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Today I completed a 7.5-year quest to find all the four-digit binary numbers "in the wild", when I came across Mobi bikeshare bicycle #0110. The idea first occurred to me on the day I found the 1111 seen here, although I did already have a couple of the other photos before then.
I cropped these images to make a more attractive mosaic. All of the originals are in this album.
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Same as the other source code image but without the black border lines. Some of my fellow traders think this one looks cooler but I like the ones with the black border around each number better.
'Angry Hallowed Child' set
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX670 MX
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Platform: PC
Program used: SweetFX
Alterations: Vibrance, SMAA Anti-aliasing, Bloom, and HDR
[It is taking far too long to get these out. Power outages or no power outages. And inking is right out! Stoopit need to earn money!!]
“You know?” Ch’Voga said to the Monotooth, “I do not have any experience or knowledge of your kind aside from legend and rumor but I’m beginning to suspect you are an uncommon example of your people.” It was hopping about in front of him and thrashing the sand, throwing it on its head, the shutters on its eyes clicking together as they almost rhythmically fluttered; not entirely un-like castanets. “I don’t know whether to be more scared or less.” It stopped. Just stopped. Then it slashed the air and resumed the display.
“You didn’t kill me initially. You’ve kept me alive, dragging me around this desert, even giving me water, thank you by the way.” Every time he spoke, the Monotooth stopped and adopted an intense listening posture. It would hold still even long after he was done speaking. “You’ve killed your own kind before they killed me. Again, thank you, I think. Why are you doing this?” The Monotooth held still in a squat before him, its skull-like head extended forward as if straining to catch every sound he made. “Can you even understand me?” Its hand twitched a chopping motion. “You want me to be quiet?” It slashed at him with its hand. A violent motion, but then, all its motions were violent. It sat still, staring intently at him. The silence stretched out between them. Then it climbed nearly into his lap (it was amazingly light) and took his mouth in its spidery fingers (it was frighteningly strong!). He tried to pull away but he was still tied and laying against a rock face of the cave. There was nowhere to go. He kept expecting the tooth to extend but it didn’t. Instead the creature worked his jaw, open and shut, open and shut.
“Ah yew heckin’ fuh caffitieth?” The Monotooth jumped back to a more respectful distance and did its listening squat. “Thank you, but my usual dentist is a bit more gentle. Wait. Not teeth! Talking! You..you do..want me to talk?” Again the chopping motion with the hand. “Does that mean, “yes,” then?” The same chopping motion! “Oh, my sweet Lord! Dear friend! We have just communicated! This is momentous! This is…Has anyone ever spoken with your kind before? I mean, of course, and lived to speak of it.” The hand slashed the air in the opposite direction. “Does that mean, “no”?”
The former chopping gesture.
“O Yahweh be praised! We have two words between us! Chop-Yes and Slash-No. Binary communication. Amazing! And now my mind can conjure only “why” questions. Typical. Yes or no, Ch’Voga, yes or no…mm. Well, the pressing question would be: have you kept me alive for a purpose?”
Yes.
“To eat me later?” The Monotooth stopped. It had been hopping in a slightly circular pattern. Now its bony shoulders slouched and its eyeslits almost closed and it seemed very, very small. “Not yes but not no. You don’t know why you are keeping me, do you, friend?” The body did not move. The soulless, mechanical eyes alone opened a hair wider and stared at him.
An interesting device — not mine — for adding binary numbers. A one is represented by a marble, a nought is represented by the absence of a marble.
Note the leftmost marble will drop on the right side of the see-saw, the dark marble will drop through the (carry) hole to the right side of the see-saw, while the topmost marble has already lodged to represent 2 (binary 10).
First edition of the Digi-Comp II Kit-- in CNC carved wood. A recreation of the 1960's educatinoal binary mechanical computer that uses rolling balls and flip flops as computing elements. Read more about this on our blog, here.
Jeremy took us on a tour of Georgia Tech's campus today. He was excited to show Katie the new Computer Science Building. The pedestrian walkway had some etched glass with binary all over it. Wow. This is hard-core computer engineering. I definitely was much more in my element at UGA.
Day 46
Diptych format completely inspired by evanJanke. Go check him out if you haven't already. Just found his stream recently, but what a talented guy.
This week is crazy for me. Definitely the most packed I've had this semester, if not all year. So much going on at one time. Excuse the experimentation!
Song: Binary Suns (Coyote Kisses Remix)
Looks pretty good large on black!
What if all that digital stuff stored in our clouds and sticks and boxes and drives tore open the fabric of the sky? What if???
This came from a conversation I had yesterday with a friend about a conversation she had with a mutual friend. My friend wondered on the possibility of a binary rift in the sky where all the 1s and 0s tumbled out. (I could instantly see it in my mind) I've been trying to reduce the "stuff" in our house. So much of it feels like clutter. But what about all that virtual stuff we've got packed away, backed up and stored? Isn't it just as bad? What if the place it all goes gets too full and the heavens break open?
It raises the hair on the back of my neck just thinking about it.
The conversation yesterday was perfectly timed, it provided inspiration for Poescapes, the place for nightmares. Demanded by The Hereios who are so done with that festive, cheerful Christmas crap. :)
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I didn't manage to fit Poe in. I still have to read the story Helen linked to. I don't know nearly enough E.A.P!
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First edition of the Digi-Comp II Kit-- in CNC carved wood. A recreation of the 1960's educatinoal binary mechanical computer that uses rolling balls and flip flops as computing elements. Read more about this on our blog, here.
I think these are nice and want to get something like them...
Anybody else want something like this?