The Mac Geek Cab number 235 for 1111.10. Oh, uh, yeah. Greetings folks and welcome to the Mac Observers Mac Geek Cab. I am Dave

Hamilton here in Durham, New Hampshire, sitting next to me.

Pilot Pete, hey everybody.

And of course, it wouldn't be the Mac Geekab

if we didn't have.

John F. Ron here in Fairfield, Connecticut. And I couldn't help but notice date for the date

1111. Yeah, just to be clear it's 2010 this isn't the 1910 show. Yeah so if you put the

2-0 in there then it messes it up but if you put the 2-0 in there, then it messes it up.

But if you just say 1-1-1-0, that is binary,

I believe it's 30.

Yes, it's not actually a binary representation of the date, but the date contains the digits that are only available in binary numbers.

And it will come out to 3-0 and base-down, anyways.

If you're a computer science student maybe you. Otherwise you just have no idea we're talking about and we should just dive right in, Dave. You know what we have Dave? I'm looking here and I think I see what we have unless you have something else but I think we have

CES which you were just at I was talk about Snow Leopard printing yeah of course always the

cool stuff found sharing a computer and a few other little tidbits that I have and just a, you know,

calculator and, it's just, it's all over the place, man.

It's a full show, and there's no way we're going to get to all of it which is just fine because

that means we'll do more.

So I did just return from CES.

I was there very briefly.

CES being.

Ah yes, the Consumer Electronics Show, an annual event that happens out in Las Vegas,

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