Try Copying And Pasteing This As The Password:
Hh{6 uEt#>H7(~3Vhw]= ]pq Q
posted by Brian Smith @ 1:24 AM
The Other Side Of Me
This Blog is a documentation, a day-to-day account of my coming out process. This is here so people can read, and see where i've made mistakes and where i've made progress, so that during their coming out they can attempt to avoid or emulate those things. It is also here, to show the struggle me and many others have faced, when coming to terms with our sexuality.
9/12/2005
The Other Side Of Me
This Blog is a documentation, a day-to-day account of my coming out process. This is here so people can read, and see where i've made mistakes and where i've made progress, so that during their coming out they can attempt to avoid or emulate those things. It is also here, to show the struggle me and many others have faced, when coming to terms with our sexuality.
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You are confusing the hell outta me! But then again, I am largely computer stupid, so what gives? I tried this in your password req entry...but nothing.
Oh yea, i forgot to mention...
It's scans the password on keydown. So that means that you need to add a space to the end and then delete it... Sorry about that. I need to look up on the internets if i can change that to on change. Either way, it's stupid; but it took a lot of math to make it say that. A horrible amount of math and i was tired at the time; i think i've met my math quota for this year. Lets just say that i had to convert Hex to Binary and Decimal to Binary then Find the Ascii Vaues of Each Char i wanted and then XOR everything in a certain way... Horrible!
I'm so glad that the Caculator in Winders Converts Hex and Dec to Bin. or i would have gone crazy. I can do it by hand... after refreshing myself with Hex.
Are you more confused then before?
Think of it this way i have a huge database of two chars that equal another char...
Say
A&B = V
B&A = V
V&A = B
V&B = A
Just mathmatically and using every 256 characters ASCII consist of..
BTW, ASCII is just "AaBbCcDdEeFf...1234...?><][;'..." you get the point... it's every basic character that appears on your keybord and a few other characters. Ok, more explantion? Ok the '?' is ASCII Code 63. Ok, now hold down the ALT button and type in 63; then let go of the ALT button... also make sure your in some sort of text editor... You should get a '?'.
Just remember add a space to the end, then delete it. TaDa!
BTW, i would tell you to use the real password, because i updated it, but i'm not going to... because that would let everyone in on my 'fake password' joke. :-p
Uh huh, ok. Oh that made it so much clearer! ;)I will now nod my head up and down, and pretend like i know what you are talking about.
Finally! My Computer Science Degree Can Be Used To Confuse.
It's really simple... I'm just doin fancy math, using numbers that represent letters; ie 63 is a question mark. It's just made complicated because i convert those numbers to differet styles of writing numbers: remember the scientific notation? insted of 1500 it's 1.5x10^3, but this is Binary (Eight 0's and/or 1's) and Hex (Two 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E and/or F's)
85 in Ascii = U
85 in Binary = 01010101
85 in Hex = 55
If you slap your calculator in scientific mode, you can convert numbers to hex and binary easily... Just Select the 'Dec'; type in a number then select 'Bin' or 'Hex'.
The only reason i'm using Hex is that for every number between 0 and 255, there are only 2 digits used, which is a lot better then binary's 8 digits; so i convert everything to Hex to save your bandwidth!
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Ok this is for the nerds:
XOR:
(Ohhhs and Awes)
Lets say i'm going to xor U and ? together:
85 in Ascii = U
85 in Binary = 01010101
85 in Hex = 55
63 in Ascii = ?
63 in Binary = 00111111
63 in Hex = 3F
To Xor we take the Binary and Compare
1 & 0 = 1
1 & 1 = 0
0 & 1 = 1
0 & 0 = 0
01010101
00111111
We take the first digits of each which is 0 and another 0 so our new number starts with a 0
0???????
take the next numbers which is a 1 and a 0; so the next number is a 1:
01??????
We keep doing this till we have
01101010
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01101010 in Decmial = 106
106 in Ascii = j
106 in Hex = 6A
Soo if we xor j with U we'd get ?
and if we xor j with ? we'd get U
You know what i just learned? Winder's Calcuator does Xor... i was doing it by hand... lol. I'm stupid.
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