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I'll try not to think about it
Nah I'd rather work for a verizon who can not activate any phones than with Cingular anyday lol 😛 👿 😈
ESNs are already represented as hex sometimes, depending on the context, which is why you'll usually see both the decimal and hex representations printed on the label of any CDMA phone. It's the same 32-bit code either way.
Decimal and hex are just for us humans. The 32-bit binary number is what the systems care about, and that can't be expanded that way unless you want to add "2" to "0" and "1". 😉
which is why you'll usually see both the decimal and hex representations printed on the label of any CDMA phone.Yes most, but LG has stuck with the old school HEX format. makes it a pain to do ESN changes for those of us at the store level when it asks for a dec. ESN.
Curious, what carrier? Sprint's LGs all have hex and dec. But I suppose that's a matter of sprint doing the packaging.
What carrier VZW and yes on the box it is in both, but if someone comes in with a phone, behind the battery it's all hex 😡 .
On a side note, you must have been the cool kid in the school. Only numbers I ever cared to convert in my head are 0-9
how about the binary equivalents of hex digits?
Dec Binary
0 0
1 1
2 10
3 11
4 100
5 101
6 110
7 111
8 1000
9 1001
10 1010
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