I'm lost, I spotted a few repeating patterns, but it doesn't seem to lead me anywhere.

 

D2c3l1g3j23a25g3ib26b3jdd2i13l2g1j135i1b23g2gb13g2c3jk2g23hb1g1hfb13d1g3jdb23k2g1ifb

This is the hard one that I'm challenging people to figure out.

T0dRZ1lUUWdOREVnTkdZZ09HUWdZVFFnT0dRZ05HWWdPVFlnWW1ZZ01qa2dOR1lnT0dRZ1lUUWdNamtnTkdZZ09HUWdZVFFnTkdZZ05HWWdPR1FnWW1ZZ05URWdOR1lnT0dRZ1lUUWdZVFVnTkdZZ09HUWdZalFnWkRNZ05HWWdPR1FnWVRRZ05URWdOR1lnT0dRZ1lUUWdOREVnWm1RPQ==

This one was done the same way as one of Magnet's last ones.

I'm lost, I spotted a few repeating patterns, but it doesn't seem to lead me anywhere.

Good eye though, Mark!

 

pmhnihldjbkmnifmlohdkannnknjppjlgllfijgfanecdlmjndllgfpdhfphho

hehe

 

pmhnihldjbkmnifmlohdkannnknjppjlgllfijgfanecdlmjndllgfpdhfphho

hehe

Let me guess, you just slammed your fists on the keyboard

layealgyfldbvyegfryewfvjewgfyugsyfgyudvsagfuyavsyufdgsadfgausgfesavfyudgsfhvsuyfgsfowpiuwquiwebcyuwpiueyrbpiwqurypwtfiuwqtifeaufgawefgewifg fuelelfeiugf

 

Let me guess, you just slammed your fists on the keyboard

layealgyfldbvyegfryewfvjewgfyugsyfgyudvsagfuyavsyufdgsadfgausgfesavfyudgsfhvsuyfgsfowpiuwquiwebcyuwpiueyrbpiwqurypwtfiuwqtifeaufgawefgewifg fuelelfeiugf

Close, I used a random character generator, I only used the first 16 letters of the alphabet to introduce a red herring.

 

V org lbh purngrq.

 

Close, I used a random character generator, I only used the first 16 letters of the alphabet to introduce a red herring.

Have you ever done this using a coding matrix? Just another way to totally confuse people.

 

It would probably be too hard to decode and I'd get accused of randomness again.

 

Here's a simple example. Start with the word MATH. Change it to its ordered alphabetical equivalence =>13, 1, 20, 8. Write in vertical order, that is row one is 13, 20 and row 2 is 1 ,8 as a square matrix. (I've been spoiled with equation editor and can't seem to get the program on here to do matrices for me.) Then get yourself a coding matrix. I made up: row one -2, 1 and row two 7, 10. Multiply the coding matrix by your original matrix. The result is the encoded matrix of row one -25, -32 and row two 101, 220. Thus, your "coded" word is -25, 101, -32, 220. To use this method you must have square matrices so you fill in zeros if it is not square. To decode the matrix you would need the inverse of the coding matrix. Maybe this isn't for everyone, but interesting to math geeks.

 

I figured out how to do matricies:
\(\left| \begin{array}{ccc} \ 1 & 2 & 3 \\ 4 & 5 & 6 \\ 7 & 8 & 9 \end{array} \right|\)
This is the line to produce it
[tex][\left| \begin{array}{ccc} \ 1 & 2 & 3 \\ 4 & 5 & 6 \\ 7 & 8 & 9 \end{array} \right|[/tex]
There's a sticky at the top of the Math forum that explains some of it.

 

You can use the [plain][/plain] tags to leave special tags unparsed.

 

Thanks! I had found the symbols but I wasn't putting my numbers in quite the right place or using the &. I should have looked for instructions-- after all I am a girl and can do that!

 

Thanks! I had found the symbols but I wasn't putting my numbers in quite the right place or using the &. I should have looked for instructions-- after all I am a girl and can do that!

WOAH, a female member, howd happen!!

 

Ask and thou shall receive: http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/showthread.php?t=60409

 

Ask and thou shall receive: http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/showthread.php?t=60409

I was kidding, and a 2 post thread on LaTex? (very good thread, btw)
did you mean homework help in general?

 

Mine was actually an answer to 1chance's call for help on vbulletin tags.

What do you mean by "did you mean homework help in general?"

 

Mine was actually an answer to 1chance's call for help on vbulletin tags.

What do you mean by "did you mean homework help in general?"

Nevermind, I thought you were referring to my comment on 1chances membership