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> 0x4B2AC0AA is forty-eleven hexamillion, two hexahundred and tenty-twelve hexathousand and tenty-ten Umm that's cool I suppose. Mainly when I'm reading hex I
by xyzzy123 14y ago
> 0x4B2AC0AA is forty-eleven hexamillion, two hexahundred and tenty-twelve hexathousand and tenty-ten
Umm that's cool I suppose.
Mainly when I'm reading hex I'm looking for near-null, is it heap, stack or image memory? Those things are useful for me to be able to quickly distinguish and everything else is "calc.exe", "bc" or order-of-magnitude calculations based on number of bits. I do spend a lot of time reading hex, but I'm probably a numeric philistine.
- yread 14y agoI think it could be read with more sensible qualifiers: 0x4B2AC0AA is forty-eleven giga, twenty-ten mega, twelvety kilo and tenty-ten. Of course one kilo != 1024, but you get the idea