Yes, it’s 100110 (apparently representing an “&” in ASCII). But don’t get too excited, today is merely one of several Binary Code days that we will celebrate this year, and next. Now, let me annoy the crap out of you with this fantastically dated and absolutely WTF clip from Laurie Anderson’s Home of the Brave in which she discusses our friends, Zero and One:
Ahhh, performance art.
Hooray! Randomly, here’s a binary-themed music mix list I threw together earlier this year (the list, anyway, not the music itself): http://tkincher.com/blog/2010/04/10/theme-…
Um.. nope. Today’s date 20101001. That’s not fucking binary. People are fucking intellectually disable these days.
Hey Graham McBrainStud, if you type out today’s date like 10/01/10, and take out the /s, then it’s binary. PLUS! even doing it your way, the number two CAN be represented in binary.
@Graham: Personally, I’ve been fucking the intellectually disabled for years.
@ROM: Putting the date in that format is stupid. I really dislike the standard American format. Makes sorting requirements go haywire and require all manner of conditional formating necessary. YYYYMMDD. That’s what works.
Happy Ampersand Day
The… two at the beginning indicates the base?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia9N_wZaoa4
BINARY SOLO
@GRAHAM MOVE TO FRANCE AND SWITCH TO METRIC
In all caps, even. 🙂
I hate metric time with all those 100 centime days.
And everybody still expects you to work a 10 hour day.