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Oh, variables... What would I do without you?

Actually, dash that. You can use a combination of 64 switches to simulate one variable. You'll have to convert each decimal number into binary though, and the min/max values will be +-9223372036854775807 give or take.

If I'm not incorrect, Ace supports up to 5000 switches. That'll be ~78 variables simulated.

Yep, thank you very much EB for variables.

Oh, variables... What would I do without you?

You'll use switches. Maybe four or five hundred will suffice?

They see me rollin', they hatin'

Going a week without a home internet connection made me realize how I use the internet for almost everything in my life and am useless without it.

Believe it or not, I've only had internet at home since October last year.
And only this year did I start becoming active (since internet shop fees are pretty high).

So you could say that I have survived for ~10 years without internet.

Denied a second time nothing to do but get better at mapping now :)

That's the spirit!
Good luck!

I want to write an article teaching my mother tongue, but I'd like to know first if you guys are interested. So are you?

Okay! I'll start working on this.
I should get the intro done by weekend, give or take.

Thank you :D


Edit: The splitting up is easier to manage. Aaaand, I'll also have moar maker score!!! Huehuehue :D

I want to write an article teaching my mother tongue, but I'd like to know first if you guys are interested. So are you?

Actually, Bisaya is a dialect. But I'll only teach that one because honestly, I don't know all 40+...

Okay, so direct to the point? I guess that isn't hard to do. In fact, it'll be easier for me :)

As for the writing...
I could add an introductory article, then split the whole thing up into multiple articles. Vocab, Pronunciation, Sentence Construction, etc.



Ps. Bisaya is mainly only spoken. As such, pronunciation is very important. I was wondering if I should use Phonetic symbols, or do it like this: bisaya (Bi-sah-ya/).
What do you think is easier?

I want to write an article teaching my mother tongue, but I'd like to know first if you guys are interested. So are you?

I haven't done anything yet, Kyla. I'm still deciding whether I should write one or not.
About that though, what do you mean by 'dry theoretical approach'?


Gourd, same here! One of my goals is to learn all languages :D
A lofty goal, I know. But it isn't impossible.

Edit: Oh yeah, please note that I won't be teaching Filipino. That's not my mother tongue.
I'll be teaching Bisaya (aka Cebuano), just so you guys know.

re wrote proof read grammar checked sorta (went over it and over it ect) wish me luck :)

Wow, you're really committed aren't you?
Keep at it!

I tried opening up 2k3, wanting to try it out; and now I have the worst headache I have ever experienced.

Yep. I guess that's one of the reasons.
Though I'm sure that I'll get the hang of this...
Eventually...