PATREON BONUS STREAM
Added 2022-04-22 18:58:42 +0000 UTCIT'S HAPPENING LIKE RIGHT NOW OH GOD I'M SO SORRY
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To answer Nathan’s question about why sometimes hex codes are letters and sometimes they are numbers: Hex is short for hexadecimal which is a numerical system that counts from 0-15 instead of 0-9 which is our standard decimal or base 10 counting system. Now if you were to count from 0-15 using only a single digit for each number, you run out of numbers after 9. So to rectify this, we start to count with letters. So hex A (often written as 0xA to indicate it is hexadecimal and not a letter or decimal number) is the number 10 in decimal. 0xB is 11, 0xC is 12, 0xD is 13, 0xE is 14, and 0xF is 15. If we want to count higher than 0xF, we will add a new digit just like we would in decimal after 9. So decimal 16 is 0x10 and 0xFF is decimal 255. For what these numbers have to do with color? They are the numerical value of the RGB (red, green, and blue), respectively. So Jacob’s favorite grey tone 0xCACACA has an even mix of red, green, and blue all set to the value 0xCA (or 202). Thank you for joining my Ted talk
Jasper Carter
2022-04-22 22:16:13 +0000 UTCDAMN. I missed this one. I overslept today, so I didn't get to watch it live.
WhatAlsaid!
2022-04-22 21:39:05 +0000 UTC
