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16th Jan 2015

i need somewhere to keep and work on things. might as well keep it public. things in here aren't necassarily made by me. and if you want me to remove something (you made) please tell me.

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mecha-man 22nd Jun 2014

You say any conducter, but there isn't any IRON, METL, TUNG, RBDM, QRTZ, MERC, WATR, SLTW, or BUBW. Also in the ARAY ones you put PSCN and NSCN twice instead of PTCT and NTCT.
Darkn1883r 21st Jun 2014

@G-LinuxorU: You should label things with symbols and have a key somewhere, it helps when you're running out of space to put things.
Box-Poorsoft 24th Apr 2014

that's awesome :D
program 15th Mar 2014

haha! i like how you gave the name graveyard to the home of all this tech +1
nijalninja98 12th Jan 2014

good. i am at the moment trying to use a time principle counter to do a similar thing to a bin2dec that can be set to any length. good luck with the second sign tool.
G-LinuxorU 12th Jan 2014

if you want to learn how to to binary addressing and counting, reverse engineering my 'Sign Tool' should cover that sort of thing. :) Sign Tool 2.0 is in the works.
nijalninja98 11th Jan 2014

also could you tell me what this is id:1430827 i think it is binary.
nijalninja98 11th Jan 2014

ahh... very smart. thanks
G-LinuxorU 8th Jan 2014

those are called bin2dec, or binary to decimal. i would add the pstn one but its major flaw is it can push itself off the screen if its too big. its only upside is it outputs within about two frames of the start sprk. heres a much better bin2dec id:1410219 its very expandable as well.
nijalninja98 6th Jan 2014

btw could i borrow the binary reader things (i dint know what they are called) on the right?

The Powder Toy

technology graveyard by G-LinuxorU

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