Topic: Yawns

[cottonelle lover]

I just want to say to all in the park...Goodnight and have a great weekend.  *tight hugs to all*

[DavidB_Bubbles]

Thanks Cotton you too sweetie *HUGS* nite nite, have a great weekend

[kitty meiowenstein]

Group hug!!!! I'm shag*ed.

[Saucy Bastard]

Hello...........Good night (good party , good food , good tokes ,now off to bed........

[Refuckulator]

I think this is a good topic to let you all know, I'm going away for the week and will be getting back saturday. I'll be talking to you all then!!

C ya later

[Tipsy McStagger]

yawn is right...ive been at work for over 3 hours and taken only 13 calls. 10 of which were under 1 min as they were transfers.

see ya when u get back ff64

Tip

[RangerF150]

Tis shut down time here :-(
Even my kitty has gone to bed, she's a lot smarter than me !

Happy hols ff64, night night cottonelle, hugs from here too,
0x 4B 69 73 73 20 6B 69 73 73 , sleep tight :-)

Ya'll have a good one , and don't forget , the sun alway's shine's on sunnyvale  :-)

[Dirty Dancin]

Nighty, night trailer park pals!!!

[petermog]

0x 4B 69 73 73 20 6B 69 73 73 ,

Have I missed something here?  Hate to be nosey but what does this row of letters and numbers signify or do you just have to 'know'?  My inquisitive nature has been awoken!

[TheSamsquantch]

0x 4B 69 73 73 20 6B 69 73 73 ,

Have I missed something here?  Hate to be nosey but what does this row of letters and numbers signify or do you just have to 'know'?  My inquisitive nature has been awoken!

Silly forum poster! LOL
Don't you recognize hexadecimal when you see it?

That says "Kiss kiss" when converted from hex to text.

Sheesh ... as if people can't read what others post in here! LOL  

[petermog]

Hexadecimal this!!!!! (Petermog raises middle fingers in open defiance)

What in the fuck is hexadecimal?

[TheSamsquantch]

LOL

Hexadecimal is base 16 counting.

Example:

Binary (2) is composed of 0 and 1

Decimal (10) is composed of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (like you are used to counting)

Octal (8 ) is composed of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

and finally:
Hexadecimal (16) is composed of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A(10) B(11) C(12) D(13) E(14) F(15)

Hexadecimal is a way of counting 15 items with physically using only 1 place holder, such as A represents 10, which, as you know, 10 is a decimal (10) based number and required two physical charracter spaces.

[TheSamsquantch]

In decimal, 1 + 10 = 11
In hex, 1 + A = B


I hope this helps a little.  

[RangerF150]

LOL :-)

Good work Samsquantch !

Just having some geekie fun petermog :-)

[CartThief]

Wow...I think I just broke something in my head trying to figure that out... Need to lay down now....  

[petermog]

LOL

Hexadecimal is base 16 counting.

Example:

Binary (2) is composed of 0 and 1

Decimal (10) is composed of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (like you are used to counting)

Octal (8 ) is composed of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

and finally:
Hexadecimal (16) is composed of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A(10) B(11) C(12) D(13) E(14) F(15)

Hexadecimal is a way of counting 15 items with physically using only 1 place holder, such as A represents 10, which, as you know, 10 is a decimal (10) based number and required two physical charracter spaces.

WHY?????????????????????????????????????????????

[RangerF150]

It's used in computing , a computer only understands either on or off, IE. 0 or 1 , so how do ya count up to anything more than 1 if you only can use 1 or 0, by using Binary you can count up to any number with only 1 and 0.
Hex is mad as it might sound , easier to read than a whole load of 0's and 1's

IE: The number 11 can be written like 00000111 in binary , but in hex it's B , this is handy , be placing a 0x infront of the "number" you tell the computer it's hex , the computer will convert it to binary.

So " 0x B " is simply 11 !!!

I have spent a lot of time trying to learn all this, and just understand it all, so if your as confused as hell, then it's perfectly normal, you should be :-)

[petermog]

I understand the principals of binary, i.e. only recognising 1 and zero, although not sure of the first 20 numbers in the system.  to aid my understanding of both systems, can you confirm what 1-20 is in both systems please?

[RangerF150]

In binary with 8 "bit's you can count up to 255, by turning the "bit's on or off.

