Dang, I couldn't solve it without the hints dumbstruck skunk, unjust but truthful: suburbs - lustful, hurtful, surplus fungus
idk how would you approach solving this without the second hint?
Also y'all have a cryptology class
Solve this challenging aristocrat my partner gave me awhile back pertaining to a subject taught in school:
GRKV EUPVYI SRYF FWBEAVFQAERV PVRB, NEABZVRKH GRKV VFQAERBU PQAKH SRYF FRHFQW JQPDDPCQU HPI.
The ciphertext H corresponds to the plaintext G
South Woods MS, Syosset HS '21
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Name wrote: ↑February 14th, 2020, 4:20 pm
Solve this challenging aristocrat my partner gave me awhile back pertaining to a subject taught in school:
GRKV EUPVYI SRYF FWBEAVFQAERV PVRB, NEABZVRKH GRKV VFQAERBU PQAKH SRYF FRHFQW JQPDDPCQU HPI.
The ciphertext H corresponds to the plaintext G
So I realized that this is probably too hard so here's a hint I gave out earlier:
The last word is gas
If that isn't enough:
The ciphertext F corresponds to the plaintext H
South Woods MS, Syosset HS '21
BirdSO TD/ES
Past Events: Microbe, Invasive, Matsci, Fermi, Astro, Code, Fossils
1st place MIT Codebusters 2019-2020
1st place NYS Fermi Questions (2019), Astronomy and Codebusters (2021)
Science Olympiad Founder's Scholarship winner
Name wrote: ↑February 14th, 2020, 4:20 pm
Solve this challenging aristocrat my partner gave me awhile back pertaining to a subject taught in school:
GRKV EUPVYI SRYF FWBEAVFQAERV PVRB, NEABZVRKH GRKV VFQAERBU PQAKH SRYF FRHFQW JQPDDPCQU HPI.
The ciphertext H corresponds to the plaintext G
So I realized that this is probably too hard so here's a hint I gave out earlier:
The last word is gas
If that isn't enough:
The ciphertext F corresponds to the plaintext H
thanks for the hint lol, sorry it took so long to respond Zinc reacts with hydrochloric acid, producing zinc chloride along with highly flammable gas.
here's another school related aristocrat; this is part of the directions for an AI lab that is currently the bane of my existence
GVMRRTMVX NLPPBC VLBCR: GVMRRTMVXR HVC RSZZCEVOG TOED VCRNCGE EM EDCOV GCQECV. CJCVS MNCQ RULHVC HNNCHVR OQ FMED H DMVOPMQEHB HQX JCVEOGHB TMVX. QM TMVX OQ EDC GVMRRTMVX ZHS DHNNCQ ETOGC.
Name wrote: ↑February 14th, 2020, 4:20 pm
Solve this challenging aristocrat my partner gave me awhile back pertaining to a subject taught in school:
GRKV EUPVYI SRYF FWBEAVFQAERV PVRB, NEABZVRKH GRKV VFQAERBU PQAKH SRYF FRHFQW JQPDDPCQU HPI.
The ciphertext H corresponds to the plaintext G
So I realized that this is probably too hard so here's a hint I gave out earlier:
The last word is gas
If that isn't enough:
The ciphertext F corresponds to the plaintext H
thanks for the hint lol, sorry it took so long to respond Zinc reacts with hydrochloric acid, producing zinc chloride along with highly flammable gas.
here's another school related aristocrat; this is part of the directions for an AI lab that is currently the bane of my existence
GVMRRTMVX NLPPBC VLBCR: GVMRRTMVXR HVC RSZZCEVOG TOED VCRNCGE EM EDCOV GCQECV. CJCVS MNCQ RULHVC HNNCHVR OQ FMED H DMVOPMQEHB HQX JCVEOGHB TMVX. QM TMVX OQ EDC GVMRRTMVX ZHS DHNNCQ ETOGC.
imagine taking AI Crossword puzzle rules: Crosswords are symmetric with respect to their center. Every open square appears in both a horizontal and vertical word. No word in the crossword may happen twice.
Decode this Affine regarding a story often told at TJ's Computer Systems Lab, where a = 19 and b = 89 (TJHSST's first graduating class was the class of 1989).
L PZPLQFHY RYXJ PBVVJPIJQ IR LYRIOJW PZPLQFHY IOLI IOJZ PORBMQ LQQ L QRRFPQLZ XRBYIQRNY IR L VHLYI QHPKMLZ BPJQ CRW FRYHIRWHYV PXORRM PJWUHXJP. IOJ RIOJW PZPLQFHY FHPOJLWQ IOJ CHWPI LYQ IORBVOI OJ NLP LPTHYV CRW L IBJPQLZ XRBYIQRNY. PHYXJ IOJY, IOJ BKKJW WHVOI XRWYJW RC IOLI QHPKMLZ OLP OLQ L IBJPQLZ XRBYIQRNY, LYQ HI'P YRI VRHYV LYZNOJWJ LYZIHFJ PRRY.
(hopefully I didn't make any spelling errors - let me know if I did!)
smayya337 wrote: ↑February 29th, 2020, 6:00 pm
imagine taking AI Crossword puzzle rules: Crosswords are symmetric with respect to their center. Every open square appears in both a horizontal and vertical word. No word in the crossword may happen twice.
Decode this Affine regarding a story often told at TJ's Computer Systems Lab, where a = 19 and b = 89 (TJHSST's first graduating class was the class of 1989).
