Change ASCII hex for @ to x40 instead of x64#309
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Change ASCII hex for @ to x40 instead of x64#309tomootes wants to merge 1 commit intopubliccodeyml:mainfrom
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@tomootes oh, good catch! That mistake was there since forever! I'd actually remove that part because it's quite contradicting:
and then afterwards it suggests to obfuscate it. :) Besides, that kind of obfuscation is pretty much useless nowadays (and most likely back in the day as well). |
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As this source is stating: https://ss64.com/ascii.html, x64 is not the HEX value for "@" in ASCII, x40 is.