Great pic!

*ROTFL* and the answer is 42.

Creo que estas son de esas cosas que no se olvidan XD

I thought was trying to resolve the cube ^^

And all he gets is a gryphon in a hat, and he say "What the hell do YOU want!?"

Jajajajajajajajajaja!!!! XD
Muy grozo!!!
un cago de risa tmb!!! X3
Jajajajajajaja!!!
TIMO QUERIDOOOOOOO!!!!! =D

OMFG! LMAO!

Hm~ Was the Commodore manual a C64, Vic-20, TRS-80, or what?

C64 and 128

It's a CP/M manual for the commodore 128, it can be used as a reference for the c64 with the z80 expansion, but it's oriented for the c128

Jajajaja, como me divertí haciendo las predicciones. Muchas gracias por el dibujo. ^^

lol that is just great ^.^

hehehe, i used to have a commodore64, love the thought of this :)

Wow.

Timo lo hiciste de nuevo!

jajaja ya no es la bola de cristal es el cubo movedizo de plastiko XD

Not to sound all stupid and mean and such, but... Binary has 8 numbers in it, not 7.

I would know this because I'm stuck MEMORIZING IT in computer repair class... *sigh*


For a good thing, funny pic, very very nice.

Binary is just a numerical set. The amount of digits you have to use, depend on how big is the number you want to represent.
For example, you need 4 binary digits to count till 16, 5 to count to 32, 6 to count to 64, 7 to count to 128 and so.

Maybe you are getting confused because normally you need eight digits to represent an ASCII character because there are 255 characters in the ascii table, however, Commodore's CP/M (CP/M Plus), only uses the first 128 characters, that's why you can represent any character with 7 binary digits.
Try it, take these 7 digits, convert them onto hex or decimal, and find out which characters are using any ascii table. ^^

Ooh, sounds like fun... And I just memorized it all, too. I'll translate it as best I can.

jajaja que ñoña manera de predecir XD

jajajjajajajajajajajajjajajjajjajajjajajajajja!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ese es mi hermanito!!!!*cara de orgullo* nada,extaraño todas esas cosas de el..... gracias por recordarmelas ^^

Have you realized that the submission number in the URL is 1111000 ?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Didn´t realize until now
unintencional WIN =P

Thanks and good eye!

You're welcome!
It only took FIVE YEARS. :D