Huh, no I didn’t actually, I only knew if you assembled at least thirty in a single room, they could shout binary code at 7200 rpm, and would be as equally efficient as a hard drive.
In fact, it’s rumoured that given the right conditions, if you put enough of them in a small space, they will bob up and down in a pattern, which if read correctly (normally using interlaced columns) can be interpreted as the assembly code for an early version of the BBC operating system.
Fuckin ownd!!
fuckin + owned = frowned? (not frown, but froned, like that)
Colin I think you just “Frowned” yourself, with that comment.
I like how the little asian girl can be seen zipping out of the scene.
Huh, no I didn’t actually, I only knew if you assembled at least thirty in a single room, they could shout binary code at 7200 rpm, and would be as equally efficient as a hard drive.
In fact, it’s rumoured that given the right conditions, if you put enough of them in a small space, they will bob up and down in a pattern, which if read correctly (normally using interlaced columns) can be interpreted as the assembly code for an early version of the BBC operating system.
this is one of the best threads we’ve had in a while.