It was definitely spam, she/it attempted to force the "follow" option on a URL in a post, which is often set to "nofollow" to prevent successful spam on forums with regard to improving search engine results.

Right...aside from her drivel, I like the adjective vocabulary unanimous. lol

sunslayer, are you sure kathy is not a spam? 'cause she sure sounds like one to me...
She also posted in another thread with a sentence that looks as if it was translated with an online translator. She seems to be posting "incoherently and inconsistently."

And if she was really a spam, you sure were gullible and naive to respond to her. lol i didn't really understand anything she said but i took it as a compliment lol

i don't even understand the sentence.

sunslayer, are you sure kathy is not a spam? 'cause she sure sounds like one to me...
She also posted in another thread with a sentence that looks as if it was translated with an online translator. She seems to be posting "incoherently and inconsistently."

And if she was really a spam, you sure were gullible and naive to respond to her. lol

thanks kathy :)

sunslayer, you missed the #:msg #lol
@naruto7
ask in the mIRC snippet requests forum

its not working for me can u past your script there might be something i missed

It's working for me.

I entered: !binary hello naruto7
Returns:

01101000011001010110110001101100011011110010000001101110011000010111001001110101011101000110111100110111

Conversely,

!binary 01101000011001010110110001101100011011110010000001101110011000010111001001110101011101000110111100110111

Returns hello naruto7

its still not working just give me the full script with the part u edited
mine is set like this

on $*:text:$(/^!binary ( $+ $2- $+ )/iS):*:{
  msg $iif(#,#,$nick) $binary($2-)
}
alias binary {
  if ($regex($$1-,/^([01]{8})+$/)) {
    .noop $regex(bin,$1-,/([01]{8})/g)
    var %a = 1,%b = 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1,%bin
    while ($regml(bin,%a) != $null) { var %bin = $+(%bin,$iif($chr($calc($regsubex($v1,/(\d)/g,$+($calc($gettok(%b,\n,32) * \t),+)))) == $chr(32),$v1),$v1) | inc %a }
  }
  else {
    var %chr = $regsubex($$1-,/(.)/g,$+($asc(\t),$chr(32))),%a = $numtok(%chr,32),%bin
    while (%a) {
      var %b = $gettok(%chr,%a,32),%c = 1,%d,%e
      while (%c <= 8) { var %d = $floor($calc(%b /2)),%e = $+($calc(%b % 2),%e),%b = %d | inc %c }
      %bin = $+(%e,%bin)
      dec %a
    }
  }
  $iif($isid,return,echo -a) %bin
}

naruto7, try this:

on $*:text:$(/^!binary ( $+ $2- $+ )/iS):*:{
  msg $iif(#,#,$nick) $binary($2-)
}

Usage: !binary MessageHere

Sunslayer's won't work because he missed the #: on accident.

umm its not working

sunslayer, you missed the #:msg #

But this will work for both channel and pm:

on *:text:!binary *:*:msg $iif(#,#,$nick) $binary($2-)

on *:text:!binary *:msg # $binary($2-)

ok now it works but can u get it to where it will work when other people use the command since it is on my bot

naruto7 type

//echo -a $binary(hello)

or

/binary hello

i don't seem to be able to get it to work :/ i typed $binary(hello) and i also checked the coding and i don't see an activation code to start the script

what you mean VinX?

hehe

Lol ^

could u make it for a bot pl0x ?

unsuccessful troll is unsuccessful

Did someone named lucy sign up just to troll you thread, sunslayer? Just kidding...lol

@ChiefDean binary consists of only 1's and 0's, no spaces
u can change line 12 to

%bin = $+(%e,$chr(32),%bin)

which will give u spaces but will also break the decoder portion

Ah yeah nice one sunslayer, didn't know the last param was leading no's. Yeah then you could chop it into 8's and you're sorted as far as converting back's concerned:)

Can you make it put a space after every 8th character? Its easier to read that way...

Over all very nice snippet. Will be useful for... IDK. You'd be surprised!

@jonesy44

$base(100,10,2,8)

will return 01100100 instead of 1100100

alias bconv echo -a $regsubex($$1-,/(.)/gSi,$base($asc(\t),10,2))

Yeah you can use regsubex for literal binary but converting it back is harder because it's not fixed point.

thanks peepz :)

edit: fixed the 00000000 bug

This is actually good to be used as that of Morse code alternative. :-) Nice thinking and well done. lol