Virtual Nate
mccI don't know who needs to hear this but `man ascii` contains a complete table of all ASCII-7 values including their hex, decimal and octal equivalents
none gender with left politics@mcc I refer to this man page frequently
Gar@mcc this could have saved me so much time a few months ago!
@Gar *slamming fist on table sadly* once again i'm too late…
Roadskater, Ph.D.
fe@mcc this is going to help so much! every few hours working on a project I search for the ascii table online
dsvf@mcc there was a time in my life when typing "a" in the browser address bar would autosuggest asciitable.com - with its badly-compressed gif table, impossible to copy paste any of the entries, impossible to decipher the weird watermark in the background. If only I had been able to remember any other ascii table website domain, but then again I could have just memorized \n and \r in the first place.
Anyway, thanks for your PSA!
halcy 
@mcc hUH?
olivia 🏳️⚧️@mcc it me, unix user since ~1980. i needed to hear it.
Negative12DollarBill@mcc
That's a great Today I Learned!
Notepad++ has a useful side panel for this kind of thing in case that's also helpful.
Edit > Character Panel
The Mïghty Kräcken@mcc I also don't know who needs to hear this
John Q@mcc I approve this message!
BenAveling@mcc the only tattoo I’ve seriously contested getting
Haelwenn /элвэн/ 
@mcc I tend to use ascii(1) fron plan9(port) which defaults to hex and has -d, -o options, plus allows to encode/decode. (same kind of deal with the unicode command)
For example:
$ ascii -t 68 65 6c 6c 6f
hello
screambiogenesis@mcc Me, typing in `man unicode` immediately after this:
Tony Garnock-Jones@mcc (unless, as I just discovered, you have the
ascii utility installed, in which case you want man 7 ascii, which is oddly mnemonic)@mcc you're mansplaining in the open 😱
Chuck
KeladryStan 
@mcc i did need this
Henodude
Andrew Jeffery@mcc section 7 is a real gold mine
europlus 
@mcc is this sort of advice considered "man-splaining"?
Dark Sage Torunka 
@mcc Finally no more Googling for an ASCII conversion table
Reed Mideke@mcc For better or worse, `man unicode` is somewhat less comprehensive
bkim@mcc I needed to hear this. For a while I had this in my reverse search:
python -c "print('\n'.join(f'{i:02x} {chr(i)}' for i in range(128)))"
wanderingincode@mcc also enormously useful, the ascii binary
Glenda Adams@mcc this will be highly useful for me when I get stranded on Mars and need to communicate with Earth in hex ascii! 🙂
Bart Wronski 🇺🇦🇵🇸@mcc ascii-man, ascii-man, goes wherever a single byte can
Joe ❌👑@mcc I am such an old time Unix nerd that I knew that this page was in the Bell Labs 7th edition Unix from 1980 or so. Section 7, so you had to type "man 7 ascii" to get it.
Joe@mcc Ah, one of the ancient and dusty scrolls.
Red_Shirt_no2@mcc
Petition to alias mansplain=man
Petition to alias mansplain=man
Wesley Moore
Steve Hand@mcc Everybody. That's who.
Marc@mcc nobody wants to write the manpage for UTF-8? No? No takers? Darn 🥲
@corpsmoderne bizarrely it was Ken Thompson who invented the utf 8 binary encoding. If anyone was gonna be in a position to get a manpage added you'd think it would be him.
Elizabeth Guilt@mcc I was so expecting this to be a mansplaining joke that it took me several "but I don't get it" rereads, before I realised you meant an actual man page. That is useful, thanks!
Thomas Tempelmann@mcc Hello $10 DLE, my old friend. The first compression standard I learned about.
Robo-Tarquin@cibyr Abolishing the State would fix this
Walter Tross@mcc I use this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59703477/how-to-display-ascii-characters-from-0-to-127-in-decimal-octal-and-hexadecimal/59704449#59704449
(and very rarely man ascii, because I know by heart the very few control codes I usually need)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59703477/how-to-display-ascii-characters-from-0-to-127-in-decimal-octal-and-hexadecimal/59704449#59704449
(and very rarely man ascii, because I know by heart the very few control codes I usually need)
How to display ASCII characters from 0 to 127 in decimal, octal and hexadecimal format using linux bash script?
I have added the awk format to show the ascii character in bash script. But how can we actually display the ascii value in decimal, octal and hexadecimal in bash script? awk -F":" ' BEGIN { prin...
Christmas Tree@mcc back when Google still had their "I'm feeling lucky" button, I would search "ascii table" and said button would bring me to exactly what I needed
Tanguy ⧓ Herrmann@mcc Thanks for sharing, I still google that from time to time, which is ridiculous.
Do we have the same thing for UTF8?
Do we have the same thing for UTF8?
@dolanor it would be nice. i have like, multiple websites i cross-reference together whenever i want to understand something about the unicode documents.
Jan v/d Broek@mcc Obligatory nitpick; ASCII is 7-bits, so "ASCII-7" is redundant.
@balglaas I sometimes say this to be totally clear I mean the standard ASCII and not any of the nonstandard extensions.
Jon Ferguson@mcc It's too bad Mark Watney didn't know this
Nicd@mcc It's me, I needed to hear this. Thanks so much! 💜