L PZPLQFHY RYXJ PBVVJPIJQ IR LYRIOJW PZPLQFHY IOLI IOJZ PORBMQ LQQ L QRRFPQLZ XRBYIQRNY IR L VHLYI QHPKMLZ BPJQ CRW FRYHIRWHYV PXORRM PJWUHXJP. IOJ RIOJW PZPLQFHY FHPOJLWQ IOJ CHWPI LYQ IORBVOI OJ NLP LPTHYV CRW L IBJPQLZ XRBYIQRNY. PHYXJ IOJY, IOJ BKKJW WHVOI XRWYJW RC IOLI QHPKMLZ OLP OLQ L IBJPQLZ XRBYIQRNY, LYQ HI'P YRI VRHYV LYZNOJWJ LYZIHFJ PRRY.
(hopefully I didn't make any spelling errors - let me know if I did!)
i very much wish i wasn't atm also, why is this ciphertext so long?!?!?! i solved it as an aristocrat ngl
A sysadmin once suggested to another sysadmin that they should add a doomsday countdown to a giant display used for monitoring school services. The older sysadmin misheard the first and thought he was asking for a tuesday countdown. Since then, the upper right corner of that display has had a tuesday countdown, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
decipher this vigenere with a 4-letter key word of something my physics teacher said about a senior tradition of not going to school. the sixth, seventh, and eighth letters are "RE G"
Ap gdm'bm vgsvv ly bpco i hcsx ssi, ldf'd kpdv qc kskz. Beai ggv izo ccwhkjkol ptcmcuo. Un kyv dfmm sjydt ly Xwavtn sxl vgd i rzomhwcbtsu wc zsa hcsx ssi.
olivia.m19 wrote: ↑February 29th, 2020, 9:21 pm
i very much wish i wasn't atm also, why is this ciphertext so long?!?!?! i solved it as an aristocrat ngl
A sysadmin once suggested to another sysadmin that they should add a doomsday countdown to a giant display used for monitoring school services. The older sysadmin misheard the first and thought he was asking for a tuesday countdown. Since then, the upper right corner of that display has had a tuesday countdown, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
decipher this vigenere with a 4-letter key word of something my physics teacher said about a senior tradition of not going to school. the sixth, seventh, and eighth letters are "RE G"
Ap gdm'bm vgsvv ly bpco i hcsx ssi, ldf'd kpdv qc kskz. Beai ggv izo ccwhkjkol ptcmcuo. Un kyv dfmm sjydt ly Xwavtn sxl vgd i rzomhwcbtsu wc zsa hcsx ssi.
edit: typo
I'm guessing the key was SKIP... While solving I guessed on some words so they might be wrong but: If you're going to take a skip day, don't call in sick. Just own the unexcused absence. My son once drove to Philly and got a cheesesteak on his skip day.
Might be wrong but I tried
Also when I solved "idf'd i got aon'n" which didnt make sense in the sentence so I just changed it to what I thought fit the sentence
A sysadmin once suggested to another sysadmin that they should add a doomsday countdown to a giant display used for monitoring school services. The older sysadmin misheard the first and thought he was asking for a tuesday countdown. Since then, the upper right corner of that display has had a tuesday countdown, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
Since no one has gone in a while, here's a question:
Alexa misheard you reading a snippet of text off Scioly. Her transcription has been encrypted using monoalphabetic substitution. What did she think you said?
dragonfruit35 wrote: ↑March 6th, 2020, 12:05 pm
Since no one has gone in a while, here's a question:
Alexa misheard you reading a snippet of text off Scioly. Her transcription has been encrypted using monoalphabetic substitution. What did she think you said?
the second-to-last word is HER[\hide]
[/quote]
I hope this is right:
[spoiler]Sky oily as sass in nation one hon dread for tee six a soup erst or by an knee of her nam - Scioly assassination one hundred forty six a souperstore by any other name[/spoiler]
Decrypt this [i]fun[/i] aristocrat I found from an online puzzle:
BMA NYZCDMRB XGUPJR TV XGC KEMSF BYZYOCB JGMIICW LPUXV HYSCB TCVPRW XGC QYUF.
You might need a hint:
[hide]Hint: | The last word is "MARK"
I hope this is right:
Sky oily as sass in nation one hon dread for tee six a soup erst or by an knee of her nam - Scioly assassination one hundred forty six a souperstore by any other name
Decrypt this fun aristocrat I found from an online puzzle:
dragonfruit35 wrote: ↑March 6th, 2020, 12:05 pm
Since no one has gone in a while, here's a question:
Alexa misheard you reading a snippet of text off Scioly. Her transcription has been encrypted using monoalphabetic substitution. What did she think you said?
the second-to-last word is HER[\hide]
[/quote]
I hope this is right:
[spoiler]Sky oily as sass in nation one hon dread for tee six a soup erst or by an knee of her nam - Scioly assassination one hundred forty six a souperstore by any other name[/spoiler]
Decrypt this [i]fun[/i] aristocrat I found from an online puzzle:
BMA NYZCDMRB XGUPJR TV XGC KEMSF BYZYOCB JGMIICW LPUXV HYSCB TCVPRW XGC QYUF.
You might need a hint:
[hide]Hint: | The last word is "MARK"
I hope this is right:
Sky oily as sass in nation one hon dread for tee six a soup erst or by an knee of her nam - Scioly assassination one hundred forty six a souperstore by any other name
Decrypt this fun aristocrat I found from an online puzzle:
That was a toughie. Six javelins thrown by the quick savages whizzed forty paces beyond the mark.. Could someone else can take over for me and post a quote, need to do the hw i've been putting off (lol)
