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What does the binary solo in the song the humans are dead by the flight of the conchords translate to?
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∙ 12y ago
11 years late to the party but ill leave this here for the next person who gets curious like me. I played with it myself and couldn't figure anything out but I was missing the step of turning into hex to get somethinf from it.
Wether its No or On I dont think it is a coincidence. No is the last word of the verse that leads into the course going into the binary. Also the On could signify the powering on of the breakdown that follows. If it is a coincidence its a real good one.
Captain Clapin
Ambassador De'Androm...
MmmGuy
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∙ 12y agoThey simply say six 0's followed by an increasing number of ones.
0000001
00000011
000000111
0000001111
in binary the 0's in front are just place holders so they don't mean anything but those convert to in decimal:
1
3
7
15
Lastly it doesn't mean anything in terms of code since computers use 8 digits (8 bits) to form 1 byte and those obviously aren't 8 digits each
However, you can extract the word "No" or "On" if you play around for a bit.
00000010 -> 01000000 -> 40
00000110 -> 01100000 -> 60
00000111 -> 11100000 -> E0
00001111 -> 11110000 -> F0
4E 6F = No
4F 6E = On
Though this is almost certainly a coincidence.
MmmGuy
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