A Brand-New Coding Language

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Condensing Binary Script using exponents to identify just a single integer, 1's & 0's. A device that hasn't been updated in 10+ years performing at the same speeds as a quantum processor. 

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Along the X, Y, Z Axes. 

[(±)(Latitude, Longitude, Altitude)], [(±)(0,0,0)], and/or [(±)(0000,0000,0000)]  ?

That's what makes this all possible. This and our other special, classified equations.

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To fully render all particles within the multiverse and store it on ANY computer and/or device, individual. Capable of converting any other unit of measurement or media-type

(Meters into kilometers down into nanometers, even associate pixels, bytes*, feet, etc.)

with The Multiverse System of Units (SM) & Multiverse Reference Time Scale (MTC).

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Why? Technically all objects have an infinite number of points of dimension which can be coded to acquire characteristics and potentially store information. Infiseconds.

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1 can divided by 2, or 299,792,458, also 0.000001 can be divided by 1,000,000,000,000, and to an exponentially infinite degree. 1 equals the range of 0-1, 2-3, 99-100 and so on. All durations of time, not only the Caesium-133 atom (9,192,631,770). Suggesting new elements found amidst and beyond the Periodic Table of the Elements. The distance between two reference points can always be infinitely divided, more so now figuring out what the computer's storage functions will properly sustain. This is what allows for 8-bit, 16-bit,

32-bit, 64-bit, 128-bit, 256-bit, 512-bit, 1024-bit, 2048-bit, 4096-bit, etc. design accommodations. *Each integer may now inherit the desired traits once coded properly.

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With permission granted to work with your software, updating the source code may allow, reintroduce itself to a greater number of possibilities. Ultra-Hyper Realistic customization. Our conversion rate is Confidential, yet available for programming.

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Free with Yearly Evaluations.

Donations Welcome. Patiently Exceeding. 

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Real Time. Digital. On Earth. In Space. Eliminating Room for Computational Error. That's What We Do. Any and All:

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1. ) Accommodation

2. ) Accommodation and Food Services

3. ) Administrative and Support Services

4. ) Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services

5. ) Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting

6. ) Air Transportation

7. ) Ambulatory Health Care Services

8. ) Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation Industries

9. ) Animal Production

10. ) Apparel Manufacturing

11. ) Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation

12. ) Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing

13. ) Broadcasting (except Internet)

14. ) Building Material and Garden Equipment and Supplies Dealers

15. ) Chemical Manufacturing

16. ) Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores

17. ) Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing

18. ) Construction

19. ) Construction of Buildings

20. ) Couriers and Messengers

21. ) Credit Intermediation and Related Activities

22. ) Crop Production

23. ) Data Processing, Hosting, and Related Services

24. ) Education and Health Services

25. ) Educational Services

26. ) Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing

27. ) Electronics and Appliance Stores

28. ) Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing

29. ) Finance and Insurance

30. ) Financial Activities

31. ) Fishing, Hunting and Trapping

32. ) Food Manufacturing

33. ) Food Services and Drinking Places

34. ) Food and Beverage Stores

35. ) Forestry and Logging

36. ) Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles

37. ) Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores

38. ) Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing

39. ) Gasoline Stations

40. ) General Merchandise Stores

41. ) Goods-Producing Industries

42. ) Health Care and Social Assistance

43. ) Health and Personal Care Stores

44. ) Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

45. ) Hospitals

46. ) Information

47. ) Insurance Carriers and Related Activities

48. ) Internet Publishing and Broadcasting

49. ) Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing

50. ) Leisure and Hospitality

51. ) Lessors of Nonfinancial Intangible Assets (except Copyrighted Works)

52. ) Machinery Manufacturing

53. ) Management of Companies and Enterprises

54. ) Manufacturing

55. ) Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods

56. ) Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods

57. ) Mining (except Oil and Gas)

58. ) Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction

59. ) Miscellaneous Manufacturing

60. ) Miscellaneous Store Retailers

61. ) Monetary Authorities - Central Bank

62. ) Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries

63. ) Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers

64. ) Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions

65. ) Natural Resources and Mining

66. ) Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing

67. ) Non store Retailers

68. ) Nursing and Residential Care Facilities

69. ) Oil and Gas Extraction

70. ) Other Information Services

71. ) Other Services (except Public Administration)

72. ) Paper Manufacturing

73. ) Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries

74. ) Personal and Laundry Services

75. ) Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing

76. ) Pipeline Transportation

77. ) Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing

78. ) Postal Service

79. ) Primary Metal Manufacturing

80. ) Printing and Related Support Activities

81. ) Private Households

82. ) Professional and Business Services

83. ) Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

84. ) Publishing Industries (except Internet)

85. ) Rail Transportation

86. ) Real Estate

87. ) Real Estate and Rental and Leasing

88. ) Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Organizations

89. ) Rental and Leasing Services

90. ) Repair and Maintenance

91. ) Retail Trade

92. ) Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation

93. ) Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities

94. ) Service-Providing Industries

95. ) Social Assistance

96. ) Specialty Trade Contractors

97. ) Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book, and Music Stores

98. ) Support Activities for Agriculture and Forestry

99. ) Support Activities for Mining

100. ) Support Activities for Transportation

101. ) Telecommunications

102. ) Textile Mills

103. ) Textile Product Mills

104. ) Trade, Transportation, and Utilities

105. ) Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation

106. ) Transportation Equipment Manufacturing

107. ) Transportation and Warehousing

108. ) Truck Transportation

109. ) Utilities

110. ) Warehousing and Storage

111. ) Waste Management and Remediation Services

112. ) Water Transportation

113. ) Wholesale Electronic Markets and Agents and Brokers

114. ) Wholesale Trade

115. ) Wood Product Manufacturing

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ACCORDING TO THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS. 

WE ARE GLOBAL.

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 Every Web Stack, Programming Language including but NOT limited to:

  

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Potentially, a Brand-New Major Network Provider. 1000G in comparison to 3G, 4G, 5G, 10G, etc. Downloaded onto your device so that even while in airplane mode all information you've encountered can be stored easily. Acquiring the strongest signal based on location to cell towers, satellites, no matter the connectivity supplier (Verizon, AT&T, T Mobile, Virgin, Cricket, Mint, Xfinity, etc.). The Most Powerful Piece of Technology, Monitoring, Utilizing Storage Optimization Methods to Limit Data Usage. Comparable to that of Universal Serial Bus (USB), Cloud, Random Access Memory (RAM) storage functions.

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Artificial Intelligence to program Ultramodern Internet the Internet has never seen.

Encyclopedias worth of useful information that was yet to be discovered. 

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Relative Core Data Allocation (RCDA)

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Far less characters to represent the same amount of code written. Condensing the media input/output by identifying a unique image as a single integer, rather than many.  "Where'd it all go?" was the original issue. Data sharing proving almost too helpful in addition to the systems in place. 

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Only What's on Screen is Necessary, is it (Gordian) Knot? Coded Promptly to Adjust. The file can soon quite easily be shared across platforms, Major Network Providers, rather than having to sign a Licensing Agreement to access these algorithms.

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Converting any device into the World's Next Billion Dollar Supercomputer. Combining ideas from Satellite Imagery to Metaverse Standards. Free! We originally set out to perform the same functions of an SGI Altix1000, or an Intel 1008 on a thumb drive.

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We invite you to check out the rest of our website for it should answer questions regarding material you've encountered or even unknowingly could pique your interest.  

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We'll modify to your schedule!