International Longest Tweet Contest Seeks Entries
An anonymous reader writes "The 1st International Longest Tweet Contest is open for submissions until April 12. It looks to be a take-off of the famous Obfuscated C Contest. So far the record is 4.2 kilobits encoded per tweet, based on exploiting the fact that Twitter actually passes the full 31 bits of ISO 10646 (the international standard that Unicode is based on), not the roughly 20.08 bits/character of Unicode itself."
Huh, that's weird... I still don't have any use for twitter whatsoever.
I mean, I guess I could update the entire world every time I eat something or run an errand... but to be honest, I can't see why anyone who doesn't already know would care, and if they did I think I'd be a bit creeped out by it.
Guess I'm just crazy.
Try not to take me more seriously than I take myself.
Isn't that like entering a pointer as your submission in the 'Most Information in 32 Bits' contest?