YoiksAndAwayDecipher #633 - Thursday 2026-05-07
https://piefed.zip/c/dailygames/p/1462779/decipher-633-thursday-2026-05-07
Decipher #687 - Wednesday 2026-05-06
https://piefed.zip/c/dailygames/p/1458981/decipher-687-wednesday-2026-05-06
Ichinin 
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Stephen Hayes#Animal #Communication #Crows #Cognition #Codes #Ciphers #Networks
Fascinating.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=OUOP...
Crow Communication Was Just De...
Crow Communication Was Just De...
Crow Communication Was Just Decoded… What It Reveals About Humans Is Shocking
illestpreachaPoetic Carousel 8
#NaPoWriMo #NaPoGenMo #Ruby #Python #Carousel
Blog/Ruleset : https://blog.illestpreacha.com/napowrimo-genmo2026-matricepoem2
For the 19th poem of NaPoWriMo/NaPoGenMo 2026, Poetic Carousel 8 rules are coded in Ruby & Python: Where the starting letter of each word is derived from a 4x4 matrix that is generated with no repeat letters and then transposed.
Bring your Resolve Strongly
Hoping Gains Unanimously Proceeds
During all Quests, Ventures
Merging levels, Knowledgeable Conquests
Blending Humor. Drama, Memoirs
Your goals, actions ,luck
Resonating ultra quality Knowledge
splurging past various content
#creativecoding #napowrimo2025 #napogenmo2026 #lineralgebra #worldbuilding #mathematical #linearalgebra #napowrimo24 #matix #ciphers
ResearchBuzz: FirehoseThe Register: Virtual SG-41 project brings Nazi cipher machine to life in the browser . “An enthusiast has built a digital 3D model of the SG-41 cipher machine, replete with wheels, levers, and stepping logic, accessible via a browser.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/15/the-register-virtual-sg-41-project-brings-nazi-cipher-machine-to-life-in-the-browser/
Dæmon S.After two bottles of alcoholic beverage and sleep deprivation, you may not believe it because it's too good to be true, but I did the following... thing: I thought of a phrase, then I thought of its hexadecimal ASCII representation; then, for each hex digit, I thought of its representation in phonetic/radio communication alphabet (e.g. 0 = negative, 1 to 9 = one to nine, a = alpha, b = bravo, c = charlie, delta, echo, all the way to f = fox being the maximum hex digit possible), then I thought of this as Morse code (e.g. echo = . -.-. .... ---). No previous note taking (except for the "My mind is a Matrioshka" in Morse at the beginning of the note, although it was no help because I was encoding from ASCII rather than from Morse), no tools (no tools before the encoding; used tools after I was done with the encoding in order to check how much I got correct), no top-down writing, I processed everything in my mind and the only thing I wrote was the result in Morse. Of course, I missed some letters and one letter got replaced (because I thought of a 2 (72, r) instead of a 3 (73, s)), but the overall result quite of managed to do it.
The phrase? "My mind is a Matrioshka" as a meta-reference to the very thing I was trying to do: wrapping up several layers of encoding (text -> ASCII hex -> phonetics -> Morse). I ended up with "My min i a Matsioska" (I ate some letters during my multilayered thinking, it's not trivial to keep four simultaneous lines of thought, especially while drunk).
There's no use for this except for covert communication (but communication requires a peer, and I have none, let alone a peer nerd enough to manage such an "ability"). It's pointless. I managed to memorize the fucking ASCII table (earlier, I even recalled that I can recall of the ASCII code for apostrophe, it's 0x27, question mark is 0x3f for "Ontological Collapse" OC -> F3 -> 3F), it's also pointless. Morse may be useful for ham radio (but I don't do any QSO because I got no QRA).
I recorded the screen while I was doing this multilayered encoding. It took me 9 minutes to try and write "My mind is a Matrioshka". The screenshots happened afterwards as I then reverted back the encoding I made mentally. Well, you believe if you want to.
#ciphers #encoding #morse #morsecode
The phrase? "My mind is a Matrioshka" as a meta-reference to the very thing I was trying to do: wrapping up several layers of encoding (text -> ASCII hex -> phonetics -> Morse). I ended up with "My min i a Matsioska" (I ate some letters during my multilayered thinking, it's not trivial to keep four simultaneous lines of thought, especially while drunk).
There's no use for this except for covert communication (but communication requires a peer, and I have none, let alone a peer nerd enough to manage such an "ability"). It's pointless. I managed to memorize the fucking ASCII table (earlier, I even recalled that I can recall of the ASCII code for apostrophe, it's 0x27, question mark is 0x3f for "Ontological Collapse" OC -> F3 -> 3F), it's also pointless. Morse may be useful for ham radio (but I don't do any QSO because I got no QRA).
I recorded the screen while I was doing this multilayered encoding. It took me 9 minutes to try and write "My mind is a Matrioshka". The screenshots happened afterwards as I then reverted back the encoding I made mentally. Well, you believe if you want to.
#ciphers #encoding #morse #morsecode
BGDon 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 👨💻Exploring the world of the artist known as ECDSA!
In the latest TechAptitude post we dive into the primary cryptographic algorithm used in many blockchain based systems including Bitcoin and Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Avalanche - Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm (ECDSA).
We review ECDSA and how it secures cryptocurrencies like BitCoin and Ethereum.
https://open.substack.com/pub/techaptitude/p/ecdsa-cryptographys-role-in-securing?r=vn8b8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true #Crypto #CryptoCurrencies #Cryptography #Ciphers #Security #PQC #ECDSA #BlockChain #BitCoin #Ethereum #TechAptitude #KeyPairs #EllipticCurve #CyberSecurity
It is a matter of time before Quantum Computing gains the ability to crack today’s core public key encryption methods.
Our latest post on TechAptitude outlines the efforts by NIST to generate new cryptography standards to help withstand future quantum powered cyber attacks. Check it out!
https://techaptitude.substack.com/p/quantum-technologies-nist-drives #Cryptography #Quantum #QuantumTechnology #QuantumComputing #NIST #FIPS #CodeBreaker #Encryption #QDay #PQC #PostQuantumCryptography #Passwords #Ciphers #Algorithm #TechAptitude
Public Domain Image ArchiveFrom Barnard’s Universal Criminal Cipher Code for Telegraphic Communication between Chiefs of Police, Sheriffs, Marshals and other Peace Officers of the United States and Canada, compiled by Floyd Shock (1895).
Source: University of Alberta Libraries / Internet Archive
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/3f8eb50c-6514-4278-ba1c-6f966a23c6d7
#books #education #language #dictionaries #vocabulary #ciphers #words #communication #police #codes #encryption #art #publicdomain
