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March 28, 2015 15:09
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The Missy Elliott example, copied from my ruby gem (https://github.com/tom-lord/missy_elliott)
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MissyElliott.encode("Example") # => "\xAE\xF0\xBC\xA4\xF8\xE4\xAC" | |
#"Example" | |
#--> ["E", "x", "a", "m", "p", "l", "e"] | |
#--> [69, 120, 97, 109, 112, 108, 101] | |
#--> ["01000101", "01111000", "01100001", "01101101", "01110000", "01101100", "01100101"] | |
# Shift yo bits down | |
#--> ["10001010", "11110000", "11000010", "11011010", "11100000", "11011000", "11001010"] | |
# Flip it | |
#--> ["01110101", "00001111", "00111101", "00100101", "00011111", "00100111", "00110101"] | |
# And reverse it | |
#--> ["10101110", "11110000", "10111100", "10100100", "11111000", "11100100", "10101100"] | |
#--> [174, 240, 188, 164, 248, 228, 172] | |
#--> ["\xAE", "\xF0", "\xBC", "\xA4", "\xF8", "\xE4", "\xAC"] | |
#--> "\xAE\xF0\xBC\xA4\xF8\xE4\xAC" |
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