I need an application that can convert from text to binary with a gui. I have one for windows, but it's been acting strange, so I want something linux native to replace it. Any suggestions?
Here is an example, http://software.ellerton.net/txt2bin/ of the kind of program I mean. It was in a comme...
:28594 Its -5 now (1 more downvote after you wrote that message). Interesting. I can't get the reason to downvote that question. Do you experience similar things for your other questions or answers?
:28594 In my opinion its not because "humans being human". There should be a reason for this. Something irritating with that question or some reason else.
:28615 I'm going to add one example, just to see if that changes anything, but I have had similar situations with my questions and answers. Downvotes without cause.
At one point thought it was racial so I changed my avatar to a non-human kitten.
I need an application that can convert from text to binary with a gui. I have one for windows, but it's been acting strange, so I want something linux native to replace it. Any suggestions?
Here is an example, http://software.ellerton.net/txt2bin/ of the kind of program I mean. It was in a comme...
I will check to see if you're there along the hours of the day, to discuss what you'd like it to be like; but i think it's a good idea to try and do this properly. Having someone who can actually use it will be a great motivator :-)
It'll be a little bit complicated; Encoding text as utf-8 requires you think about things like padding and so on, but I' think, I do hope rightly, that I'm going to be able to pull it off
>>> ord("€")
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: ord() expected a character, but string of length 3 found
>>> for i in "€":
... print ord(i)
...
226
130
172
@RolandTaylor That question seems to be the only one of your many questions with - vote(s). My rep enables me to see the cumulative only. I dont know upvotes and downvotes seperately.
@RolandTaylor Maybe plainly people didn't understand and downvoted. This is weird as well. I don't understand half of the questions but I don't downvote them because of that reason. Anyway. Don't be upset.
This question does seem to have a clear answer in the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, which specifies /srv as "contain[ing] site-specific data which is served by this system
". (3.16.1)
This main purpose of specifying this is so that users may find the location of the data files for particular...
at this point, my suggestions would be: add labels to the input and output areas, remove the menus, and use toolbars instead (I like menus btw, but most of these do nothing :D) and possibly remove the status area
I have used a number of hex editors before, but all have a limitation in that you have to copy individual characters, and you can't get binary output :/
I have incorporated silverlight into some of my webpage designs... but the fact that you have to hack your computer to use it on a linux machine makes it a real turn off...
but then again according to google analytics, only about 1% of the users that come to my web pages use linux... and I think that is probably me....
This question does seem to have a clear answer in the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, which specifies /srv as "contain[ing] site-specific data which is served by this system
". (3.16.1)
This main purpose of specifying this is so that users may find the location of the data files for particular...
