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# [How Do Computers Store Everything as Zeros and Ones? The Trick Behind Every Photo, Song, and Message](https://itsmeminsithu.hashnode.dev/how-do-computers-store-everything-as-zeros-and-ones-the-trick-behind-every-photo-song-and-message?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

It sounds impossible until you see how much two symbols can say

2d ago · 7 min read · itsmeminsithu.hashnode.dev  
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