Bump for the nice code puzzle... maybe solving later... :3
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Meanwhile on the normal of part of the world it's 02/11 :D
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i dont have time =\
but could you please (at the end of the GA of course) give us miore detail and explain
Many thanks for all the users that are creating jigiddi and puzzle and more to make us "think"
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i can post a solution, yes :) (even tho i will maybe use it again, but there are more then one possibility to encode this way :))
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thanks! appreciation from SG-Veterans and puzzle-masterminds looking at your nonograms^^ always means a lot to me :)
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Its time for another puzzle:
Find out what thingy is shown in the attached picture. With your new archieved knowledge (maybe you even learned something?^^) then decrypt this code:
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Since the GA isnt worth too much trouble i will help you right from the start:
Solution
On the picture you could see a "punched tape", typically used in early telegraph and telex-service. It was most commonly encoded with the baudot code. The pattern shown above shows punch-marks which encode single letters each. (See table at wikipedia)
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