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Is zero a number?
dot-matrix:
--- Quote from: Kelda on July 31, 2007, 05:20:29 pm ---I can imagine you are quite the scary woman Dottie!!!
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Yeah! I'm tough LOL actually I didn't mean it that way...it's just David comes across as this really good guy and I get the feeling people maybe have hurt him in his life and maybe even taken advantage of him and I HATE to see him put himself down that way....that's all.... O.K. .... maybe I should just mind my own business :-\
David In Indy:
--- Quote from: dot-matrix on July 31, 2007, 10:51:37 pm --- Yeah! I'm tough LOL actually I didn't mean it that way...it's just David comes across as this really good guy and I get the feeling people maybe have hurt him in his life and maybe even taken advantage of him and I HATE to see him put himself down that way....that's all.... O.K. .... maybe I should just mind my own business :-\
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I was just kidding Dottie! :laugh:
I wasn't putting myself down. But I really do have a problem understanding things like this. That's why I was asking questions, so I could understand it. I've always wondered about zero.
And now I know! :D
mvansand76:
--- Quote from: David on July 31, 2007, 11:18:06 pm ---I was just kidding Dottie! :laugh:
I wasn't putting myself down. But I really do have a problem understanding things like this. That's why I was asking questions, so I could understand it. I've always wondered about zero.
And now I know! :D
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You should've just listened to my explanation.... ::)
Ellemeno:
I think Shasta said it well:
--- Quote from: Shasta542 on July 29, 2007, 04:56:57 pm ---Example Question:
"Shasta--how many times have you kissed Jake Gyllenhaal?"
"I have kissed Jake Gyllenhaal exactly zero times. I am hoping to add to that however."
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What about in binary? Without 0, there would only be 1s.
David In Indy:
--- Quote from: Ellemeno on August 02, 2007, 01:01:20 am ---
What about in binary? Without 0, there would only be 1s.
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Doesn't the zero in binary indicate the switch is closed (no data) and a one opens the switch allowing the information to flow through? I think I read that somewhere, but it was a very long time ago. It might not even be true anymore considering how fast technology changes. And I've had plenty of time to get it all mixed up! :D
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