i pased my 128 post :|

[two_heads_talking]

the answer is yellow...

[john2]

Chris Hart wrote:

keatonatron wrote:

Chris Hart wrote:
So, in what year will you be 10000000b or 80h, john2さん?

Well, if he's, say, 10100 right now, he's got another 1101100 to go.

*takes an injection of so called special hormone kill drug that kill those so called special hormones* wheal now ill probably just take another *a hundread and twenty of such injection laiter*
my ears hurt my ees hurt and i have a headache...O-o oh yes and i forgot my japanese T_T what dose　あ！ mean... i forgot im not useing an old imac man they seam to get wourse every year

[two_heads_talking]

i love an explanation of an item where the name of the item is the description of the item.. blech.. talk about redundancy

[paul_b]

Chris Hart wrote:
[bad joke]How many people can read hex if only you and dead people can read hex?click for answer[/bad joke]

There are 10 types of people in the world.
Those who understand binary, and those who don't.

[Jack W]

Hex and binary? Oh my goodness gracious. How many years has it been since I've thought about those?

(realizes he has just dated himself)

As for "woot", someone much younger told me that it stands for "We Owned the Other Team". A Google search indicated a few other possibilities too, such as, "Wow, loot!"

Just yesterday I learned that one's cell phone number is referred to as one's "digits", though the term seems to have some connotations, as in, "Hey baby, can I have your digits?" I also learned yesterday that 11:00 can be called "eleven bells".

I think I'm now officially old.

[clay]

Don't feel bad Jack, I didn't know any of that. I guess does that mean you 'own' me?

[Chris Hart]

Jack W wrote:
Hex and binary? Oh my goodness gracious. How many years has it been since I've thought about those?

(realizes he has just dated himself)

As for "woot", someone much younger told me that it stands for "We Owned the Other Team". A Google search indicated a few other possibilities too, such as, "Wow, loot!"

Just yesterday I learned that one's cell phone number is referred to as one's "digits", though the term seems to have some connotations, as in, "Hey baby, can I have your digits?" I also learned yesterday that 11:00 can be called "eleven bells".

I think I'm now officially old.

Just depends on your line of work. I think in binary regularly, because it is neccessary for checking network equipment. It is quicker to write in hex, and you can very quickly convert between the two. It takes longer to convert to decimal, and octal just isn't practical for the lengths I work with. (usually 8, 16, or 32 bits)

I've heard of eleven bells being 11 o'clock since I was a little kid. I believe it is a reference to a grandfather clock. (one bell at 1, 2 @ 2...)

[tanuki]

clay wrote:
Don't feel bad Jack, I didn't know any of that. I guess does that mean you 'pwn' me?

You almost had it.

[john2]

Chris Hart wrote:


Just depends on your line of work. I think in binary regularly, because it is neccessary for checking network equipment. It is quicker to write in hex, and you can very quickly convert between the two. It takes longer to convert to decimal, and octal just isn't practical for the lengths I work with. (usually 8, 16, or 32 bits)

I've heard of eleven bells being 11 o'clock since I was a little kid. I believe it is a reference to a grandfather clock. (one bell at 1, 2 @ 2...)

hmm i think that exists in german

[tanuki]

Admin!!!

EDIT: As you might have already guessed, john2 edited his/her post.

[john2]

tanuki wrote:
Admin!!!

O-o i sware it was an acsident plesse forgive me

[tanuki]

john2 wrote:

tanuki wrote:
Admin!!!

O-o i sware it was an acsident plesse forgive me

That's a lie. How could that ever be an "accident"? Does your keyboard write by itself?

I don't know if that "forgive me" was aimed at me, but I don't have the right to punish you anyway. But I think I have the right to tell you that you should think before you post!!

Now, where's an angry smiley?

[richvh]

I'm locking this thread, as it seems to have passed any modicum of usefulness it once had. John2, next time think before hitting the Post Reply button, or it might be a ban rather than a thread lock you receive.