>>1
A simple one-to-one letter remapping function does not count as an "encryption algorithm." On top of this, nobody wants your shitty PHP ``code'' so I politely suggest that you fuck off back to /g/.
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Anonymous2009-03-31 1:53
Qw ~@lel asft
Hey guys, I wrote my own one time pad. I'll write down on a peice of paper the process I went through to think of what characters to substitute if you can decipher it. I used my own biological touring-complete automaton read: brain to generate the random permutation, so it is crackable if you can compute the state of the universe and work backwards in time to determine the exact transpiration of events as I generated it. Get cracking boys and most importantly have fun- you only go round once.
-Anal Touring
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Anonymous2009-03-31 3:00
>>6
I don't think it's a simple substitution cipher (unless OP's a very bad speller), but it doesn't look like it's more complex than a broken implementation of Vigenère.
Sup /prog/. See if you cna decrypt this. It's generated from keyboard_rage_after_fucking_20_asian_hookers_and_drinking_50_shots_of_jack_in_10_minutes.pl which I created several years ago.
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>>27
First you make a dumb mistake, then you pretend it wasn't a mistake at all, then you pretend you were trolling all along.
This is not masterful trollery worthy of /prog/. This is barely /b/-level.