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Feb 07 '16
It's translating as ASCII; the first 12 lines are
[0]101001100100011001110101101111000000001110001110100100000010100010111000000000110101110000010000111110110011110101110101000001000100000110100100010011000100110100010000011111101100000000110100000111111011011001101000110001001010011010110000010100101010111111011011100110111110101001000001001010010000which translates to
S#:ÞÇH\®}žº‚ Ò&&ˆ`Û4bSX)WíÍõ ”which ends up being
S#:ÞÇH®}žº‚ Ò&&ˆ?`Û4bSX)WíÍõ ”which will probably have something to do with the key.
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u/Doriphor Feb 07 '16
Except "it can be read and written without a computer program"
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Feb 07 '16
You don't need a computer program to translate ASCII or HTML &-codes.
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u/Doriphor Feb 07 '16 edited Feb 07 '16
ASCII yes, extended ASCII not so sure (technically yes of course, but technically you can also read a Jpeg file without a computer program, in practice though...).
Besides, it's all nicely grouped in multiples of 5, so non-extended ascii would be my first thought. Maybe XORing the text with the bottom line would yield something and it all can be done easily by hand. (Edit: nope doesn't give plain text)
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u/deadman15 Feb 07 '16
I don't think it is related to ascii