Every text we read on a computer is produced by a set of binary oppositions--"1" and "0". According to Timaios ("sameness" and "difference") and Hegel/Marx ("being" and "nothing") the comprehensibility of the universe and of everything that exists within it depends on "binary opposition." So deconstruction means looking at a text in order to find out---that it is part of the universe, like everything else. This is what their slogan "Il n'y a pas de hors- texte" means--and that's all it it means, folks.
Shane Mage "It [the intelligible universe] does and does not consent to be called Zeus" (Herakleitos of Ephesus)