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5th Feb 2016

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fastest subframe programmable 16bit processor 7segment electronics electronic computer magic

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LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Nah, Trigonaut, what you don't realise is that this does not use PHOT for anything as that'd be incredibly slow. Something is not necessarily stolen if it can add up two numbers. I just wish you actually took a closer look at the dayum save before leaving your dislike.
atomic2385 6th Feb 2016

also, if you check user:Trigonaut , he hasn't actually published this. @trigonaut: die painfully. and quietly
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Man, look at the history.
Trigonaut 6th Feb 2016

Knew it'd be stolen eventally... There goes most of my work. Thanks.
atomic2385 6th Feb 2016

im working on something atm, but i cant make small subframe electronics. ill give you the id when its finished-i havent posted it yet-and you can make it better
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Hmm, despite all I've been saying until now, I don't think it'll be that tough. The more I think about it, the less complicated it seems. Just wait it out, I might have an idea.
atomic2385 6th Feb 2016

it will be very tough. you will need at least 15! xor gates for each combination of bits to get a dec number
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Yo, I built a computer. Would have been sort of difficult if I hadn't known a way to convert numbers from one base to another. It's not that I personally can't do it, I'm just having a hard time figuring out how to build something that can. Also, Windows? What's that? I'm on Mint.
unknownkarma 6th Feb 2016

Windows built in Calculator, the three bars, Programmer, select current form, paste data, click form you want it in.
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Also, don't worry about the commas. Where I live, that sentence is considered short.

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