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Kody
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If life's standing still and your soul's confused
Jun 2003 time: 14:36
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Heh, do you think it would be okay if I started browsing the other forums ahead of schedule?
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Mead
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Great Victory Folks.
There are so, so, many, numerous Citations and Medals that should be awarded for courage and devotion beyond the call of duty displayed our many steadfast members.
Our final Pravda edition should list the Hive members, their accomplishments for the Hive, and a list of their awards and decorations.
Mead
PS
I nominate Comrade Hong Hu as Hero of the Hiverian People for her undying efforts on behalf of the people.
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Kody
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If life's standing still and your soul's confused
Jun 2003 time: 14:36
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By the way vev. I see you're online I finally found the encryption scheme they were using.
quote:
k, the encryption:
x = random number from 1 to 31
output binary 5 bit binary encoding of x
output x random bits
for each character a in the input string:
__b = binary encoding of a
__y = random number from 0 to 1
__output y
__if (y == 0)
____output flip1(b)
__if (y == 1)
____output flip2(b)
output x random bits
output = flipS(output)
done
flip1, given an 8 character string, outputs it in the order: 2,1,4,3,6,5,8,7
flip2, given an 8 character string, outputs it in the order: 3,4,1,2,7,8,5,6
flipS, given an input string, outputs it in reverse order.
Decryption is obvious, just very tedious, which is why we're letting the computer do it
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However, it looks non-recoverable since y is random.
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Kody
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If life's standing still and your soul's confused
Jun 2003 time: 14:36
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Actually they output y *slaps self*
So I WAS right!!!! It was a 9-bit encrpytion!
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