| DMeisterJ said: OT: What is binary code? |
01010100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00001101 00001010
Hmm, pie.
Nevermind.
I hate binary code. And I don't even know what it is.
The Fury said:
01010100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00001101 00001010
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Pretty clever
| DMeisterJ said: @ nordlead What is she doing to the league? OT: What is binary code? And is that really what her profile says? |
@league question
her, along with a lot of other people, are prediction rediculous numbers which mess with the average, which in turn messes with the payout. For example, some poeple predict 0 for LTD WW Sales. Obviously the consoles have already sold something. Others are betting 2b units, which again is insane, but the field allows that.
@binary code
Binary is a base 2 counting system. For each digit you can only have a 0 or a 1. We normally count in decimal, which uses 1 of 10 numbers for each digit in a number.
Each letter you see here has to be represented on your computer somehow. ASCII is a standard that maps a binary number in your computers memory to a letter displayed on the screen.
So an 'A' is 41 in Hex (base 16 counting system). This is equal to 01000001 in binary. (41hex = 65decimal).
By converting the binary number into hex, I can read off the ASCII representation fairly fast.
zexen_lowe said:
1) Check her predictions for the WW Jan1st round, they were too low (for example, PS3 at 8 million LTD) 2) It's a combination of 0s and 1s. If you take each number to belong in a position of a power of 2, you can convert the number say 01001111 to an integer number (here, 79). Then there's an ASCII code in which every character you can type with your keyboard is assigned a number between 0 and 255, you can translate it by replacing each number for the character (or letting a translator do it for you)
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I did that adjustment to help out with the averages. Her orinal bets were random low 0-20.
Wish I hadn't added her/him/it as a friend now. I did it mindlessly, thinking that somebody loved me!
So she wrote something in Japanese in binary about her penis? I'm not sure if that's genius or completely retarded. Still, it gave me a few fleeting moments of amusement.
| Hoffmole said: Wish I hadn't added her/him/it as a friend now. I did it mindlessly, thinking that somebody loved me! |
You can always remover her
Anyway, here's all the song if anyone wants to see it and have a good laugh, it's hilarious (I googled it by the way, an it seems it's from South Park)
Japanese
Suba-ra-shi chin chin mono
Kintama no kame aru
Sore no oto saru bo bo
Iie! Ninja ga imasuuuuuuuu
Hey hey let's go kenka suru
Taisetsu na mono protect my balls!
Boku ga warui so let's fighting...
Let's fighting love!
Let's fighting love!
Kono uta chotto baka wa
Wake ga wakaranai
Eigo ga mecha-kucha Daijobu - we do it all the time!
English
Wonderful penis thing
There are hairs at balls
That's sound "saru bo bo"
No! Ninjas are here!
Hey hey let's go fighting!
Important thing protect my balls!
I am bad so let's fighting
Let's fighting love!
Let's fighting love!
This song is a little stupid
This isn't makeing sense
It's English is f**ked up
It's okay--we do it all the time!
So what do we know now?
She is a he.
He is probably some Japanese geek or geek that knows Japanese
He is pretty immature
Why bother adding everyone to his friend list though? What's the point in that?
Maybe cause a lot of people here are sexually immature and can't wait to try to vertually hit on anyone they think is a girl???
| Hoffmole said: Can anyone enlighten me? |
A testament to how desperate/gullible some guys on vgC are.
nordlead said:
@league question her, along with a lot of other people, are prediction rediculous numbers which mess with the average, which in turn messes with the payout. For example, some poeple predict 0 for LTD WW Sales. Obviously the consoles have already sold something. Others are betting 2b units, which again is insane, but the field allows that. @binary code Binary is a base 2 counting system. For each digit you can only have a 0 or a 1. We normally count in decimal, which uses 1 of 10 numbers for each digit in a number. Each letter you see here has to be represented on your computer somehow. ASCII is a standard that maps a binary number in your computers memory to a letter displayed on the screen. So an 'A' is 41 in Hex (base 16 counting system). This is equal to 01000001 in binary. (41hex = 65decimal). By converting the binary number into hex, I can read off the ASCII representation fairly fast. |
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