Bayoubill’s Custom User Title…

[bayoubill]

Has anybody ever figured out what it means? :think:


I’ve given some solid clues to a couple of people who asked about it… :D

[blazer]

no idea what it is?

[JimGP20]

Has anybody ever figured out what it means? :think:


I’ve given some solid clues to a couple of people who asked about it… :D

Looks like a bar code. (not a bar tab... a bar code) :cool:

[Dreamy]

Has anybody ever figured out what it means? :think:


I’ve given some solid clues to a couple of people who asked about it… :D


The more things change the more they stay the same?

Binary read?

[bayoubill]

Looks like a bar code. (not a bar tab... a bar code) :cool:


It's a binary (base-two) representation of Morse Code, which is a quinary (base-five) system...

[bayoubill]

The more things change the more they stay the same?


lol...


nope...


that was my old sig...

[JimGP20]

It's a binary (base-two) representation of Morse Code, which is a quinary (base-five) system...

English please. :cool:

[RayMan]

Has anybody ever figured out what it means? :think:


I’ve given some solid clues to a couple of people who asked about it… :D

It apparently means nothing Bill. Here is the result i got from a binary to text translator.

Error: Malformed binary. Your binary code is must be divisible by 8.

[RayMan]

It's a binary (base-two) representation of Morse Code, which is a quinary (base-five) system...

Don't you need some spaces for that?

[bayoubill]

English please. :cool:


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There are five conditions in Morse Code, which can be represented in binary as follows:

1. dot (a.k.a. 'short mark' or 'dit')____________________________________________ ______1
2. dash (a.k.a. 'long mark' or 'dah')____________________________________________ _____111
3. intra-character gap (between the dots and dashes within a single Morse Code character)________0
4. short gap (between letters)__________________________________________ ___________000
5. medium gap (between words)____________________________________________ _______0000000

[CID_0687]

English please. :cool:
What?

Do they speak English in What?

What?

English ************, do you speak it?

What?

Say what one more time, one more time ************, I dare ya, I double dare ya!!

[bayoubill]

Don't you need some spaces for that?


yep...


http://forums.hannity.com/showpost.php?p=52292771&postcount=10

[JimGP20]

So it says "not"... as in Not Hannitized ?

[blazer]

You are an interesting guy, Bill.

[bayoubill]

So it says "not"... as in Not Hannitized ?


dingdingdingdingiding!


We have a winner! :dance:


:clap:

[RayMan]

dingdingdingdingiding!


We have a winner! :dance: :clap:

I helped. :redface:

[super cool ski instructor]

Sorry...I see a bunch of numbers...that confuses Ski :))

[RayMan]

Sorry...I see a bunch of numbers...that confuses Ski :))


"Math is hard."
Barbie

"Math sucks."
vir doctus

[bayoubill]

Sorry...I see a bunch of numbers...that confuses Ski :))


Frightened and confused by modern concepts?


you're not alone...


http://listoftheday.blogspot.com/2008/08/classic-snl-clip-of-day-unfrozen.html


(Once at the site, click to play)


Hinceforth, you shall be known as Unfrozen Cave Girl Ski! ;)

[Dreamy]

Sorry...I see a bunch of numbers...that confuses Ski :))

Confused Dreamy also. I am a word girl. Letters. No,not like Vanna!! Grrrr.

Work with numbers but love words.:razz:

No more math quizzes Professor Bill!:wall:

[bayoubill]

It apparently means nothing Bill. Here is the result i got from a binary to text translator.

Error: Malformed binary. Your binary code is must be divisible by 8.


I'm not surprised, Ray...


For the translator to have successfully made the conversion,

it would have had to first translate from binary to Morse-specific quinary,

then from Morse Code to text.

[bayoubill]

I helped. :redface:


Indeed you did, Ray...


The proof is in your earlier post:


Don't you need some spaces for that?


And, from your thoughtful and wise observation,

I can tell that you were probably not far from solving this puzzle yourself.


You get credit for an assist. :clap:

[bayoubill]

You are an interesting guy, Bill.


You're too kind, blaze... ;)

[blazer]

You're too kind, blaze... ;)

I do not lie Bill. :hug:

[bayoubill]

Confused Dreamy also. I am a word girl. Letters. No,not like Vanna!! Grrrr.

Work with numbers but love words.:razz:

No more math quizzes Professor Bill!:wall:


I remember a certain semester,

back when I was an upperclassman undergrad in college,

prior to which I'd reached third-year French with flying colors...

as well as achieved a certain level of recognition for my work in English literature

(I was chosen to present a paper on the poetry of Matthew Arnold,

which I had written for one of my college English courses,

at a symposium made up mainly of high school English teachers and college English professors)...


Anyhow, during this particular semester,

I was taking a Fortran-based course in numerical methods,

as well as a course in advanced calculus...

and was struck by how much it helped me in these endevours

to have previously learned the structures of the French and English languages...


IMHO, it's all about figuring out the structure of a thing...

and about being unafraid and open to take on new subject matter.

[bayoubill]

I do not lie Bill. :hug:


'course not... :hug:

[bayoubill]

Confused Dreamy also. I am a word girl. Letters. No,not like Vanna!! Grrrr.

Work with numbers but love words.:razz:

No more math quizzes Professor Bill!:wall:



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(sigh...)

even my apology for being piissy

sounded piissy...


sorry...