Domain: rot13.com
Stories and comments across the archive that link to rot13.com.
Comments · 47
-
Most popular hostname with those passwords
If only that were true. Sigh.
-
Re:Let us endeavour to create better encription
For awesome powa
Hasn't the majority of the internet already applied that twice?
-
Let us endeavour to create better encription
For awesome powa
-
http://www.rot13.com
Unencrypted via http://www.rot13.com/
In an unprecedented move sure to shake up the world of particle physics, CERN announced on Monday that it will give away its newly-discovered Higgs boson particles in a lottery. But given the rarity of Higgs boson particles only one particle is created out of one million million collisions CERN will only be able to reward 10 lucky winners. 'At CERN, we have always believed in sharing the results of our research, and the time has come to make that tangible,' said CERN director of research Sergio Bertolucci. 'This is our way of saying thanks for the incredible level of enthusiasm that has greeted this discovery.
-
Re:Facebook Censoring Torrent Link
-
Re:Ordering and Convergence
I'll counter that with this:
I looked at a roster of my son's high school, and found all of the families that contained exactly 2 children, both of whom are students at the school.
a) I randomly selected one of these families. Their first child is a boy. What is the probability that the second one is a boy?
b) I randomly selected another of these families, and randomly selected a child from that family. He is a boy. What is the probability that the other is a boy?
This problem demonstrates that the motive and methods of the chooser may have a great deal to do with the resulting probability. The answer to a and b are identical. Know why?
[The answer is in Rot13. Click to decode.]
Zl fba tbrf gb na nyy oblf fpubby. Gurersber, gur punapr bs fryrpgvat n obl ner bar uhaqerq creprag. -
Re:Say what?
Flying is easy if you're the only bird in the air.
Flocking is not easy. Thousands of flamingoes can fly together and land together without killing or maiming each other. I doubt that many humans can "flock" like that.
It's more like formation flying.
OK, you Slashdot folks are a smart group. Answer this simple question:
When ducks fly in formation, it's often a V pattern, with one side of the V slightly longer than the other side.
Why is that?
-
Re:But...
If you're using any sort of skill to decipher that, you're doing it wrong.
-
Re:New Text Document.xxe
For those of you who don't get it, the Caesar Cipher is the origin of ROT13. You can decode the message above with this tool:
-
Re:About Bruce Schneier
Vs lbh nfxrq Oehpr Fpuarvre gb qrpelcg guvf, ur'q pehfu lbhe fxhyy jvgu uvf ynhtu.
No, you are wrong. Only Puhpx Abeevf could do this.
-
Re:About Bruce Schneier
Vs lbh nfxrq Oehpr Fpuarvre gb qrpelcg guvf, ur'q pehfu lbhe fxhyy jvgu uvf ynhtu.
No, you are wrong. Only Puhpx Abeevf could do this.
-
Re:what about google?
It's not any sort of obfuscation. They just use some simple ROT13 on the answers. I've been able to get answers to my questions by checking the page source, copying the ROT13'd text in question, and pasting it into http://www.rot13.com./
-
Re:That is nothing
-
Re:Nerds with something to hide
There's always http://www.rot13.com/
;) -
Re:Posted notice?
Sabeq? =OP
-
Re:In firefox...
So, what cool keyword searches do people like to have?
All the obvious ones mentioned by people, of course, plus:- Dozens for a couple small sites I use.
- Queries for common DB queries using PhpMyAdmin on box. (for example, 'ecdbqid' for looking up eC user by id; localdb just for PhpMyAdmin on localhost.)
- demd5 for a reverse md5 lookup (+ demd5a through demd5c in case it's not found in the first database).
- de for http://www.dict.cc/?s=%25s
- e2 for Everything2
- ol for Onelook
- anagram for http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?anag
r am=%25s - dns for http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ptr.ch?ip=%25s
- Shortcuts for numerous Google searches, of course.
- rot13 for http://rot13.com/index.php?text=%25s
- ensv for http://www.tranexp.com:2000/InterTran?type=text&f
r om=eng&to=swe&text=%25s (At some point, I intend to define keywords for all the combos, but I think I have to edit bookmarks.html directly to do that en masse.)
-
Re:So it is.
I didn't "work it out", I just had a link handy to the binary - text translator. Same as that, I have the awesoma powa of Rot13 to help me when I read ASR.
And no, I never take anything I read here for granted either.
-
Rescue on Fractalus!Playing this game, a simple search and rescue game, was the first game that scared the crap out of me. And this was on my Atari 800XL.
Spoilers ROT13ed below:
Va gur tnzr, lbh ner gb ynaq lbhe fuvc ol gur qbjarq cvybgf. Bapr lbh unir ynaqrq, lbh'yy urne gur cvybgf jnyx hc gb lbhe fuvc. Lbh jrer gbyq gb jnvg hagvy gur cvybgf xabpx ba gur fvqr bs gur fuvc orsber lbh bcra gur qbbe naq yrg gurz va. Fb nsgre gur cvybgf jnyx hc, lbh ner yvfgravat vagragyl... Naq gura, CBJ! Na nyvra gung unq nyernq qvfcbfrq bs gur cvybg whzcf va sebag bs lbhe jvaqbj! Vs lbh qba'g ghea ba gur fuvryqf gb qvfcrafr jvgu uvz, ur pbzrf guebhtu gur jvaqbj gb qvfcrafr jvgu lbh.
