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To: crazyhorse691
And I do know how to turn a flashlight on and off.

I thought that was an odd example of a way to send binary code -- how would you send two "offs" in a row?

;)

23 posted on 11/29/2004 6:23:09 PM PST by forsnax5 (The greatest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.)
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To: forsnax5
"I thought that was an odd example of a way to send binary code -- how would you send two "offs" in a row?"

You could do it by tying the signals to a clock speed. For example the reciever expects a signal every second (or every microsecond, whatever) and if two seconds pass without a flash of light, that's two 'offs'.

46 posted on 12/03/2004 2:52:25 PM PST by tjg
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To: forsnax5
I thought that was an odd example of a way to send binary code -- how would you send two "offs" in a row?

That would be the "nary" in binary. ;-)

51 posted on 11/11/2005 11:30:08 PM PST by RJL
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