the title pretty much says it all. This is teh title of the non existant 13th chapter of TFB. Post if you know wat it means.

There's been some discussion about binary and the use of ASCII encoding of English letters into binary in a different thread, but in this case, there is no letter or set of letters that it represents. I suppose the number itself is 496 (if I've done my math correctly) but that's probably not significant. Jasper always includes a reference to a 13th chapter in his table of contents, which doesn't actually exist, and I suspect in this case he just wanted the title to be something in binary as a reference to Ashley.

It is an international character set symbol - ø - which I think is used in some Scandanavian languages.

Hmmm...what encoding do you mean?

Actually, I think you are wrong on two counts. First, you left out the last zero. There are actually nine bits there.
So, second, if it was a code for a letter, it would have to be two complete bytes, i. e. 2×8 bits, like this:

00000001 11110000

As the first byte is no character but a control code, this cannot be meant to be two letters. Instead, this is the sort of encoding that is used for Unicode, and the letter would be a small j with a caron. Unfortunately, I can see no way to represent that letter here, as the Phorum software does seem to use (8-bit) ISO 8859-1 encoding only.

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Sorry Claus, you are correct.

I just truncated it, assuming a mis-type so used 11111000