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User avatar #262 - dafuq (06/20/2012) [-]
"Can count to a million in binary"

You do realize that's only up to 40, OP
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#265 to #262 - kraetyz (06/20/2012) [-]
You know, Anon is correct. You still have to count 1, 2, 3, 4 etc.

Only you do it 1, 10, 11, 100, 101 etc. It's not a good joke, but you're wrong. 8D
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#263 to #262 - N. Korean citizen (06/20/2012) [-]
a million is a million, the way you represent that number does not make it less or more ;)
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#264 to #263 - dafuq (06/20/2012) [-]
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User avatar #290 to #264 - broniesftw (06/20/2012) [-]
Wait.

I think I just completely missed the joke.....if you were intending a joke...
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User avatar #288 to #264 - broniesftw (06/20/2012) [-]
I don't think you understand how binary works.

Binary is a base-two number system, meaning that each place value you move over, the value is multiplied by two. So, if you cannot count any higher with your current amount of place values [just like in the standard base-ten number system], you simply add another place value and multiply the current-highest place value by 2 in order to figure out what it holds.

For example, place values are numbered:

1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, etc.
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