Looking at the table is bad enough, but I imagine most people looking would think "Aaah binary" and convert to decimal: 1, 6, 7, 4, 5, 26, 27, 24, 25, 30, 31, 28...
That's cruel :)
I probably got a little too much sadistic pleasure out of it, yes...
However, I was always willing to answer nontrivial questions, and even convert numbers to/from negabinary to help them. (The program used the Schroeppel2 implementation, to prevent them from getting too much of a clue if they somehow managed to find its source code)
However, I was always willing to answer nontrivial questions, and even convert numbers to/from negabinary to help them. (The program used the Schroeppel2 implementation, to prevent them from getting too much of a clue if they somehow managed to find its source code)