Does anyone know what the "code" --"One-Eight mean"?
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It sounds like the OCTAVE or the set of seven and the ONE becomes the Eight or the OCTAVE.\n\nExamples:  Sound or Music.  Seven notes to the diatonic scale and the eigth becomes the octave or the same note but doubled in frequency.  A=440 Vibrations per second.  The first octave above A= 880 Vibrations per second.  The chord or Triad in music is made up of the notes number 1-3-5 of the scale.  again we see the 3-5 and the ONE is same as the the eight.\n\nLight.  Seven colors to the rainbow and the eight become the same color as the first but doubled in frequency.\n\nThe basic geometry of the Taj Mahal is an "octagon", hence it very pleasing architecture.\n\nthere are many such examples of ONE-Eight codes in nature and in mathematics in "Group" theory and in "numbers theory" ...The number 8 and 24 (3x8) have particular "magical" properties and see to "pop out" of all kinds of situations in symetry.\n"String theory" (superstrings or M theory) in physics  use the "functions" of Srinivasa Ramanujan" that are basically eight in structure...Ramanujan received his "equations" from his deva, the Goddess Hammakal??...He recieved up to 12 of these per day although he was "self taught" in mathematics.  He lived in the 1850's.\n\nCyril Borg, the Cyborg
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Easy...\n\n312211\n\nLook at it this way...\n\nOne\n1 one\n2 ones\n1 two 1 one\n1 one 1 two 2 ones\n\nTherefor 3 ones 2 twos 1 one
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its called alt codes\n\nnot sure wat star u talkin bout.. * <-- hope it aint that.. cause thats shift then 8... \n\nbut for these to work hold alt and press tha numbers on tha keypad on tha left.. only the ones to tha left.. wont work with numbers above tha letters...\n\nALT-0128 € ALT-0129  ALT-0130 ‚ \nALT-0131 ƒ ALT-0132 „ ALT-0133 … \nALT-0134 †  ALT-0135 ‡ ALT-0136 ˆ \nALT-0137 ‰ ALT-0138 Š ALT-0139 ‹ \nALT-0140 Œ ALT-0141  ALT-0142 Ž \nALT-0143  ALT-0144  ALT-0145 ‘ \nALT-0146 ’ ALT-0147 “ ALT-0148 ” \nALT-0149 • ALT-0150 – ALT-0151 — \nALT-0152 ˜ ALT-0153 ™ ALT-0154 š \nALT-0155 › ALT-0156 œ ALT-0157  \nALT-0158 ž ALT-0159 Ÿ ALT-0160   \nALT-0161 ¡ ALT-0162 ¢ ALT-0163 £ \nALT-0164 ¤ ALT-0165 ¥ ALT-0166 ¦ \nALT-0167 § ALT-0168 ¨ ALT-0169 © \nALT-0170 ª ALT-0171 « ALT-0172 ¬ \nALT-0173 ­ ALT-0174 ® ALT-0175 ¯ \nALT-0176 ° ALT-0177 ± ALT-0178 ² \nALT-0179 ³ ALT-0180 ´ ALT-0181 µ \nALT-0182 ¶ ALT-0183 · ALT-0184 ¸ \nALT-0185 ¹ ALT-0186 º ALT-0187 » \nALT-0188 ¼ ALT-0189 ½ ALT-0190 ¾ \nALT-0191 ¿ ALT-0192 À ALT-0193 Á \nALT-0194 Â ALT-0195 Ã ALT-0196 Ä \nALT-0197 Å ALT-0198 Æ ALT-0199 Ç \nALT-0200 È ALT-0201 É ALT-0202 Ê \nALT-0203 Ë ALT-0204 Ì ALT-0205 Í \nALT-0206 Î ALT-0207 Ï ALT-0208 Ð \nALT-0209 Ñ ALT-0210 Ò ALT-0211 Ó \nALT-0212 Ô ALT-0213 Õ ALT-0214 Ö \nALT-0215 × ALT-0216 Ø ALT-0217 Ù \nALT-0218 Ú ALT-0219 Û ALT-0220 Ü \nALT-0221 Ý ALT-0222 Þ ALT-0223 ß \nALT-0224 à ALT-0225 á ALT-0226 â \nALT-0227 ã ALT-0228 ä ALT-0229 å \nALT-0230 æ ALT-0231 e ALT-0232 è \nALT-0233 é ALT-0234 ê ALT-0235 ë \nALT-0236 ì ALT-0237 í ALT-0238 î \nALT-0239 ï ALT-0240 ð ALT-0241 ñ \nALT-0242 ò ALT-0243 ó ALT-0244 ô \nALT-0245 õ ALT-0246 ö ALT-0247 ÷ \nALT-0248 ø ALT-0249 ù ALT-0250 ú \nALT-0251 û ALT-0252 ü ALT-0253 ý \nALT-0254 þ ALT-0255 ÿ
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Its means Function 8.  If you are having problems with your computer, if you restart it and hit F8 a few times in a row, safety options and things to help you will come up.
