I'm not a hardcore enough programmer to know that one!

-TG

Are you kidding? I remember that language along with Cobol, Fortran and a couple of other "dead" programming languages. No, I wasn't a programmer, although I wish I had been, I was a USAF computer operator.

110000101010010010100011010000001000100110100011011111011010001001000000100101011001011010100011010000001000011010100100100101011001010110101001010000001000100110000110010000001001010110010110100000101001011010000100101010000100000010000011100000011001010101000000100110011000010110000001100001000100000010100011100010001000010101000000100100011001011010010010100001011001110101000000

001000110010010000100101001010000010100100100001001001100010101001011110001010010010101000100100001000110010010100100110010111100010001100101000001010010010010000101010001001010010011000100100001000110010100000100101001010010010011001011110001010000010100100100011001001010101111001000000001111000011111001010000001111000011111000100010001111000010001100100100011111100011111000111010010000000010010000111100010111100010010001000000001001010010011000101010001001010101111001111011001111000011101000100010001111000011101000100010001111000011111100111110011110110111110100100101010111100010001100100100001001010101111001011110001010100010011000100101001010000010011000101000

YAY!

Or would that be <response:muddypaws = "Yay"> ???

How can you speak binary? o.O

it requires a math-matically inclined brain to be able to add the o's and 1's into a byte, then correlate that byte to the proper ASCII letter reference. I'm a 10yr IT professional, and I cannot do this without calculator and paper!

010010010111010000100111011100110010000001100110011000010110100101110010011011000111100100100000011001010110000101110011011110010010000001101001011001100010000001111001011011110111010100100000011000110110111101101110011101100110010101110010011101000010000001110100011010000110010100100000011000100110100101101110011000010111001001111001001000000110010001101001011001110110100101110100011100110010000001100100011010010111001001100101011000110111010001101100011110010010000001101001011011100111010001101111001000000110100001100101011110000110000101100100011001010110001101101001011011010110000101101100001000000110000101101110011001000010000001101000011000010111011001100101001000000111010001101000011001010010000001000001010100110100001101001001010010010010000001100011011010000110000101110010011101000010000001101101011001010110110101101111011100100110100101111010011001010110010000100000011010010110111000100000010010000100010101011000001011100000110100001010

01001000010001010101100000111111001111110010000001001001001000000110100001100001011101100110010100100000011001010110111001101111011101010110011101101000001000000110100101110011011100110111010101100101011100110010000001101010011101010111001101110100001000000111001001100101011011010110010101100010011001010111001001101001011011100110011100100000011010000110111101110111001000000111010001101111001000000110010101101110011101000110010101110010001000000110000100100000010000010101001101000011010010010100100100100000011100110110010101110001011101010110010101101110011000110110010100100000011000010111001100100000011010010111001100100001

Ohhh... so THAT'S how you do it. >.>

You could always talk hex. Fewer characters per byte.

You're suggesting that I.T. professionals know how to convert ASCII to Binary in their heads in real time? SHEESH if only that were true...

some can yes...I admit I cannot, but I know how to figure it out.

There are only 10 kinds of people in the world today...

Do you mean 2 or 10 in decimal???

http://www.zazzle.com/10_types_of_p.....74880369285140

I knew it!! LOL

It's an old programmer's joke. "There are only 10 kinds of people in the world. Those that understand binary and those that don't."

*patpats Brody and takes him somewhere less geekfest for dinner and good music*

"geekgeekgeekGEEKGEEKgeek!" ;)

that's us when we stay on the computer too long.

At least they aren't speaking in programming language.