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darkknight · #166 Post by **darkknight** » Tue May 24, 2005 10:28 pm

True
i always derail watch i will do it again...

Megaman please tell me how that art is ASCII...

ASCII is (the American Standard code for information exchange) for example the number
01001010 = J
01001001 = I
00101011 = +

I only know that by reading my book for my Networking exam....

The person below me knows the machine cycle another exam question

Ezzetabi · #167 Post by **Ezzetabi** » Wed May 25, 2005 12:12 pm

Of course. As IT expert I know what a machine cycle is.

It is the time a computer uses for executing a single atomic operation.
(If I am not confusing from english concepts...)

The person below me programmed in Assembler at least once!

#168 Post by **PyTom** » Wed May 25, 2005 12:20 pm

Ezzetabi wrote:Of course. As IT expert I know what a machine cycle is.

It is the time a computer uses for executing a single atomic operation.
(If I am not confusing from english concepts...)

Normally, the machine cycle is considered to be the steps required to evaluate an instruction. It needs to be fetched from memory, decoded, and then executed. Of course, on modern machines, this is all pipelined, so it's all going on at once. On old machines, they didn't even have a second ALU to increment the program counter, so they couldn't fetch and execute an instruction at once!

The person below me programmed in Assembler at least once!

Kids these days! I programmed my PC in assembler because I couldn't afford a C compiler, back when I was in high school. It's good experience, since you learn what's fast and what's not.

The person below me has built a multiplier circuit out of discrete logic. (I'll also accept an ALU that has lookahead-carry.)

Megaman Z · #169 Post by **Megaman Z** » Wed May 25, 2005 5:12 pm

someone who knows more about what's being quoted here than I do wrote:The person below me has built a multiplier circuit out of discrete logic. (I'll also accept an ALU that has lookahead-carry.)

what the heck is a...*passes out*

the person below me will break this trend of "person below me"'s[/u]

rioka · #170 Post by **rioka** » Wed May 25, 2005 6:53 pm

Will this do?:
The person below me has eaten Alligator Tail at least once.

bookie · #171 Post by **bookie** » Wed May 25, 2005 10:40 pm

I didn't know that was even available.

The person below me knows a vegitarian

ShiraiJunichi · #172 Post by **ShiraiJunichi** » Thu May 26, 2005 12:17 am

I know a vegan- does that count? They're like, vegetarians... but more. ^_^

The person below me is going to write a Shoujo Attack level guide and submit it to Ezzetabi, so he can post it here, and so BL will consider making a Shoujo Attack 2- with a level editor

Ezzetabi · #173 Post by **Ezzetabi** » Thu May 26, 2005 4:03 am

I made some new tutorials for Fantasy channel an sent to Ezzetabi!

The person below me knows decently all Japanese Kanas!

Megaman Z · #174 Post by **Megaman Z** » Thu May 26, 2005 1:34 pm

Ezzetabi wrote:I made some new tutorials for Fantasy channel an sent to Ezzetabi!

The person below me knows decently all Japanese Kanas!

um... I don't really wanna know about the whole "sent the tutorials to yourself" thing... it'd drive me nuts.

where were we... ah yes, JP Kanas... I only have three katakana calligraphs (is that a word?) memorized: "Ha", "I", and "E". with it, I can write "Hai" and "Iie" ("Yes" and "No", respectively) in katakana. (I also think I know the Kanji that translates to "down" and "up", but then again, maybe I was playing Rockman 3 (JP version) too long...)

the person below me is living outside of their native country (where they were born)

bookie · #175 Post by **bookie** » Thu May 26, 2005 1:41 pm

Soon... soon...

I think I actually forgot some Japanese katakana, which is no good considering I studied Japanese like a monk for two years.

The person below me Will say something cool in another language

mikey · #176 Post by **mikey** » Thu May 26, 2005 2:14 pm

bookie wrote:The person below me Will say something cool in another language

"Daj slobodu hlúpemu a on ti ju vráti."
language: Slovak
trans: "Give freedom to the fool, and he will return it to you

Phew! Culture shock... Anyway, as I like to learn new things about other countries... the person below me will say something funny in another language.

darkknight · #177 Post by **darkknight** » Thu May 26, 2005 3:02 pm

Si

no le deje impotar de maravila el demasiado pequeno para estar apagda por si mismo. Puede nunca volverse

In english it means dont left your mind wonder its too small to be off by itself
It may never come back

Well i think it is funny

The person below me owns an atari

Megaman Z · #178 Post by **Megaman Z** » Thu May 26, 2005 3:17 pm

not really funny... without going into specifics, I'll admit I have a relatively small brain. with wires. made of metal. wait, I said too much...

topikku made ikimasu...

no, I don't own an atari.

the person below me owns a Nintendo. the old NES, not the newer GC or N64

#179 Post by **PyTom** » Thu May 26, 2005 3:32 pm

Megaman Z wrote:the person below me owns a Nintendo. the old NES, not the newer GC or N64

I have one in my basement, along with marios 1 and 2, duck hunt, and a few more games for it. I collect obsolete hardware, like Commodores and Apple 2s.

The person below me can guess the name for Ren'Py 4.8.5, due out tonight if all goes well.

People who saw last night's Final Jeopardy! have a head start.

Beta · #180 Post by **Beta** » Thu May 26, 2005 4:02 pm

"Cooper"?

speaking of renpy, Zeta's browser decided to play a late april's fool joke on him. when he DL'd renpy 4.8.4 to send to Silverfox, his browser, firefox, renamed it to "renpy-5.8.4". we had the feeling that you couldn't have possibly released that version. we were right. the files inside said it was version 4.8.4, so we fixed the filename when he sent the file to her.

the person below me has played one of the "Dancing onigiri" flash games (here's a few of them.)

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