can you read binary code? ;-)
Dennis Elser (dennis) <dennisbacktracede> Wednesday, June 13 2007 05:49.53 CDT


I love this comic. Actually it's pretty old, but today I wondered if that binary code is anything meaningful ;-)



Comments
spender Posted: Wednesday, June 13 2007 07:29.18 CDT
get lost ftard

dennis Posted: Wednesday, June 13 2007 07:44.01 CDT
man, that was offending ;-)

gera Posted: Wednesday, June 13 2007 08:31.05 CDT
>>> a = hex(long("0110011101100101011101000010000001101100011011110111001101110100001000000110011001110101011000110110101101110100011000010111001001100100",2))[2:-1]
>>> ''.join([chr(long(x,16)) for x in [a[i:i+2] for i in range(0,len(a),2)]])
'get lost fucktard'

gera Posted: Wednesday, June 13 2007 08:31.38 CDT
oh, I just saw spender's post :)
I anyway had to do it myself :)

dennis Posted: Wednesday, June 13 2007 08:37.17 CDT
I've used some readymade converter ;-)

http://www.paulschou.com/tools/xlate/

anonymouse Posted: Wednesday, June 13 2007 10:20.55 CDT
haha

test:/>kd -kl -c ".formats 0y011001110110010101110100001000000110110001101111011
1001101110100;q"

lkd> kd: Reading initial command '.formats 0y01100111011001010111010000100000011
01100011011110111001101110100;q'
Evaluate expression:
  Hex:     67657420`6c6f7374
  Decimal: 7450488841161372532
  Octal:   0635453502015433671564
  Binary:  01100111 01100101 01110100 00100000 01101100 01101111 01110011 011101
00
  Chars:   get lost <-------
  Time:    Mon Aug 30 04:51:56.137 25210 (GMT+5)
  Float:   low 1.15791e+027 high 1.08356e+024
  Double:  1.19483e+190
quit:

test:/>

northdemon Posted: Friday, June 15 2007 06:40.35 CDT
"sheel" ;-)

bugcheck Posted: Monday, June 18 2007 16:48.58 CDT
.formats.... thats genius!