Re: Decode This!

by **Raging Raven** Wed May 11, 2011 4:41 pm

Oh wait pun you are right turns out i wrote it down wrong when i was decoding it. anything i could make out i wrote on a piece of paper and didn't put it down right but im still confused because i put the txt in and incoded it and it was still a match. scratch

by **Phoenix** Wed May 11, 2011 4:43 pm

if you guys dont stop saying bad things about my PC's mother being a mac, he is gonna cry

by **[WoF]GoA.Pun** Wed May 11, 2011 5:46 pm

Lol Phoenix.........

Raven, I will show you what I am talking about when we get on ts, maybe tonight if your on. Just highlight and copy what you typed and then paste it into the base64 on the translator that you found, then compare the text from the decode to that that Issiah posted. They are different. Do you see?

Lol get on ts and when I see you on I will get on with you. Ok

And I don't know how Smoke said that he came up with the exact same thing because of the issue with it, it is impossible. Maybe he meant that he came up with something close to what you had.

by **Hawk** Wed May 11, 2011 6:11 pm

@Pun
It may not have been exact letter for letter, but the words were the same. As for the difference in code [when you plug it back in], I noticed that after I decoded it, and it confused me too. The only explanation I came up with so far, is that Isaiah may have misspelled a word or two which caused the base64 code that he produced to differ from the one in our answers.

by **[WoF]GoA.Pun** Wed May 11, 2011 6:43 pm

Yeah maybe so.......... I guess I pay too much attention to small detail and that drives my little analytical mind to threads sometimes lol. Ok well just wanted to get that particular pointed out and get an understanding on my end as to why it was. Ok later on.

by **Hawk** Wed May 11, 2011 6:58 pm

LoL I guess the only way we will know exactly what Isaiah wrote is to ask him. Then again, even he might not remember the message word for word Laughing

by **Isaiah** Wed May 11, 2011 11:14 pm

I wrote the message in base64, so if I spelled it wrong, I spelled it wrong in base64... but yeah, I'm pretty sure that I said what raven got.

If anyone knows this code i will be really suprised. It's a really hard code to figure out but once you do it becomes really easy. It's called Base64 and it is probably one of my favorite codes out there.

by **Isaiah** Wed May 11, 2011 11:16 pm

The message literally took me like a half hour to right. I didn't know that there was base64 translators, I just thought that it was a code that people forgot about and never used because it was hard to use.

by **[WoF]GoA.Pun** Wed May 11, 2011 11:20 pm

Issiah, you did not spell what Raven got. The proof is right in front of your eyes if you will look geeee man. OK OK I will walk you through it when we get on ts so you will understand. LOL

by **[WoF]GoA.Pun** Wed May 11, 2011 11:28 pm

If you look at my first post after you made your code Issiah you will see that I told you it was base64 and also a probably foreign language incorporated with it. Its still a common computer language that is still used today. Anyway, but do let me get you on ts so I can show you what I am talking about and then you can explain to me how this happened please. Something is weird and I wont rest until I understand what the weirdness is. Because what was said and what is decoded are not the same at all and it really matters when encoding and decoding.

by **Musik** Wed May 11, 2011 11:33 pm

Well this whole topic is now beyond me Very Happy

by **Isaiah** Wed May 11, 2011 11:52 pm

Scratch that, pun is right, him and i just talked about it, and there are a few mistakes in what Raven said. It would be....
If any one knows this code is, I will be really suprised. It's a really hard code to figure out, but once you do it becomes really easy. It's called Base64 and it is probably one of my favorite codes out there.

by **Hawk** Thu May 12, 2011 12:54 am

Wow, so much debate over a code Smile

But I guess it IS important when writing programs. It would make the difference between a working program and a mess of numbers lol (I still like binary better Very Happy

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by **Trooper** Sat May 14, 2011 8:59 pm

When I worked in the prison the inmates used a very similar code to this using A's and B's... We cracked the first two but everytime they would come up with another. Inmates have way too much time on their hands.

Glad your finally making your decision,

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