Maybe it's Morse.

You know morse code.

You'll flash morse code out the window.

he's doing that on purpose. Is that Morse code?

Well, yeah, but you could still use it as sort of a telegraph, right?

can you hotwire this computer to transmit a tone through the radio?

Or perhaps I can assemble one out of dot and dash ice cubes ice cube Morse code.

You know that morse code message that I got from the beach?

And what's interesting about it isn't the cost it's the way it encodes the Internet.

First the ITU is old. Really old.

So, the guy replies, Yeah, I know, I know.

Measurement unit using International Symbols.

Pakistani first names.

So this is another project that I worked on with the Sensible Cities Lab at MlT.

signal

The signal...

Is that signal?

All gas stations on 80, 30, 77.

Signal plotter

What, did we lose the signal?

International

International

An act of terrorism transcending national borders.

You fuckass game

A transporter signature?

And she ran through a red light too!

United Nations

But that's not the whole story, because there are signals, electrical signals, that travel along the branches of neurons and chemical signals that jump across from branch to branch.

And my day job, as Chris said I'm an electrical engineering professor.

It's very interesting. Very undemocratic receptor.

The traffic signal is green.

Destination Numbers

Any beacon activity?

See, red light?

Disaster beacon.

So, radio control?

So... who's controlling it, then?

The light's red!

What about the signal?

Sound the alarm! Sound the alarm!

I run an agency, an international feature service.

The kde technical documentation library

kde 's internationalization and documentation server

International Address

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