a_banana
He's an Ug_Man!
2005 May 3 • -591
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what is binary you might ask. well ill tell you. binary is a code of 1's and 0'S that mean open(0) and closed (1).computer processors use transistors that are either open or closed. these transistors are used in a serious of 8 or one byte and each one is a bit. now weathere or not one of those bits is a "1 or 0" can be used to write numbers.(mabe most of you already know this.)
now how a byte makes a number is quite simple.
the bits in a byte are arranged in those numbers we all know and love.
1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128. simple right?
now lets turn a number into binary. ill take the number 99. first we must see if 128 fits into 99, well it doesnt so its a 0 like this.
128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
0
but 64 does so thats a 1
128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
0 1
so we subtract 64 from 99 and we are left with 35 . 32 fits in to 35. that leaves 3. 16 8 or 4 doesn't fit into 3 so those are 0. 2 goes into 3 thats 1. and 1 goes into 1 so thats a 1.
it should end up like this
128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1
so the final binary number is 01100011. now wasn't that simple? now go tell yor mommy and daddy your new skill.
<superjer> What? It is? Where? Huh? Hey -- scones!
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2005 Jul 25 at 23:31 UTC
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echidna3
Captain Signupnow
2005 Apr 4 • -201
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was that really necessary. we couldve just gone and typed "binary" into google, and found out the same thing
i dont like signatures. although there are some good ones out there
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2005 Jul 27 at 11:49 UTC
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a_banana
He's an Ug_Man!
2005 May 3 • -591
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Was your post necessary? yes you could have but by posting it here, you wont have to.
<superjer> What? It is? Where? Huh? Hey -- scones!
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2005 Aug 11 at 01:21 UTC
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echidna3
Captain Signupnow
2005 Apr 4 • -201
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but nobody has asked yet. and if they really cared, then im sure they would, or go into google.
i dont like signatures. although there are some good ones out there
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2005 Aug 11 at 11:54 UTC
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Nezumi
Asshole Admin
2005 Mar 27 • 817
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2005 Aug 31 at 00:27 UTC
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echidna3
Captain Signupnow
2005 Apr 4 • -201
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mantissa?
significand?
i dont like signatures. although there are some good ones out there
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2005 Aug 31 at 12:22 UTC
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CornJer
Metal does cocaine.
2005 Mar 21 • 1531
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I think that there is another way of doing it.
first take the number and divide it by 2, then... wait, nevemind
If you jump high enough you'll hurt your ankles when you land.
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2005 Sep 2 at 23:29 UTC
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aaronjer
*****'n Admin
2005 Mar 21 • 5042
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Sod off Nezumi!
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2005 Sep 3 at 02:36 UTC
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echidna3
Captain Signupnow
2005 Apr 4 • -201
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what was he saying?
i dont like signatures. although there are some good ones out there
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2005 Sep 4 at 10:56 UTC
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CornJer
Metal does cocaine.
2005 Mar 21 • 1531
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I think this might help:
For mantissia
* a female mantis
www.besse.at/sms/glossary.html
* Also known as significand. The component of an IEEE floating point number consisting of an explicit or implicit leading bit to the left of its implied binary point and a fraction field to the right.
archive.stsci.edu/fits/fits_standard/node11.html
* A fixed point number composed of the most significant digits of a given floating point number. The positive decimal part of a common logarithm.
www.ccpo.odu.edu/SEES/polar/pi_gloss.htm
* the fractional part of a floating-point number.
www.cs.utexas.edu/users/novak/cs307vocab.html
* the positive fractional part of the representation of a logarithm; in the expression log 643 = 2.808 the mantissa is .808
wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
For Significand:
* The part of a binary floating-point number that indicates where the number falls between two successive powers of 2. The wider the significand field in a numeric format, the more precision the format has.
developer.apple.com/documentation/mac/PPCNumerics/PPCNumerics-191.html
* The significand (also coefficient or, more informally, mantissa) is the part of a floating-point number that contains its significant digits. Depending on the interpretation of the exponent, the significand may be considered to be an integer or a fraction.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Significand
It appears that Mantissia was also used in the 1700's as the latin word for "makeweight"
Simple Googling always helps.
If you jump high enough you'll hurt your ankles when you land.
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2005 Sep 4 at 16:20 UTC
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echidna3
Captain Signupnow
2005 Apr 4 • -201
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wow. what talent. you can use a search engine. i wouldve done that, except i was too lazy, and i wanted nezumi to explain what he meant
i dont like signatures. although there are some good ones out there
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2005 Sep 5 at 08:02 UTC
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$H()GUN
SJA: Anti-Tank Medic
2005 Mar 23 • 585
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ive had enough of binary already as we have started doin it in my course for a cisco qualification
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2005 Sep 19 at 09:36 UTC
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echidna3
Captain Signupnow
2005 Apr 4 • -201
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cicso???
binary is easy.
i dont like signatures. although there are some good ones out there
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2005 Sep 19 at 10:41 UTC
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yes, binary is easy
The gene pool could use a little chlorine.
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2005 Sep 19 at 10:57 UTC
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$H()GUN
SJA: Anti-Tank Medic
2005 Mar 23 • 585
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i know but it was in the first chapter of 15 lol i mean moan
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2005 Sep 19 at 12:14 UTC
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CornJer
Metal does cocaine.
2005 Mar 21 • 1531
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"[GTW said: SHOGUN"]i know but it was in the first chapter of 15 lol i mean moan
???
and whats cisco???
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2005 Sep 19 at 15:46 UTC
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you really are stupid arent you dburnel. cisco is obviously his computer course. and he said it was in the first chapter, thats how easy it is
The gene pool could use a little chlorine.
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2005 Sep 20 at 02:49 UTC
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echidna3
Captain Signupnow
2005 Apr 4 • -201
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well said omni
i dont like signatures. although there are some good ones out there
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2005 Sep 20 at 02:56 UTC
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$H()GUN
SJA: Anti-Tank Medic
2005 Mar 23 • 585
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cisco is actually a company in IT and they provide qualifications for maintainence and the like?
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2005 Sep 28 at 13:11 UTC
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Own3d
Formally Dburnell01 TILL I GOT BANNED SOMEHOW
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2005 Sep 28 at 13:46 UTC
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Cisco is the stuff they put in Oreos.
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2005 Sep 29 at 06:36 UTC
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$H()GUN
SJA: Anti-Tank Medic
2005 Mar 23 • 585
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2005 Sep 30 at 09:59 UTC
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NatureJay
SJA: Commander of Ruthless Abuse
2005 Mar 23 • 1871
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Cisco is what I used to grease the muffin tins.
100% natural, no antibiotics, and bloodgrass-fed
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2005 Sep 30 at 17:26 UTC
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$H()GUN
SJA: Anti-Tank Medic
2005 Mar 23 • 585
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2005 Oct 3 at 12:30 UTC
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Oreos are cookies. The configuration involves two dry crunchy chocolate* discs with Cisco in the middle.
* 'chocolate' is used VERY loosely here.
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2005 Oct 4 at 03:22 UTC
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