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AtW replied

7 April 2012, 14:54
Originally posted by nomadd View Post

Big-endian or Little-endian?

I find the ladies prefer Big.

Don't be thick.
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mudskipper replied

7 April 2012, 10:18
What parity?
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nomadd replied

7 April 2012, 10:05
Originally posted by AtW View Post

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Big-endian or Little-endian?

I find the ladies prefer Big.
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minestrone replied

7 April 2012, 09:57
Don't speak to me about ascii, é took up half my week.
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VectraMan replied

7 April 2012, 09:46
Originally posted by russell View Post

It is a byte, it's the character 0 which is represented as 8 bits in Ascii.

The character 0 is 48 in Ascii.

0 could only be an entry level byte if we're counting in base 256.
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russell replied

7 April 2012, 09:17
Originally posted by AtW View Post

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It is a byte, it's the character 0 which is represented as 8 bits in Ascii.
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suityou01 replied

7 April 2012, 08:33
Originally posted by k2p2 View Post

Sounds more like two nipples than a byte.
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mudskipper replied

7 April 2012, 06:18
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

If anyone knows about his bits being bitten off....it's not AtW.

Sounds more like two nibbles than a byte.
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MarillionFan replied

6 April 2012, 22:03
Originally posted by suityou01 View Post

It could be a byte with all the bits flipped off.

If anyone knows about his bits being bitten off....it's not AtW.
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suityou01 replied

6 April 2012, 20:50
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

That is a bit you numpty, a byte has eight bits

It could be a byte with all the bits flipped off.
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Paddy replied

6 April 2012, 19:01
Originally posted by AtW View Post

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That is a bit you numpty, a byte has eight bits
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AtW started a topic Entry level byte

6 April 2012, 18:55
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