I'm rusty but there was a point when I could read both binary and hexadecimal and translate it to decimal without pausing.
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I'm rusty but there was a point when I could read both binary and hexadecimal and translate it to decimal without pausing.
::cringes and runs from Teh Evil Numbers::
I used to say stuff like, "I'm not a computer geek. Computer geeks can read hexadecimal." Then I started reading hexadecimal....
But don't feel bad, Teppy. Somewhere I heard that the half-life for mathematical knowledge is 1.5 years or something....
I am getting better at reading binary since we made the LED Binary Clock the main time telling device in the living room, but I still have to think through each digit to be sure.
my brain just sploded all over the monitor.
Heh, Bitches has turned into Binary 101. Sorry, Binary 1100101.
Each column of binary is double of the one to the right, correct? As in 1's, 2's, 4's, 8's etc?
edit: no, that won't work . . .
Yeah, that's right. billytea's number is 1+0+4+0+0+32+64 = 101 in base 10.
Yes, it does. 64+32+0+0+4+1=101
Meanwhile, brains continue to explode.