Dib ug caxan loaxad zis mic-g, fowaxalo. Zo ochaxafriskmonk dis enke ug! Pletond yeep stingons!
Eh, rer, Whi Goith. Olm… Pum waxas quich keick!
Dib ug caxan loaxad zis mic-g, fowaxalo. Zo ochaxafriskmonk dis enke ug! Pletond yeep stingons!
Eh, rer, Whi Goith. Olm… Pum waxas quich keick!
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Nooo! How do I decipher that? It’s cheating!
SXQncyBhbGwgZnVuIGFuZCBnYW1lcyB1bnRpbCBzb21lb25lIGxvc2VzIGFuIGV5ZS4=
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!
How do i do this so that it is not so easy…
A bit, a nibble, a byte, << thrice, ansi c wide, << gives you the width of the word size.
What a moron. How about using >> instead of <<. Then it actually makes sense. Idiot.
Wha? What language is this? Is this Klingon?
Pink’s last is a variation on the old shift or rot13 methods, but I don’t have time to figure it out. then again the lack of a consistent whitespace character point to the possibility of a floating key. That would take too much effort to really be worth the while so I go back to a shift/rot method.
U2FsdGVkX1/6p9S1uF8e9vBQr0WVK/RXQOut86td0IjJK4Rx6gxCdnAiaYl+q5EZ
2OztdmEPbx2jUstXs/1e48PeLZ33POMnYzOqyHhL9o4ABYW2Rvnf6l2tmwOC5ETl
CUaghZooRDtaQf/sf/GuEJ2Sj9GZEa+z+xL69ZiP2GcrJa6X5WmtpoaGpDdhCttZ
5PY0Q5MImeuuNRloywblCXblBFek1HGBXsUaUjxuhSqSK81D/NVewFXhG9auU/L4
vlJR35ge3FMlUbiGrQglQg==
Clearly.
Help. What’s happening?
Amber is spawning threads again.
Oh that and showing off how much smarter she is than every X chromosome out there.
How Aboriginal
you said you could READ gibberish. You lied!
Jaysen, I can’t do it - I read what a bits, nibbles, bytes and words are. But I have noooo idea. Changing the << to >> didn’t help either!! I admit defeat! FUT JET POPLOSSIEN! FWAHAHAHA!
Amber, all I get from that is salted!
Have you ever tried reading Aboriginal!!? ![]()
Ya kor ma, Yar ka
Poor poor pink.
A bit = 1 bit
A nibble = 4 bits
A byte = 8 bits.
is reduces by 1 bit.
Ansi 1 character set = 7 bit
Does that help?
Nope, not a bit of it!
Unless the answer is “fatty”.
Or (148 - 1) + 3 x 7c = chicken.
Jaysen:
Jaysen:
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!
How do i do this so that it is not so easy…
A bit, a nibble, a byte, << thrice, ansi c wide, << gives you the width of the word size.
What a moron. How about using >> instead of <<. Then it actually makes sense. Idiot.
Poor poor pink.
A bit = 1 bit
A nibble = 4 bits
A byte = 8 bits.is reduces by 1 bit.
Ansi 1 character set = 7 bitDoes that help?
Let me go one step further:
A word is 1 + 4 + 8 + (-1*3) + 7 + (-1)