16 Mar
2001
16 Mar
'01
5:40 a.m.
The binary equivalent of the hex is also a palindrome:
Bin: 10000000000010001000000000001
you're missing 3 bits ! Assuming you want to add 3 trailing 0's this would yield: Hex: 80088008 Quad: 128.8.128.8 which is a palindrome alright, but not the same address Stepehn mentioned.
:-)
Hex: 10011001
Bin: 00010000000000010001000000000001 Not a palindrome :-(
This is what I was referring to, yes. For those who still don't get it (and as I've pointed out privately more than a few times today), it's a palindrome. Reads the same forwards as backwards. 15+ years ago, people were impressed by that sort of thing.
Because it does not matter whether it's network byte order or not? Mathias