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I also see that there are some extra red bricks in the upper left corner of that picture, which are now covered by a raised bed, but would throw off the pattern in the picture. The lighting is due to the shadows on a sunny day. However, since the place is a desert, had I waited to take the picture on an overcast day, I would have made no progress for nearly a year. Overcast days are rare during the summer.
I was about to ask about those, they seem to completely obstruct any binary encoded Ascii characters. Does tan = zero or one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
There's no way I'm going to answer that question...except, now that I think about it, I can answer it literally with a Yes.
I'm not sure why I decided to use red as a filler brick. It may be because it didn't have any other meaning, so it is the only color I really COULD use. Aftwer all, the code does include the rule red=ignore, so using red as a filler is fine. Still, there must have been some reason why I opted for the red bricks there. They were due to be covered, and may even have been removed (I'd have to go out and look), since the end posts of the pergola would be in that area, along with a raised bed.
Yes tan = 0 or yes tan = 1?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
I'm not that convinced Shaggy, what about using a gap or a half tile instead?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Yeah it kinds ruins the whole binary backyard thing, I'd check to see if the red tiles are still there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
So where does the number 2 come into play?
So did I and now I can't get the typex off my monitor:mad:Quote:
dday9. I blocked your bug gif. I didnt like it
Had to google Typex... AKA Whiteout...
I was wondering too.Quote:
Originally Posted by dclamp
A white out's what happens if I run into a wall really fast.
And black out is when you drink too much
And grey out is when you go red.
And you don't want a blue out when traveling at high speeds.
Nah, greyouts can happen when you are pulling some serious positive Gs, redouts when you try for too many negative Gs.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Half tiles are seriously difficult for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is cutting them (you can't buy them).Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
If they are there, as I suspect they are, they form the foundation for the wall of the raised bed that is back there, so they are covered under gray blocks...of a sort....I really don't know whether there is a name for that shape.Quote:
Yeah it kinds ruins the whole binary backyard thing, I'd check to see if the red tiles are still there.
Such a small amount of trouble in order to preserve binary purity. ☹Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
You mean the error you built into your binary backyard is still there? °o°Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Wow. I've been at work for 15 minutes and it's already been one of those days....
Ugh. Thats how my shift was last night. Longest 12 hours shift of my life.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
On a positive note, I am moving from P&C insurance to supplemental insurance in the next 30 days. Bigger commission with less hours.
That is positive. Congrats you insurance sales man you.
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I knew I should've bought that volcano insurance, just like my need for that earthquake insurance.