Nothing says "I'm a real geek" like inside jokes written in 0-and-1 computer processing binary code. The To weed out the non-geek house guests, adorn your place with these accessories and see who gets the joke.
- The Welcome In Binary Floor/Door Mat looks like a cool retro patterned door mat. But those in-the-know "will see that pattern as a collection of seven other patterns at which point he'll quickly decode the message, chuckle, and slap the knocker on your door." $39.99 at Think Geek.
- The cleverly named /dev/blanket and /dev/pillow are covered in ones and zeros that spell out—you guessed it—"blanket" and "pillow." $39.99 and $14.99 from ThinkGeek.
- Who needs a movie poster? The You Had Me From Hello Binary Mousepad is a step up on the ladder of geekdom. $13.15 from Zazzle.
- And for the office, grab this seemingly simple binary mouse pad. Broken up into ones and zeros, it reads "I'm Smarter than my Boss." Brilliant! $14.95 from Zazzle.
(Couch image: Flickr user back_garage under license from Creative Commons.)



Comments (1)
I knew someone who would continue to talk about that language with 1 and 2. It took the longest time for me to figure out she meant 1 and 0 and binary. She wasn't a geek. I love binary though, a lot of these are good examples. They patterns a graphic and cool and totally geektastic!