Binary clock represents decimal digits instead of actual time about peaclock HOT 2 OPEN

The method used currently, where each binary column represents the value of a single clock digit, is an intentional design choice. The clock correctly and accurately displays the time as intended.

Representing the time using 3 binary values instead of 6 is a different design, it would not make the clock more accurate.

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The current binary clock implementation displays the clock in binary-coded decimal encoding. An option to display the binary clock where each unit of time, hour, minute, and seconds encoded as binary could be added as a configuration option.

There would be either 2 or 3 binary values shown, depending on if the seconds view is toggled on or off. The hour would need either 4 or 5 blocks to display the range 0 - 1100 in 12 hour mode or 00000 - 10111 in 24 hour mode. The minutes and seconds would need 6 blocks to display the range 000000 - 111011. I think a vertical layout would work best for utilizing the space. What do you think?

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