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312211.\n\nThe first number is 1.  The second number is "one 1", how the previous number was constituted.  The third number is "two 1s", or how the second number was constituted.  The fourth number is "one 2, one 1", or how the previous number was constituted.  The fifth number is "one 1, one 2, two 1s", or how the number was constituted.  The fifth number is 111221, so the sixth number should tell you how it was constituted: three 1s, two 2s, one 1.
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Are you being serious?  I don't know what badge code it's talking about, but I suspect someone is trying to trick you into committing a security violation.  If you think it's legitimate, you'll need to post a lot more details explaining exactly what happened.
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Looks like a dongle protected hack to me! \n\n on the call:\nCX=PASSWORD 1     \nDX=PASSWORD 2\n on the return:     \nCX : 3RD RETURN CODE      \nDX : 4TH RETURN CODE
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91316  \n \n \n91388    (UNIQUE)      \n \n \n91401  \n \n \n91402  \n \n \n91403  \n \n \n91404    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91405  \n \n \n91406  \n \n \n91407    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91408    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91409    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91410    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91411  \n \n \n91412    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91413    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91416    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91423  \n \n \n91426    (PO BOX)      \n \n \n91436  \n \n \n91470    (UNIQUE)      \n \n \n91482    (UNIQUE)      \n \n \n91495    (UNIQUE)      \n \n \n91496    (UNIQUE)      \n \n \n91497    (UNIQUE)      \n \n \n91499    (UNIQUE)
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Hi,\nthe code \n0B \n5C 52 00 01 FA C8 96 7F\n \nand the next will be \n0F\nA3 F3 F8 91 C7 28 2F 25\n \nHAVE NICE DAY \nBYE
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you can find it in a byte\nASCII - it is a 7-bit code \n\nEBCDIC - 8-bit (the usual byte)
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WHICH CODE YOU ARE ASKING......PLZ CLEARIFY.......
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Probably many things meant by Q code, here for instance is one definition - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_code
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There's no guarantee it's a 10-code.  Law enforcement (at least in California) often uses the appropriate statutory code for a crime.\n\nIn other words, the Penal Code section for vandalism is section 594.  I don't get dispatched to a 10-whatever, I get dispatched to a 594 at the corner of Walk and Don't Walk.  \n\nI don't get dispatched to a 10-whatever for a robbery, I get dispatched to a 211 in progress (because 211 is the Penal Code section for robbery).\n\nSo Los Angeles might have a ten-code for it, but they might also very well use 594 as the code for vandalism...since it is.
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Ibelieve it is called bionary code not sure if that is spelled right. Computers use it to communicate to eachother.101100011110
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Is this code?  Are you a terrorist?
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Its alt+3, and FYI Alt and a number is a way of printing orginal symbols from ASCII text, (first printer data kinda thing)
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no secret code just an abbreviation