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How to decode this? |
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| aquadeluxe |
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| Code: | | >/m 3b t 1;ei&>u/.fbs/ps<cps >b>b:otuegiolfety eaulce a eo h ita imetf hihetnh la ef3 ito ataetf smna h n ldmeasetn c3s ensre ito cefCb<c9><=.f3 smt bs<t>u<>u/m>u<3r<r<niaq nwlo h bdtlca bncldmetn smna h otge h et,ltte 1s abluc h ota imetda,eo lc h im adteeprs ofha I |
It almost looks like ROT13 backwards, but it isn't. 
Does anyone know what and how to decode this? |
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| Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:23 am |
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| Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 11:48 am |
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| waraxe |
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| aquadeluxe wrote: | | anyone??? |
From what source you got this encoded text? More info please ... |
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| Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 5:59 pm |
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I got is from studyisland.com . It should just be plain text with some HTML tags in it. I can get the some more of the encoded and I can get the text that is decoded. I just need to find out how they decode the text.
Encoded: | Code: | | hrfo n rjMar rpi ltLet,epDgBeteucisotleso eigcrynmo sasdaseapf nio nrpaetkatdayseteiar tyoshyresenisetn rmnrs elhsotlesoC.to sda,oa sU,epDeti h rpi i h dln nialtncdznoe lomC.rt n tnl osotmteap h cr n k h zngoo rti la ’cec h iseootadpe nialtnC |
Decoded: | Code: | | Constellations helped astronomers in the science's early history to organize the sky and tack the apparent motions of the planet and stars. COmmonly recognized constellations include the Big Dipper, the Little Dipper, Ursa Major, and so forth. |
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