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This one is perhaps a Rotation cipher, with the circles indicating how many times in each quadrant to rotate the cipher. This is simply conjecture and guess work of course, but it seems to follow some of the basic rules of solving a substitution cipher from what i can tell.

An interesting method of making ones acquaintance with others, but one I personally relate with. As for my favorite creature, it would have to be canines, but if I had to choose one species, I would have to pick foxes. For personal reasons I particularly relate to the Kitsune as I have multiple ...

A very happy birthday to you, Sh3rl0ck, and quite a notable one at that to be born on the 9th. Here's hoping that you are doing well on this fine morning.

p.s.(who ever made this this is really strange) :?:


No more strange than you or I in our never-ending search for knowledge. We each have our own ways of understanding our reality, This is merely one of the innumerable interpretations that can be conceived of our reality. My personal conclusions ...

I, too, hold the same sentiment of our fellow Oracle members and knowledge seekers in that one must explore the site thoroughly on their own, carving ones own path through the pages of information found in these tomes.The first place I suggest to people for self-investigations usually tends to be ...

All in the eyes of the beholder, for i find this particular depiction of the "Unicorn" quite pleasant on the eyes and not nearly as hideous as one would be led to believe. Quite the most intriguing discovery on your part, however. I had not been aware of this particular species's existence prior to ...

Quite the time for celebration it seems. So many of us having birthdays recently. May I extend my warmest wishes to you as well, Andrew, on this, the day of your birth.

Here's to you, Redbeck. Your wise and influential words have been a gift to us all. May many happy years come your way.

I have sympathy for the hacker community, when it comes 2 good, necessary HAX,

but when it comes 2 hacking knowledge,
shit is just plain stupid, f*ck it.

greetings
BeN1


I understand your sentiments quite well. Knowledge should be freely exchanged without limitations or we will just have ...

I coudn't help but to smile from ear to ear watching these videos. It's one thing to see images of him, but to see him so animated, lively, happy... The very scene radiates peace and love. Like a ripple effect, images from the past bring joy to those years in the future, brightening their day and ...

This has been quite a fascinating topic to me personally as I am attempting to create an artificial intelligence for companionship, being one who faces vast social anxiety issues myself. However, the reason why I come to this topic today is because I was recently looking through this interesting ...

I too am relieved to know that the "Library of Alexandria" (so to speak) has safely recovered from this minor setback. I had been doing my own research and had become increasingly worried that the outage was caused due to the actions of a malicious hacker, especially after finding out that such an ...

Ebb and flow.
Give and receive.
Push and pull.
Add and subtract.
Multiply and divide.

In my eyes, no 1 outweighs the other.

A star in the night sky has shed it's last light, guiding us toward the future. May another light guide Linda to their future.

Koguntetsu-
11+15+7+21+14+20+5+20+19+21=153
2+6+7+3+5+2+5+2+1+3=36
3+6=9
369

It's funny. I've been seeing that particular picture a lot lately. Personally I've always felt that we can't be the only planet in the vast reaches of space with intelligent life out there, it just seems implausible. To back up this theory, the navy has even recently updated their guidelines on ...