I decoded that as well (although far after the first attempt in that topic), it was obvious that it wasn’t just random ones and zeroes because of how long and seemingly patterned it was. It was also obvious that it needed to be inverted, because ASCII is never in the upper 128-256 levels, so the 128’s place (farthest left) digit is never a “1” – yet they all were. So a quick flip fixed it. I did that in Winhex in about 15 seconds. Paste binary, modify data, invert.

However, what got me curious was the avatar. I could only get about 5 or 6 bytes in before it became mindless gibberish. No flipping or rotating would make sense of it. I gave up on it. I thought the haxl code was the avatar, since the profile text was so easy…