Credit for this idea goes to Tom Lord's Ruby version, I just felt like remaking it in Python
MissyElliott.encode("Python") # => '0xfa0xb00xe80xf40x840xc4'
#'Python'
#--> ['P', 'y', 't', 'h', 'o', 'n']
#--> [80, 121, 116, 104, 111, 110]
#--> ['01010000', '01111001', '01110100', '01101000', '01101111', '01101110']
# Shift yo bits down
#--> ['10100000', '11110010', '11101000', '11010000', '11011110', '11011100']
# Flip it
#--> ['01011111', '00001101', '00010111', '00101111', '00100001', '00100011']
# And reverse it
#--> ['11111010', '10110000', '11101000', '11110100', '10000100', '11000100']
#--> ['0xfa', '0xb0', '0xe8', '0xf4', '0x84', '0xc4']
#--> ['0xfa0xb00xe80xf40x840xc4']
MissyElliott.decode('0xfa0xb00xe80xf40x840xc4') # => "Python"This module is a blatant Python rip-off of Tom Lord's rip off of: an old XKCD comic:
$ pip install missy_elliott