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From Vladimir Kladov To All 10 April 2006

Hello, scl^mc People's memory is different. Some people can play chess blindly (some even a session of simultaneous play on several boards). And some need NOW see what they click. And sometimes, by the way, by the blinking of the buttons on on the drawn clave, you can still guess what’s wrong (for example, the keys are in the wrong direction appointed. Or here: when playing RZX, you can track which button do some action. I figured out how to do this in one game - it was necessary to take it there in a cunning way). Former real people who haven't been real for 10 years saw - should you remember something? Come on, I'm like a former senior teacher Higher mathematics at the university now I’ll ask you: quickly give me the definition of a derivative and the integral, and so that from the teeth. Or have you graduated from college a long time ago and forgotten everything? 8-]

From Grand To All 29 April 2006

Hello jdigreze CHR> They should have drawn a sign long ago... The R80 emulator came with a keyboard.pcx file, which shows the keyboard and token set rules. Here it is: Picture: http://mix.wol.bz/screens/keyboard.png

From TomCaT To All 29 April 2006

Hello, Vladimir Kladov Vla> Former real people who haven’t seen real life for 10 years must do something Vla> remember? Come on, I’m like a former senior teacher of Higher Mathematics Vla> at the university now I’ll ask you: quickly let me know the definitions of the derivative and Vla> integral, and so that from the teeth. Or you graduated from college a long time ago, and that’s it Vla> forgot? 8-] Must. Otherwise, they didn’t work much with real life. But if they don’t remember, they don’t either. crime. I NEVER knew the definition of a derivative, and even less so of an integral. But not bad I can handle both. The definition is usually more complex than the meaning because it is ACCURATE and UNambiguous. Therefore, the example is not entirely correct. The point here is visual memory, and in the mathematical example - in the semantic-conceptual apparatus of thinking. I bent it, I won’t read it myself :B . Sorry for the offtopic.