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| JFotography | Facebook | Tutorials | Stocks | Actions/Scripts |There are 10 types of people in the world:
Those who understand binary, and those who don't
Materials and Methods
Been wanting to do some geekier concepts for awhile
but it's too cold to go outside; so this is maniped.Stock by isakoc @sxc.hu
Changed all numbers of binary. Text white at 20% transparency. Texturized. Changed color of socks slightly. Orton effect was used. Minor vignetting and color balancing.
Additional Comments
Saw a comic at school about this
though it was cute 
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Comments: 128
Hahaha, aww. My little inner geek giggled at the concept
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Like it. To bad I don't understand binary
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Yup. 10 types of people.
0 is smart, and 1 is 01100100011101010110110101100010
011011000110111101101100
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The world needs more geeks. It really does...
Very nice concept, although it is quite obviously manipulated. That's not a bad thing but I'd like to see it for real in summer...or something
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ROFL dudee i thought those were your feet...i don't remember you having fugly pants like that
and i also wondered where you could play hopscotch...
WE SHOULD PLAY BINARY HOPSCOTCH TOGETHER!!!!
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Winting for the other geek concepts ^^
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very cool. I once wrote to a thousand in binary in highschool. I wasn't busy enough.
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Wow. Massive amount of CA on the lines! You should either have removed that or added some to your numbers.
I'm definitely looking forward to more geeky concepts! XD
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CA? 
hehe
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Chromatic Aberrations. That's when you get purple or blue fringing at high contrast transitions in the picture. It is caused by a lens having different diffraction characteristics for different wavelengths. It doesn't have anything to do with digital or analog. [link]
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Love this concept!
Does that make me a geek?
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if I said yes would you believe me?
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I think I already know the answer's yes 
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Funny!
I think I'm the kind of persons that understands binary
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Well, yeah, sure
No prblm!
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I DONT KNOW BINARY. -dies-
:/
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*SteveRiker's right.
Though binary is also base 2. Most cultures use base 10 since humans have 10 fingers and toes. So when we add up to 10, we carry over. So 9+1=10. In base 2, you carry over when we add up to 2. So 1+1=10 (it's not ten, it's more like one-zero). In some cultures, they use base 8, so 8+1=10. Our time is based off of a weird form of base 60, which is why when you add a second to 60 seconds, you get 1 minute. etc
Wiki's explanation: [link]
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oh wow, thank you for the explanation
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Its a numerical coding sequence that is basically the language computers work in. Binary codes make up letters and such on a computer interface.
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