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Their brightness is irresistible. They dance a graceful dance around one another year after year for untold millennia. One always tugging gently at the other, mirroring its brilliance back to it. They revolve at the greatest speed during their dance, drawing ever closer, inch by inch, century by century until the day comes when they meet in a conflagration of epic proportions and become one.

Binary star dawn by free range markos

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insegnante in vacanza by Vertigo

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Binary 0, anti-aliased, in green by David Copeland

Using those tiny boxes from The Container Store.

1024x512 50 order by Kyle McDonald

Using the iterative chord enumeration/gray code/shuffle combination, now visualized in realtime via OF with a ported BigInteger class. Next: sort the columns to find out how much disorder there "really" is -- or if the bit ordering is just cleverly obfuscating things.

These sketches are part of my masters thesis, and all the source is available on Google Code: code.google.com/p/oelf/

Binary Pulse Studios by Douglas Brian Miller

Sunnyslope Freshman Orientation 6-1-2021 (6) by Sunnyslope Football

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Binary by Paul Walker

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Binary Moonrise by Benjamin Weilert

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binary analog calculator by Darko Pevec

Binary Domain by Gieson Cacho

All done! Wow! Is it super curly and the curls are super stiff? This gel is crazy, stiff. Almost insane by Summer ShampooGirl

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IMG_0171 by Justin Day

binary bonsai 091 by Madeleine Shepherd

Some expressions of the first set of instructions on www.botanicamathematica.wordpress.com

e-Lyra Binary by Sorin

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Testing out the AT6RC on a binary. Just 6 2-min subs.

Binary web space by Mark

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I thought it might be interesting to look at the detail of the perimeter of the spiral. The point where the squares can no longer divide and there are just the radiating lines, represents Chaos. This point is very much dependant on how small the squares can become. Using raster graphics, this is the size and alignment of the pixels; using vector graphics, this is very much the limitation of the programme, but there will always come a point when the system breaks down and Chaos ensues.

I was hoping for a smooth and gradual transition from one to the other, but as you can see, there is a sudden jump between Order and Chaos when the pixels refuse to render another perfect square.

I have provided a translation of some of the tags I use on Flickr which you may find interesting www.flickr.com/photos/flights_of_fancy/6973610225/

Binary Constellation by Hieronymus Josh

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Okay, so its the sun AND the moon as represented in a two faced something or other. Fancy?

Binary Tattoo by Tim Baxley