[RINGS] 'Follow blindly' solved

I know NOTHING about decryption, but i think you need a 'key'

could cygnus be the key ?

or am I talking bollox

Personally, I do not think it is a code... I have not seen any is only 0123 in them. I could be mistaken though

could it be some text that 5 or someone has written that we have to apply it to ?

ie third letter, third letter, second letter
or third word, thid word, second word etc ??

i tried that with a couple of published things but it didn't work

interesting this "blind" theme keeps cropping up, we are sooo missing the point there, I even wondered if the dots could be braille, but there are only 6 dots in the braille alphabet

When I look at it:

332123212123130222133312231312222121232132023221231321322

I see the ones as word breaks so that it would read:

332 232 2 23 30222 333 223 3 2222 2 232 3202322 23 32 322.

I still don't know what to do with this but I thought I'd throw it out there. It looks like a sentence. Maybe the numbers don't matter, just the pattern. Maybe we can find a sentence on Cormeline's page that fits the pattern?

JC your page is great. It's so helpful to see what others have tried. Thanks for doing that.

the word code has appeared on ftr.com

Maybe this is a pointer for the number string.

*thinking about what the code could be...*

It does look very familiar for some reason.

could the code be:

one at a time
find them one
then the other
then the last
our convergence
is secure
one now

and we apply the 33212 etc to it ??

seems to break into threes nicely, anything more than that i don't know

Perhaps "c o d e" referes to the code of Hammurabi? Maybe these numbers relate to that somehow?

hey guys just an observation, number 112 in hammurabi's codex refers to gold, silver and precious stones:

112. If any one be on a journey and entrust silver, gold, precious stones, or any movable property to another, and wish to recover it from him; if the latter do not bring all of the property to the appointed place, but appropriate it to his own use, then shall this man, who did not bring the property to hand it over, be convicted, and he shall pay fivefold for all that had been entrusted to him.

probably nothing

hmmm, I wouldn't discount anything

perhaps code is the key to the encryption.

Ok, I have takent he letters C O D E and matched them to the numbers.

C O D E (here I started with the numbers inside the 0 then moved each letter over the about of each number)
000000000000000oeodocecdcececdcdcoecdoeceo00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0

C=0 O=1 D=2 E=3
eedodedododeoecdddoeeeoddeoeoddddododedoedcdeddodeoedoedd

C=0 O=2 D=3 E=1
ddoeodoeoeodedcoooedddeoodedeooooeoeodoedocodooeodedoedoo

C=0 O=3 D=2 E=1
oodedodededoeocdddeoooeddoeoeddddededodeodcdoddedoeodeodd

Here are the first few... click on the link below for the full list... Hope it helps someone....
www.icebunnies.com...



[edit on 19-6-2004 by JCMinJapan]

if it is a code and not a cypher or an encryption it shouldn't need a key.
breaking it int threes then converting from base 4 to base 10 gives:

62 27 22 27 28 42 31 54 45 54 42 25 46 30 11 41 45 57 58

three numbers repeat. the highest number is 62, lowest 11. that's a largre spread. i don't really know what to do with it.

my guess is that someone will find whatever was used to create it before anybody actually cracks the 'code'

one more thing ppl, i noticed that two 1's or 0's never touch, like they are seperating something
eg : 332123212123130222133312231312222121232132023221231321322

332 1 232 1 2 1 23 1 3 0 222 1 333 1 223 1 3 1 2222 1 2 1 232 1 32 0 2322 1 23 1 32 1 322

oh and i tried the 0's and 1's in binary came up with a division sign (�)

[edit on 19-6-2004 by Nosferatu Zodd]

strange extra text appears at the bottom of the source code for FTR page....could this mean something?

[edit on 19-6-2004 by tjack]

[edit on 19-6-2004 by tjack]

Originally posted by tjack
strange extra text appears at the bottom of the source code for FTR page....could this mean something?

[edit on 19-6-2004 by tjack]

[edit on 19-6-2004 by tjack]

where?

At the bottom it says:

< ! - - -

c o d e

- - - >




[edit on 19/6/04 by angloshot]

I'm thinking that the other information that came with the 0123 code might have some significance. /three/of/the/four/ says:

---| bytes processed: 198534
---| process time: 0.003
---| file length: 912
---| parse code: three/of/the/four

and /three/of/the/four/blindly/ says:

---| bytes processed: 882937741
---| process time: 0.049
---| file length: 22378
---| parse code: three/of/the/four/blindly

This is interesting to me because the clue on /three/of/the/four/ would have been a larger file than blindly/ but the numbers say that blindly/ is larger... if that is what the numbers are supposed to mean.

Wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts.

If you take 332123212123130222133312231312222121232132023221231321322

and break it up evenly at the 28th letter from BOTH sides you get

3321232121231302221333122313
1
2222121232132023221231321322

assume the '1' in the middle is a spacer, and we'll get rid of it. Now you have.....

3321232121231302221333122313
2222121232132023221231321322

Now notice the the number below the top number, or voce verse in SOME cases, is only 1 number apart. Now if you seperate the ones that are 1 njumber apart, you get....

33 2 12321212 3 1 30 2 221 3 3312 2 3 13
22 2 21212321 3 2 02 3 221 2 3132 1 3 22

The third set of numbers is EXACT, but backwords. The 8th set is exact. The 10th has the same numbers, but i a different order.

There could be something to this, but I'm not too good with this type of stuff.

It could explain the


Hopefully my pointing it out can help someone who IS good with this stuff, if something is indeed there.

Oh, and if you're woundering why I broke them up into sections as the y are, i did that where they are either off by 1, or not.

[edit on 19-6-2004 by AnonymousPoster4]

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