Jellings, you are confusing binary, which is a number system like decimal ,octal, hexadecimal, or what have you, with ascii, a binary-based encoding system for alphanumeric and a few incidental diacritical characters. So are you, = Pfalz. I know it's fun to be the know it all hax0r CompSci undergraduate, but in this case, you have used your advanced knowledge to prove yourself more eager to seem right, than to be right. Consider well, Grasshoppers, and be wiser for it.

1010011010 is not binary for 666, it's binary for "¦" with an extra "10" at the end.

the binary for 666 is "00110110 00110110 00110110"

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That's not what my binary-to-english translater says

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