Staring At Empty Pages: 1-1-11

Saturday, January 01, 2011

1-1-11

No matter how you write the date, there are a lot of ones today. It's a binary sort of day.

6 comments:

Ray said...: 1111 ... let's see, that makes today the F-day. By which, of course, I mean the First day of the year.

Happy New Year to you, too!; Sat Jan 01, 11:05:00 AM
Brent said...: and in 10 days we get 1-11-11!!!; Sat Jan 01, 12:26:00 PM
HRH said...: And in 11 months and 10 days, we will have 11-11-11.

Happy new year,; Sat Jan 01, 02:38:00 PM
scouter573 said...: Looks more like a unary day than a binary day. I'd think of 1-10-11 as the first binary day.

And a happy 2011 (it'll be a PRIME year)!!
-andy; Sat Jan 01, 11:27:00 PM
Brent said...: You have a problem with 01/01/11? Looks binary to me :-); Sun Jan 02, 10:30:00 AM
HRH said...: Aside from binary, they also fall in Hexadecimal and Octal formats, it is a matter of personal choice. Here is a comma separate, list of these dates:

01-01-11, 01-10-11, 10-01-11, 10-10-11, 10-11-11, 11-01-11, 11-10-11, 11-11-11

(Where is CallMePaul, to express his animus toward my usage of comma? Perhaps ‘animus’ is a strong word, and ‘objection’ would more appropriate); Sun Jan 02, 01:21:00 PM

I am a computer software engineer/architect, and I may sometimes write about things related to the work that I do. Notwithstanding that, whatever company I'm working for at the time has no connection to this web log or the writing herein, and what I say, no matter the topic, comes from me alone and does not represent the opinions or policies of my employer.

Comment previewing
I use comment moderation to avoid comment-spam and nastiness, not to filter opinions. I intend to publish all reasonable comments, whether or not they agree with me. I will not publish any comment that is unduly flaming or that uses foul language, whether or not it agrees with me. You may contact me about an entry by making a comment and telling me that it is a private comment, in which case I will not publish it. If you want a response, include your email address. For privacy reasons I won’t publish a comment that contains someone’s email address.

Unfortunately, because of comment spam I am no longer accepting anonymous comments. You may use a Google account or OpenID with a pseudonym, but you will have to log in to comment. I would rather not do this, but... blame the spammers.

Saturday, January 01, 2011

1-1-11

6 comments:

Recent Posts...

Past Posts...

Recent Comments...

Blogs I Read...