Talk:Postcard Code: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
WhiteRabbit (talk | contribs) (221545484848465100503215 Theories) |
||
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
What the hell is that? | What the hell is that? | ||
== 221545484848465100503215 Theories == | |||
I have just recently come across all this and I am rather intrigued. I came across this while looking for cyphers to crack (Its a hobby). I have come up with several theories that I'm gonna put to test. They are as follows: | |||
-The string of numbers could very well be a simple subtitution cypher, replacing the letters with numbers. To solve this, however, you need a "key." The string is 24 numbers long and such the key length is likely a factor of 24 (ie. 2,3,4,6, 8, 12, 0r 24) or a book key. If we assume that it is not a book key and by visual inspection of repetitions it is likely the key is 2,3,4 or 6. | |||
Revision as of 09:23, 6 March 2005
Olorin: maybe we should start listing the attempts that have been made to decode this number, even if they failed? Just so that nobody ends up repeating the same attempts?
Nik_Doof: Exactly what i was thinking when i made the page :)
Nik_Doof: I've edited the page, it was more a joke with the days melarky in the style of the Pie puzzle, but now we need it a tad more serious...
Christian Synthare: This might be a longshot, but there is a programming language called 23 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/23_programming_language) which is made up entirely of groups of 2 and 3 numbers. Could this be it? (The "hello world" thing made me think of it. Hello world is a common program created in computer languages as a demonstration)
Nik_Doof: Probably better talking about this on the UnFiction forums...
- Has anyone actually decoded the barcode stamp? That's a huge binary number, might make a key/cipher pair with the number beneath it. Angrymob 18:27, 4 Mar 2005 (GMT)
The Sooges Link
New to this and don't know if this helps.
Solved 221545484848465100503215.htm
"YOU CAN FOOL SOME PEOPLE SOMETIMES BUT YOU CANT FOOL ALL THE PEOPLE ALL THE TIME. SO NOW WE SEE THE LIGHT WE GONNA STAND UP FOR OUR RIGHTS
Bob Marley and the Wailers - Get Up, Stand Up.
Go to www. soogees.com/getupstandup.htm
What the hell is that?
221545484848465100503215 Theories
I have just recently come across all this and I am rather intrigued. I came across this while looking for cyphers to crack (Its a hobby). I have come up with several theories that I'm gonna put to test. They are as follows:
-The string of numbers could very well be a simple subtitution cypher, replacing the letters with numbers. To solve this, however, you need a "key." The string is 24 numbers long and such the key length is likely a factor of 24 (ie. 2,3,4,6, 8, 12, 0r 24) or a book key. If we assume that it is not a book key and by visual inspection of repetitions it is likely the key is 2,3,4 or 6.
