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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Rods2 on 13 June 2014, 00:29:35
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Near Catterick on the A1 and it is about 10,000 years old. It pre-dates the Romans, Daewoos and Omegas, just. ::) ::) ::)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2656308/Ancient-service-station-unearthed-A1-10-000-year-old-route-reveals-Mesolithic-people-travelled-UK.html (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2656308/Ancient-service-station-unearthed-A1-10-000-year-old-route-reveals-Mesolithic-people-travelled-UK.html)
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And there's customers still waiting to be served after all this time ;D
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Chariot 11s outside from TB's roman ancestors. ;D
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Chariot 11s outside from TB's roman ancestors. ;D
Oh, not wood all over the forecourt! The wheelwright won't be very happy with him!
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Suppose it would be XIs in those days.
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Suppose it would be XIs in those days.
does that mean that it should be 1011 now ?? or perhaps "F" ... :)
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Or even B? ;)
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Or even B? ;)
mmm hexadecimal ... thank the lord I never had to use that in anger !!!
"There are 10 sorts of people who understand binary, those that do and those that don't" :)
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Hmm, 10.000 years old eh, if they find any Shell Drivers Fuel Cards, there mine, Im having the points. ;)
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Or even B? ;)
mmm hexadecimal ... thank the lord I never had to use that in anger !!!
"There are 10 sorts of people who understand binary, those that do and those that don't" :)
As a computer programmer, I have to regularly. I just wish we had learn't up to our 16x table at school.
I remember writing fast multiply and divide routines in assembler, where early microprocessors didn't have multiply and divide instructions.
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Or even B? ;)
mmm hexadecimal ... thank the lord I never had to use that in anger !!!
"There are 10 sorts of people who understand binary, those that do and those that don't" :)
As a computer programmer, I have to regularly. I just wish we had learn't up to our 16x table at school.
I remember writing fast multiply and divide routines in assembler, where early microprocessors didn't have multiply and divide instructions.
Microprocessors weren't invented when I wrote assembler programs on an IBM 360/40, 64k core bomb of ferrite rings. ;D
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You two are going to start reminiscing about punch cards in a minute, aren't you.. ;D
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I still have some in my briefcase, perfect for notes and a perfect fit for a shirt pocket. :y ;D ;D ;D
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You two are going to start reminiscing about punch cards in a minute, aren't you.. ;D
And what's wrong with punch cards or punch tape. As a traditionalist I bet TB stills uses them for backups. :P ::) ::) ::)