my droogies and i...

shall be the most boshy nerds in our skolliwoll by the time the end of the school year comes!

we're learning the Nadsat language from A Clockwork Orange and getting to the point where we speak it regularly... we're like those math nerds from that one Drew Barrymore movie. :sunglasse

 

dude, learn about hard core cryptography, fucking pass notes in a tri-layered cipher....


"read it for in front of the class"

and of course you read the cipher text.... MUAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

 

i am checking that out now.

 

and remember, ciphers are not codes......

 

i found this: http://www.antilles.k12.vi.us/math/cryptotut/home.htm

is it horrowshow?

 

http://homepages.tesco.net/~andycarlson/enigma/enigma_j.html


the thing is without turing bombe, a program that emulates one, or an identically programmed enigma machine you can't decipher it.....

 

PGUWI DPJHM XKEBW GYKDA LFLIY
EGZRX CRTDJ IBIYK VBWIH TKPVY
SZMNO YAJGX UXIEV LIHHU MUOVY
XFBSJ BGGHE SMSDC THCAI SFSBK
SXDWN HESEB NSXIZ DNXOO WMNXZ

that's the output.....

QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ
QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ
QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ
QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ
QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ QQQQQ


that's what I put in to get that









if it were a code the answer to a rolling same would be the same (i.e. each q would be the same thing every time)

but with a cipher, well you can see how the thing varies......

 

how in the hell...

i typed 'my name is chuck', the first m is a V the second is an O...... how is that translated????

 

Why dont you elarn lots of nerdy languages, like klingon and elvish?

 

Never Been Kissed. I loved the math nerds.. "We're DNA!!!"
That was so totally rufus. :H

I made up my own language when I was six. There were only three words though. All poultry-related.

 

I remember the dude who wanted to introduce elvish into schools "because its really useful"

 

well, it is...

 

ahahahaha

 

I learned Elvish it was fun LOL! and when I actually went to a pub school we'd pass notes and put other peoples names on them and hand them to people who were really obvious.. dont know why it was so funny but it was...

 

AHAHAHAH chuck i saw/read that when i was in ninth grade and did exactly that lmfao.


hahahah omg chuck there's this guy at my skool named charles hall he's a redneck, wears the shirts that say shit like "the south will rise again" and everything, but he's black HAHAHA. which is amusing in itself but he has your name hah.

 

ahaha... that's uh... odd.... haha?

isn't that like a jewish chelloveck wearing a swastika and yelling out "nazi power forever!" ??

 

all i remember is that "horrorshow" means good and "in out, in out" means sex, and a few others.

 

okay, now that is complicated, you see the wheels at the top (acc) well those carry electrical signeal, each wheel (5 wheels came with the thing, you could arrange them in any order {stock basic enigma, not trident, shark, any reflector plate variants or any of that} and set them to any of 26 letters)

anyway each time the wheel shifts (if you have wheel 1, wheel 2 and wheel 3 set to a, a, a, and you type in q, q, q, you'll get a set of letters, then if you set it back to a, a, a, and type in the output you will get q, q, q.)

most machine ciphers worked in a similar way



BUT



in the real enigma, no matter what you did no letter could encode as itself....

 

endreth bren threnshal......


just btw....

 

Isn't Elvish like based on Finnish?