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   Ed Vance to Kurt Weiske   
   Re: PI to 104 Decimal Places   
   28 Aug 25 16:12:29   
   
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   >  Artithmetic only? Add, Subtract, Multiply, divide?   
      
   >  I ordered a calculator after collecting box tops from some breakfast   
   >  cereal in the late '70s. Then, slim wallet calculators became the rage   
   >  - right about the time, albeit brief, that nylon/velcro wallets were   
   >  "cool".   
      
   >  It wasn't many years later before the first calculator watches came   
   >  out, my parents had a friend who worked at Hewlett Packard and had one   
   >  of their calculator watches - the LED model with a stylus.   
      
   >  My black rubber Casio calculator watch had to wait until much later.   
      
   >  I still have a drawer full of calculators - a couple of HP business   
   >  models including a vintage HP 12c, a couple of HP scientifics, another   
   >  of the CASIO Programmable calculator I used in the early '80s (bought   
   >  off eBay last year and still on the original battery!) and a couple of   
   >  scientific calculators. I keep a solar Casio scientific at my desk,   
   >  mostly because I hate having to look for a calculator app on my   
   >  desktop, and clicking buttons with a mouse feels *wrong*.   
      
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   My parents gave all the neices and nephews a CASIO calculator one christmas.   
   A neice showed me hers AND IT HAD A SQUARE ROOT KEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   
   My 79 buck 4 banger didn't do square roots so I went to the mall and bought one   
   of those.   
   Can't remember the Modle Number, couldn't find it in this room, it is probably   
   downstairs.   
   Ed   
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