>>>>You can learn a lot about an individual
>>>>just by reading through his code,
>>>>even in hexadecimal.
>>>
>>>you try to read someone's code in hexa...
>>>I used to write a little in hexa back when I had an Applie II+
>>>it was no fun to read (s)
>>>
>>>Arnon
>>
>>It's told that at M$ a few guys fill their IRS forms in hexa...
>with all due respect to the IRS and thier cryptic forms (which are btw, one of the only things that are completly universal (s)) I think writing assembly code in Hexa is more complicated (s)

Weeeeeellll! If you're talking MASM or TASM, I think it's harder to fill the IRS forms! You'll win if you're talking UNIX assembler or something...
Also, do you remember the C code Ingres generates from 4GL? It's also harder... :-)