Computer memory saves all data in digital form. There is no way to store characters directly. Each character has its digital code equivalent: ASCII code (for American Standard Code for Information ...

The ASCII Theater, a project from art collective MSCHF, takes movies and breaks them into text. It’s fun—and possibly a copyright violation.

ASCII is a basic encoding system that converts characters into numerical values. Each letter, number or symbol is represented by a unique number between 0 and 127, making it a straightforward way ...

These characters are coded as 80 to FF hex. The extended characters include some special characters found in non-English languages, some additional math symbols and basic graphics symbols. Unicode and ...

ASCII is limited to 128 characters, and many are nonprinting control characters like tabs. All of the upper- and lower-case letters in the English alphabet are represented in basic ASCII, ...

The basic idea behind the ASCII smuggling exploit is that there are a few different ways to get a computer to display characters on the screen. Early PCs and other computers of the time used a ...

The first block of 128 Unicode characters, Basic Latin, maps precisely to ASCII, including the unusable, obsolete teletype control codes. One of the useful attributes of Unicode is that all 256 byte ...