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what's his problem...?

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Originally posted by eatmybishop
what's his problem...?
People think he's a Drum 😛

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Whats all this aboot eh?

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Originally posted by tomtom232
Whats all this aboot eh?
not you, you're not warlock... warlock has a problem... a big problem... it's called attacking everyone and anyone who contributes to the forums

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who?

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Originally posted by eatmybishop
not you, you're not warlock... warlock has a problem... a big problem... it's called attacking everyone and anyone who contributes to the forums
What's all this about, eh?

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Originally posted by adam warlock
What's all this about, eh?
This is coming from the poster who repeatedly claimed that 10+10=10 in binary.

Don't expect it to make sense.

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Originally posted by Palynka
This is coming from the poster who repeatedly claimed that 10+10=10 in binary.

Don't expect it to make sense.
surely in binary 10+10=100 because you're adding two identical numbers together, thus you double them?

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Originally posted by Steinberg
surely in binary 10+10=100 because you're adding two identical numbers together, thus you double them?
Don't get eatmybishop started again...

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Wouldn't 10 + 10 = 01 in binary?

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Originally posted by Feastboy
Wouldn't 10 + 10 = 01 in binary?
yeah depending on how you write it out, i used the built in calculator on windows in bin mode and that gave 100 but also:
1 2 4 8 16
1 0 +
1 0=
0 1

OR

16 8 4 2 1
1 0+
1 0=
1 0 0
erm...

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presumably one of those is actually wrong

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Originally posted by Steinberg
presumably one of those is actually wrong
lol

1=3
2=4

hmmm, one of those is wrong, and the other probably allso:p

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Originally posted by Feastboy
Wouldn't 10 + 10 = 01 in binary?
Here is how binary works.

Our base 10 #'s 1 2 3 4 5 in binary would be:

1 10 11 100 101

base 10 gives you 10 digits to work with (0-9)

after 9 comes 10 (you are using existing numbers from the system)

with binary, you have 2 numbers to work with. (0 and 1)

Thus, you need to start using your numbers after 1, you get 10, next is 11, and next is 100 and on to 101, 110, 111, 1000)

You can find info about binary all over the web, and you can even find converters that will do the math for you.

10 + 10 = 100
same as
2 + 2 = 4

P-

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Originally posted by Steinberg
presumably one of those is actually wrong
I have never seen binary written backwards before. It normally works the same way as decimal, starting with the higher powers.

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