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this one. Here's a little creative writing from Flickr.
A hacker's car or the work of Photoshop? CraftWerks' photostream posts artwork.
From TinyPic comes the user's postmodern take on the HD DVD code.
represents "09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0" as binary and converted into an image with 16x8 dimensions.
The Colonel is re-imagined by another Digg fan on MySpace.
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has teeth.
One Digg user remembers.
Happy Independence Day comes from a MySpace user.
posts an artful collage of hex numbers.
the hex code. Finally, HD DVD gifts for the revolutionist who has everything.
lets Aqua Teen join the fun.
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in e-mails, online chat rooms, source code and the Flash animations. Oh, and in T-shirts and posters.
The eternal hero of revolt is called into force for the Digg HD DVD drama on MySpace.
The hexidecimal representation of a very large number also happens to be the number the MPAA uses to decrypt the contents of HD-DVDs, according to Stibbons.
500CPM gives old school with the Courier font on his photostream.
The owner calls him Processing Code for short.
One Flickr user takes the HD DVD hex code for a ride.
