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ArcticMyst Security by Avery
So How Old Are You?
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Are you sure You don't mean 0x16?
Absolutely certain!
Err, wait ... I typo'd the number -- it should be 0z15, which == 0x29
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Figure that one out
Figure that one out
I don't get it.
So you're 41, but what base is 0z?
It's not base 32 because 1s are not used there...
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you're 39, that was too easy, you even spelt out "i a m" to make it easy.
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Još malo pa devetnaest godina u veljači. Prevoditelji na internetu su zakon, jelda?
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I doff my cap to both of you
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Things, well it's understandable but it's horribly written
Your translation:
Da, prevoditelji su život štediša, iako oni kao da uzimajući u krivu
Correct translation:
Da, prevoditelji spašavaju život, iako i oni znaju pogriješiti.
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Your translation:
Da, prevoditelji su život štediša, iako oni kao da uzimajući u krivu
Correct translation:
Da, prevoditelji spašavaju život, iako i oni znaju pogriješiti.
:na:Work it out ... 41(b10) = 15(bX) ... simple math
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x^1*(1) + x^0*(5) = 41
x + 5 = 41
So the base is 36? :thinking: Strange number to pick. 0-9 and a-z I guess.
If the base was 32, the number would be 32^1*(second digit) + 32^0*(first digit) = 41
which is 0z19.
32^1*(1) + 32^0*(9) = 41
32 + 9 = 41
x + 5 = 41
So the base is 36? :thinking: Strange number to pick. 0-9 and a-z I guess.
If the base was 32, the number would be 32^1*(second digit) + 32^0*(first digit) = 41
which is 0z19.
32^1*(1) + 32^0*(9) = 41
32 + 9 = 41
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Except that notation in base 32 is different from what you might expect.Cy said:
A=0, B=1...., Z=25, then
no 1 to avoid confusion with I,
2=26, ... 7 =31
How am I supposed to know what kind of notation is used in (totally arbitrary) base 36!?:thinking:
So if I don't really know for certain what "1" or "5" stands for in the first place....
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OK, disregard that, I obviously didn't wikipedia enough.:bowdown:
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