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Why computer geeks always confuse Halloween with Christmas.

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draggar

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It's quite simple.

31 Oct = 25 Dec

:heh::nerd:
 

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31 in the "Octal" [base 8] number system = 25 in the "Decimal" [base 10] number system. Hence, Oct 31 = Dec 25.

This is very clever - I was a math teacher for many years but had never heard it before. :)
 

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Argh, Ed. You killed the joke. :D

It should be 31 OCT (octal) = 25 DEC (decimal)

And it's a programmers' joke, not a geek one :D
 

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Holy crap... I was right... I would have NEVER put that together... LOL


Nice one though!
 

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That's a really lame joke dude lol.
 

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