Gaf_Ba

An engineer is summoned to another world. Though summoned as a hero, he possesses no special skills and is seen as rather mediocre. By chance, he acquires magical eyes that allow him to see mana. Leveraging his knowledge as an engineer along with the magic inherent to this new world, he starts creating his own unique spells by combining technology and sorcery. What will this man decipher in this unfamiliar realm? With his unorthodox expertise, perhaps he will unravel mysteries and gain deeper insights surrounded by magic. The curtain rises on an intellectual adventure, falsifying expectations of both heroism and technology along the way.
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You likely heard how everything can be represented by 0s and 1s. Internally, computers process all information as binary numerals - expressions using only 0 and 1. For instance, the binary 00, 01, 10 and 11 correspond to the decimal values 0, 1, 2 and 3. 

Why restrict to 0 and 1? Because electrical signals can only input and output those. More accurately, 0 and 1 are abstractions for humans. The system recognizes high/low voltage differentials as ON/OFF states instead. For example, 5V = ON, 0V = OFF. 

The IT Engineer Debugging in Another World

After the fun self-introductions ended, afterward.

I was thinking of taking classes together, but Norte said with a menacing expression that it would never be allowed.

I thought I needed to take some time away, and as he said, I left the classroom.

What a well-executed slap he gave me. If there were judges present, they would have given him a perfect score for that slap.

Is a duke's daughter even educated to do such things? If so, then what about Lettie, who is a princess?

Would she go around hitting people while saying things like "I hate my brother" or something? I can't imagine it.

As I rubbed my cheek and stepped out into the hallway, some parents greeted me with bows. I returned a single bow, saying "Excuse me," and left the hallway.

I heard voices like "Huh?" or "Is that person okay?" but I ignored them and kept walking.

The Noble Lady's Diary 4