128 64 32 16  8  4  2  1
 0    0   0  0   0  0  0  0

Simply replace any 0 in the bottom row to give the value shown above, where there are more than two 1's in the bottom row just add the shown value above.

To write say 4 :

128 64 32 16  8  4  2  1
 0     0   0   0  0  1  0  0 , this has 1 under the value 4 , therefore is equal to 4 !
Let's try say 9 :

128 64 32 16  8  4  2  1

 0    0    0   0   1  0  0  1  , this has a 1 under the value of 8 and 1 , add them together and we get 9

128 64 32 16  8  4  2  1

 1     1   1   1   1  1  1  1 , this is 128+ 64+ 32+ 16+8 + 4+2+1 = 255

But what if we want more than 255 ?
Simply add another 0 , the eight bit is what i use for IP addressing , you could have 16, 32 64bit etc , allowing any value .

EDIT: removed silly mistake :-(

HTH's :-)

[petermog]

In binary with 8 "bit's you can count up to 256, by turning the "bit's on or off.

128 56 32 16  8  4  2  1
 0    0   0  0   0  0  0  0

Simply replace any 0 in the bottom row to give the value shown above, where there are more than two 1's in the bottom row just add the shown value above.

To write say 4 :

128 56 32 16  8  4  2  1
 0     0   0   0  0  1  0  0 , this has 1 under the value 4 , therefore is equal to 4 !
Let's try say 9 :

128 56 32 16  8  4  2  1

 0    0    0   0   1  0  0  1  , this has a 1 under the value of 8 and 1 , add them together and we get 9

128 56 32 16  8  4  2  1

 1     1   1   1   1  1  1  1 , this is 128+ 56+ 32+ 16+8 + 4+2+1 = 256
 :-)

Thought I was getting it up to this point, then I realised that the figures quoted add up to 247, not 256.  What did I miss? and how does that then convert into 'kiss kiss' as in the earlier post?

[RangerF150]

Hee hee :-)
That's cos i am a very stupid kitty , that's why !!!!!

I got that WRONG !!

It should be :
128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 = 255 , my excuse , its early !

Sorry about that :-(

[petermog]

Happy hols ff64, night night cottonelle, hugs from here too,
0x 4B 69 73 73 20 6B 69 73 73 , sleep tight :-)

So how is this converted to letters in hex to make 'kiss kiss'?  Sorry if I am sounding dumb but this is fascinating me.

[RangerF150]

Here goes nothin :-)
Ok so now we know how to "add" in 8 bit binary, we wan't to convert that to Hex.
First hex is "4" bit , not 8 , so we split the 8 binary bit's into two groups of four each , like so :

0000  0000  , this value equals 0 !

Like in the above example with 8 bit's we place a value on each "bit" :

8 4 2 1    8 4 2 1
0 0 0 0    0 0 0 0

Note if you add 8+4+2+1 = 15 , which is the highest value in Hex , cool r what :-)

So let's try something :

8 4 2 1     8 4 2 1 ( this is our value for each bit )

0 1 1 0    0 0 0 1  ( this is our binary "number" )

From what we know the 0110  = 4+2 ( because the 1's were under our known value of "4" and "2" )  = 6   , and  0001 = 1 .

So we have 61 as our hex value for 0110  0001 .

So what the hell is a hex value of 61 equal to ?

Well in Ascii a Hex value of 61 = a :-)

Easy ain't it !!

How do i know that ?

http://www.lookuptables.com/

This give's you the standard value for all hex numbers .

So finally :-)

0100 1011 = 4 B ( remember 11 in Hex is equal to the letter B )
0110 1001 = 6 9
0111 0011 = 7 3
0111 0011 = 7 3

Now we have the Hex   , 4B 69 73 73 , a quick check with the Ascii chart reveals that to be "Kiss" .

Now your homework :-)

0100 1001
0010 0000 ( remember 0000 , does equal something 0 is something !)
0110 0111
0110 1111 ( remember 10 = a, 11 = b, 12 = c, etc ...)
0111 0100
0010 0000
0110 1001
0111 0100

Hope all this is right this time !!


Good luck  :-)

[DavidB_Bubbles]

Holy SHIT to quote Gumby from a Monty Python skit.

My Brain Hurts ooooh!

Well then its gonna have to come out  

[petermog]

Petermog sits blurbling in a corner with prominently glazed eyes!