working circuit+computer chip by sentinal-5
credit to kostyan 1996 and bvande for their bits. theese both do the same thing, they take an 8 bit 'decimal' input and convert it into 'binary', and vice versa. you can copy but give credit. hope you like it!
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the-black-tripod 6th Oct 2012
i found out if u take mtl and wire the dell to the mac with all nodes wen u power the dell it asks the mac for power and macs likes ok here and dell is like thanks;) -
sentinal-5 5th Oct 2012
you mean the writing and logos melting? that was supposed to happen, to make it easyer to copy. -
Reshiram147 5th Oct 2012
put ambiant heat on and see whats happen! -
cyberdragon442 5th Oct 2012
sentinal...just add a synchronizer and an AND gate to yours. Both the external clock and the data signal will be converted to a single signal. reverse this for the output. -
jacob1 5th Oct 2012
sqrt(-1) = i! Also, I deleted some pointless arguing, don't fight like that, it's unrelated to the save. -
sentinal-5 4th Oct 2012there are instructions(but not very good ones i know) and @cyberdragon442, yeah, but if you can come up with a system to read a serial sygnal, no matter how it's timed, i'll upvote on all your saves. (and tell you the square route of -1)
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TheBombMaker94 4th Oct 2012
How does this work? Im very bad with TPT technology! -
cyberdragon442 3rd Oct 2012-_-...YOU ARE JUST AS BAD AS APPLE...WE WANT TO CONNECT OTHER PEOPLE'S DEVICES TO IT...NOT JUST YOURS!!!
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sentinal-5 3rd Oct 2012BECAUSE I USE THE SAME CLOCK IN EVERYTHING!!!!!
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cyberdragon442 2nd Oct 2012yes...but how does it know how fast external devices will transmit and recieve...a signal could mean 101101 but be sent as 1..0..1..1..0..1