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This is amazing hahaha, I think the guy is dutch btw
Early in my Navy career, all the way back in 2003, I worked on MH-60R helicopters that had a built in diagnostic system that would give you error codes in Hexadecimal. If we wanted to know what the meant we had to convert them to binary and then use a big ass book we called the Secret Decoder Ring to see what the binary meant as far as failed systems. Today they just plug a laptop in and it does it all for them but when I was doing it we had to do it all manually. I got to the point where I could do it on my head.@Printimus: Base64 is incredibly useful, because it has built in error detection. That's important for data that is being transmitted. And you'll probably never really need to be able to decode it manually. probably. maybe.
Your supposed to be in your class you big stupid.I feel right at home
I don’t feel right at home there.Your supposed to be in your class you big stupid.
If you don't skip classes once a week, are you really in college?I don’t feel right at home there.
There‘s more strategy to this then you’d think. You have to choose what classes to skip and when. Making friends to send notes etc. only a couple weeks into semester. I’ll get there.If you don't skip classes once a week, are you really in college?
Been in college a few years now, I'm well aware of effective skipping haha. Only way to catch up on sleep.There‘s more strategy to this then you’d think. You have to choose what classes to skip and when. Making friends to send notes etc. only a couple weeks into semester. I’ll get there.
I remember the Sea King, we had (I hope it's not "still have") a variant called the CH-124. Slightly different mission, because politics. I was only ever a passenger. They always reminded me of a hand held mixer. My last experience was in the early 90's, and the damn thing was almost as old as I was.Early in my Navy career, all the way back in 2003, I worked on MH-60R helicopters that had a built in diagnostic system that would give you error codes in Hexadecimal. If we wanted to know what the meant we had to convert them to binary and then use a big ass book we called the Secret Decoder Ring to see what the binary meant as far as failed systems. Today they just plug a laptop in and it does it all for them but when I was doing it we had to do it all manually. I got to the point where I could do it on my head.