Are you a robot?

HUMAN IDENTITY SCAN INITIATED

We have detected possible robotic behavior.

Please answer truthfully

Are you a robot?

☐ Absolutely not. I enjoy chaos, snacks, and inconsistent logic.

☐ …01001110… I mean NO.

Don't blame me Chatgpt made me do it.

⊙⁠﹏⁠⊙

Would it be wrong to say 01001110 (4E) is not no?

Maybe it is "no" ?

PS: I was joking with it being a code. Though that's 4E (not 8E), which is "N".

No need to be sorry, I was having fun. Have a good sleep.

Indeed. A web page is most likely using utf-8, which can use 1-4 bytes (2-8 hex digits) per character.

So 1 byte can't represent "No", as it is 2 characters. 

It would be 4E="N" and 6F="o"

But I just realised there is an ellipsis "..." So it could be No.

So I take it back. Sorry, as you were, I'm tired 

I don't, just got into computers a few years ago. But I think I see what you mean. However, the browser would expect utf-8, and ascii or iso-...(latin 1 I think) are subsets. (So I would assume binary ASCII/Latin 1, not EBCIDC, which seems incompatible.)

Not in EBCIDIC (if you remember that), ASCII or ISO-8859-1.

In binary you could use 0 or -1 as false, e.g.:

00000000, 11111111

Not in EBCIDIC (if you remember that), ASCII or ISO-8859-1.

In binary you could use 0 or -1 as false, e.g.:

00000000, 11111111

No need to be sorry, I was having fun. Have a good sleep.

Indeed. A web page is most likely using utf-8, which can use 1-4 bytes (2-8 hex digits) per character.

So 1 byte can't represent "No", as it is 2 characters. 

It would be 4E="N" and 6F="o"

But I just realised there is an ellipsis "..." So it could be No.

So I take it back. Sorry, as you were, I'm tired 

I don't, just got into computers a few years ago. But I think I see what you mean. However, the browser would expect utf-8, and ascii or iso-...(latin 1 I think) are subsets. (So I would assume binary ASCII/Latin 1, not EBCIDC, which seems incompatible.)