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Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - TechSaavy - 01-13-2013
Hello members of AF!
I have coded an algorithm that crypts words and numbers.
The first one to decode the algorithm wins 260 AP and probably a money prize too
Here are some tips:
All characters are lower case
There are 2 words
There are no numbers in the orginal words
Both words can be found in English wordlist/dictionary
the spaces means new letters, underscore means new word
Here comes the algorithm:
17 11 194 15 _196 1995 15 199
Good luck for thoose that tries
PS: For thoose of you that says it is impossible: It IS possible. The combinations are logic combinations, that means there is possibility to get the word if you can think outside the box & clearly
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points - Bannedshee - 01-13-2013
What do you mean by both words are in the alphabet?
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - TechSaavy - 01-13-2013
Woops... my fault -.- wrote wrong. It should say in wordlist or dictionary . Going to correct it now -.-
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - beck12 - 01-13-2013
17 11 194 15 _196 1995 15 199
anarchy forums? is the words
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - TechSaavy - 01-13-2013
(01-13-2013, 01:40 AM)beck12 Wrote: 17 11 194 15 _196 1995 15 199
anarchy forums? is the words
Nope. It's wrong answer.
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - Phytrix - 01-13-2013
Do the spaces represent new letters, and the underscore represent a gap (so one word before the underscore, and one after)?
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - TechSaavy - 01-13-2013
Well, I should not give any more hints, but for this one I will. It's correct. I'll add this to tips on he thread
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - Phytrix - 01-13-2013
4 letters, space, 5 letters.
All the 3-4 digit algorithms start with a 19.
All the numbers in the algorithms start with a 1...
So if the 1 is used to define that it's a letter and I add all the other numbers together, that number could be its place in the alphabet.
For example, 14 could mean a letter that is d (since d is the 4th letter in the alphabet).
Using this logic, the answer is:
game ower
I think you made a mistake with the 1995 where it should have been 1994.
The answer SHOULD be:
game over
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - Ultimatum - 01-13-2013
^ Phytrix has the answer.
However, if you made it harder, it would be nearly impossible work out, since the possibilities are so great.
RE: Competition! Win AP-Points & maybe money - TechSaavy - 01-13-2013
God damn you
Congratulations PhytrixI will transfer the points to you now
Great job (y)