<![CDATA[Printed 1s and 0s are the slowest way to transfer information]]>

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dogbert_2001 — 9 years ago(January 03, 2017 07:54 AM)

Using hexadecimal would have been 4x faster. TV viewers would still understand what was going on.
The fastest, assuming it has to be visual and static, would be to use colored pixels.
The color depth of each pixel and the resolution would have to match the android.
For example, going from binary (1bit) to 24bit color would be 24x faster.
Going from 3000 digits on a page to 1920x1080 (2073600) pixels would be 691x faster.

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All I can say is that Radcliffe must have only programmed her with 1's and 0's when be first made her.

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