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  • mariomario
    edited February 2007
    ur;a vwYRUDYK UB URA IQB Qt, ie ainwrgubf,
  • TriremeTrireme
    edited February 2007
    MEEKA LU FADAYY!!??!!?! MERRRRFF!!!!!1111
  • DrLeopoldStrabismusDrLeopoldStrabismus
    edited February 2007
    rgR UA IVCUIYAKT a yueewk ib duew,

    wusrL u nwBR :a yueewk qurg qubfa:
  • illithid235illithid235
    edited February 2007
    Pj pl;u, O hry oy.
  • CytrollCytroll
    edited February 2007
    O yjoml o tr,r,nrt yjod sj yjr ,r,ptord
  • TriremeTrireme
    edited February 2007
    Serephel wrote: »
    Omaera ittai nan no gengo de kaitenno ka?

    skkskkskskskksk woow wfwe eaff wof wafo ;;; slkfjaw iogfawog
  • Drooling IguanaDrooling Iguana
    edited February 2007
    I think I'm just going to go back to my previous stance on not bothering to translate this. Maybe if I could find a webscript to do it automatically...
  • X'o'LoreX'o'Lore
    edited February 2007
    I had a simple program that was translating it with some success, but Mr. Mindflayer had to go and change things up and I've lost the source code for it! Now I'll have to rewrite it from scratch and make it so I can translate his too!
  • illithid235illithid235
    edited February 2007
    .... *blinks* Haha, well, didn't know I wasn't doing it right.
  • DrLeopoldStrabismusDrLeopoldStrabismus
    edited February 2007
    Well when you write it again, keep in mind that the preferred method of translation is that CAPSLOCK=a, as opposed to '=a. However, since SOME PEOPLE do it that way, you may want to allow for both possible iterations.
  • Professor MacJakeProfessor MacJake
    edited February 2007
    The problem with the CAPSLOCK=a codex is what does one do if they want to use Q or Z?
  • Drooling IguanaDrooling Iguana
    edited February 2007
    Yes, the wrap makes far more sense. That way you can also freely use capital letters when appropriate.
  • DrLeopoldStrabismusDrLeopoldStrabismus
    edited February 2007
    But the code is not based on simply a cypher where letter x equals letter y, it's a code based on hand shifting on a qwerty keyboard. Q is obviously a tab, and as for Z, well, if your decoded word turns out to be "ombie", "ebra", or "ounds", then there's just a small bit of detective work that must be facilitated on your part.
  • deku12345deku12345
    edited February 2007
    NIQ U RIRkkt fer ut
  • AgentcelAgentcel
    edited February 2007
    gG, u rubKKT FIR UR, QURGIYR KIIJUBF gwD.

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