991: You still desperately want to increase popularity with computer programming here
6992: You wonder whatever happened to OPIA
6993: You consider finally learning Axe Parser (now that I know much more about computer programming overall)
6994: You find learning ASM was easier than learning Axe
6995: You recall never learning Grammer either...
6996: Whenever you meet someone foreign, you think of Omni members from where the foreigner is from
6997: You often wonder when this thread will hit 9001 signs
6998: You are impressed this thread has not ended up dying
6999: You are glad because you are pretty sure you have not repeated any stuffs in here. Because we do so. A lot.
7000: You post large batches of signs just to reach specific numbers
7001: Only 2000 more to go

Surprised me a lot...


So now you fly upside down Soru.

*falling

to 6996: I do that all the time

Quote from: Scipi on July 28, 2014, 03:25:02 am

6994: You find learning ASM was easier than learning Axe

I am not saying that Axe is easier then Asm (even though I think it is the case), but at least, I think that learning Asm first makes it a lot easier to understand Axe, no ? So if you already learnt Asm, what's hard in Axe ?

Honestly, for me it was the real lack of a good tutorial. Thinks like how to implement arrays and such aren't covered very well. Sure there's the reference for commands, but when I was attempting Axe there was no real indepth tutorial. ASM, on the other hand, had ASM in 28 Days and Hotdog's tutorial. Both are excellent.

Quote from: Hayleia on July 28, 2014, 06:25:08 am

Quote from: Scipi on July 28, 2014, 03:25:02 am

6994: You find learning ASM was easier than learning Axe

I am not saying that Axe is easier then Asm (even though I think it is the case), but at least, I think that learning Asm first makes it a lot easier to understand Axe, no ? So if you already learnt Asm, what's hard in Axe ?

Honestly, for me it was the real lack of a good tutorial. Thinks like how to implement arrays and such aren't covered very well. Sure there's the reference for commands, but when I was attempting Axe there was no real indepth tutorial. ASM, on the other hand, had ASM in 28 Days and Hotdog's tutorial. Both are excellent.

You have as many ways to make arrays in Axe as you want
Maybe there's no doc, but since you know how they work in ASM and since they work the same way in Axe, there's just the problem of the syntax to declare static arrays which is solved in the Documentation.pdf

(once again, I am not saying "Axe is easy" but "it is easy once you learnt ASM", don't make me say what I didn't).

7002: You seriously thought about bringing your calculator for a car trip, and then did it. (true story)
7003: You think "ClrHome" but say "Clear Home". (true story)
7004: The very first thing you think of when you think of theta is the theta variable on the TI-8x and the way it's displayed on the CSE. (true story)

Quote from: 123outerme on July 31, 2014, 09:42:23 pm

7003: You think "ClrHome" but say "Clear Home".

Isn't that true?

7005: You try to follow all Omni members on Google+
7006: You are used as the subject of most jokes at your school
7007: You somehow manage to be the most active member that joined in 2014 (postcount judging)
7005: You make as many friends possible in the calculator community and hop your class next year has an Omnimagician in it (After moving)


All true... The jokes too.

I fixed it now.

7013: When you saw that DJ's screenshot of mockups had a red battery indicator in the corner, you couldn't focus
7014: you get nervous at OmnIRC (I call it that) when it does random stuff to you
7015: To you, everyone on Omni looks like:
 
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7016: You hate typos, but usually don't fix them

7005: You try to follow all Omni members on Google+

Seems like you missed me