Uber Hard Riddle!

[Admiral Refuge]

Engimax, where is everyone getting 97 from?
001110012 = 57
Not 97

I converted each binary by hand; this is what I got:
57 55 32 55 50 32 56 50 32 52 56 32 57 57 32 54 56 32 49 49 49 32 49 49 56 32 55 54 32 53 49 32 49 48 48 32 53 49 32 49 48 48 32 49 50 49 32 53 51 32 49 49 56 32 57 57 32 49 48 49 32 55 48 32 49 48 54 32 57 56 21 55 49 32 56 54 32 53 49 32 57 56 32 53 49 32 55 52 32 49 49 52 32 57 57 32 49 50 49 32 53 51 32 49 49 55 32 57 48 32 56 56 32 56 49 32 49 49 56 32 57 57 32 49 48 57 32 49 49 56 32 49 48 55 32 57 48 32 55 49 32 49 50 48 32 49 48 56 32 55 54 32 53 49

[Soljah]

Now, How do ya get letters from those numbers?

[Admiral Refuge]

Okay, I lined up them to the ascii table, and they are coming out as 9, 7, 7, 2, etc….

Maybe we're approaching this wrong though; could these convert into another number system (not ascii, but digits), and then to another, etc?

[kris_hole]

binary works like ram and all that lot does value wise, in powers of 2

in short that equals 1578
011000101010

this is worked out from

  0      1        1    0    0    0    1    0    1    0    1    0
2048 1024  512  256 128  64  32  16    8    4    2    1

and it goes on, 4096, 8192, you just add up every value that is a 1\. ignore ones that are 0
and a number should never start with a 0
example counting to ten,
1 = 1
2= 10
3= 11
4= 100
5= 101
6= 110
7= 111
8= 1000
9= 1001
10 = 1010

and so on…
thats binary numbers in action XD

[tiggilyboo]

So pointless, Binary to Ascii to words.

[Alpha]

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Or,
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[Admiral Refuge]

@tiggilyboo:

> So pointless, Binary to Ascii to words.

001110012 = 0*27+0*26+1*25+1*24+1*23+0*22+0*21+1*20 = 57  ;)

@kris_hole:

> binary works like ram and all that lot does value wise, in powers of 2
>
> in short that equals 1578
> 011000101010
>
> this is worked out from
>
>   0      1        1    0    0    0    1    0    1    0    1    0
> 2048 1024  512  256 128  64  32  16    8    4    2    1
>
> and it goes on, 4096, 8192, you just add up every value that is a 1\. ignore ones that are 0
> and a number should never start with a 0
> example counting to ten,
> 1 = 1
> 2= 10
> 3= 11
> 4= 100
> 5= 101
> 6= 110
> 7= 111
> 8= 1000
> 9= 1001
> 10 = 1010
>
> and so on…
> thats binary numbers in action XD

http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=40351.0

[ENIGMAX]

    damn you math geniuses

[Chakkra]

OK 0RACLE TELL US THE ANSWER OR IM GONA ~~KILL~~ KICK YOU.

[The Oracle]

i wont just because people are actually doing it. xD

[kris_hole]

you bully oracle :P

[The Oracle]

lol. bump

[StingRay200]

Lol, you guys. I already figured it out, now i'm trying to figure out the riddle part.