-
Re:Just so I actually understand this correctly
You have not proven that you can distinguish between the two, only that you think you can.
But, you are wrong - your answer demonstrated that you CAN'T distinguish between bits from "art" and bits from "information." Because if you could, you would have written an answer that would have worked.
To keep things honest, I publically recorded the correct answer immediately after posting the challenge:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=200217&cid=164 47659
You'll find http://www.rot13.com/ to be helpful in understanding the answer and how you got it wrong.
(Word to the wise - don't ever try to bluff out somebody holding the proverbial nut flush.)
Too bad you got all caught up in your own cleverness and couldn't see the forest for the trees.
Perhaps now you might want to explain how a spreadsheet is different from "a work of art?" Seeing as how you so kindly quoted my question in your last message. -
Svefg Cbfg!
Behold the power of Rot 13! It's ten times more powerful than that weak Rot 3.
-
I'm using one...
Vg jbexf terng! V uvtuyl erpbzzraq vg gb rirelbar. Vg znxrf zl qngn *irel* frpher.
(hint to the clueless: ROT13) -
Re:I'm a warezing d00d
Looking for psy?
nyg.ovanevrf.fbhaqf.zc3.tbn-genapr
Use the secret decoder ring, batman! -
rot13Seems you aren't familiar with rot13. It is an encryption algorithm where characters are moved 13 places down the line, wrapping around. One thing about it, you can use the same method to decrypt it, since there are 26 letters in our alphabet.
-
Re:The Secret Phrase
It is also referred to as ROT13 since you just move each character 13 spaces to the side.
-
3 services to 3 houses...You'll want a pen & paper for this one...
A very small town is being planned. This town consists of just 6 buildings - 3 houses, and 3 service buildings - a gasworks, a power station, and a waterworks.
Each house must recieve all 3 services - gas, water and electricity.
To recieve a service, the house must be connected to the service building by a pipe*. The pipes can be as long as you like, and have as many corners or junctions as needed. However, the pipes from the different services must not cross at any point. The pipes can also not be routed through the houses, the houses are an endpoint only.
So in super-lameo-ASCII vision (ignore the dots, they're just there because Slashdot doesn't seem to like strings of spaces), the design for a 2 house town would look like this:Electricity
So the question is, can you find an optimal design for a 3 house town?
|-----------|
|...........|
|--house1--|.....|
water|..........|gas..|
|--house2--|.....|
|...........|
|-----------|
*the truly observant amongst you will note that electricity tends to travel down wires rather than pipes. Nothing to say the wire's not inside of a pipe though, is there?
Answer in ROT-13. Paste here to decode
Ybbx pnershyyl ng gur dhrfgvba, "pna lbh svaq na bcgvzny qrfvta?" Ab, lbh pnaabg, fvapr lbh pna'g svaq n jbexvat qrfvta ng nyy. Vs lbh jnag gb trg ernyyl fznegnefr nobhg vg lbh pna chapu n ubyr guebhtu lbhe cncre naq pbaarpg lbhe cvcr gb gur bgure fvqr, be jenc nebhaq gur rqtrf gb onfvpnyyl znxr vg 3 qvzrafvbany naq nibvq pebffvat lbhe yvarf, ohg ernyyl, gung'q or nobhg nf purnc nf.. jryy, nf zr nfxvat guvf dhrfgvba va gur svefg cynpr. -
Two doors, Two computers, and a BombI've seen variants listed above, but this is the harder (and well, true) version.
You are stuck in a room that has only 2 doors and 2 computers. One computer always tells the truth, and one computer always lies, but you do not know which computer is which. You can only ask one of the two computers a YES or NO question. If one door sets of a bomb, and the other door leads to freedom, what question do you ask that will always allow you to safely exit the room?
Please ROT13 your answers. http://www.rot13.com/index.php -
Re:Easy
I have been planning a move to Cambodia!
(Specifically to Sihanookville, from Munich Germany, where I am currently an English teacher. [I'm 22].)
Please email me (rot13'd address: eiventu ng lnubb qbg pbz) if I could ask you a few questions.
Thanks!! -
Bayl Abegu Xbernaf qb bhgfbheprq rapelcgvba!!!
-
Perhaps its time for another layer of protection.
We could just couple it with another widely used industry standard
-
rot13.com
Or just http://www.rot13.com/, if you don't mind sending your cleartext via HTTP.
-
Re:Article text, ROT13'd for the paranoid
In case, the article is
/.ed ROT13 the encrypted text to get back the article :)
ROT13 en/decoder -
Re:Size?
Whoops, I spotted a second error in your calculations which I had carried into my calculation in my other reply to you. So my other reply has the wrong answer
:(
The correct answer (I hope!):
Vg fubhyq or (AVARGRRA-avar) gvzrf (AVARGRRA-rvtug) rdhnyf bar uhaqerq naq gra, cyhf gur guerr qbhoyr fvmr fdhnerf. Svany gbgny bar uhaqerq naq guvegrra.
Decoding link.
- -
Re:What did the bubble get right???
-
ROT-13?
How's this for ROT-13?
Bu abrf! Yrkne = shknerq!
-
Is it just me,
-
Re:My God, it's full of primes! Seriously!
Put the name of the text file, ncevysbby, into this here Rot13 translator, and you will see that it spells aprilfool.
-
Re:Who needs it?
Guess they've never seen ROT13 before. =)
-
Re:I have Planescape: Torment
Rot13: Lbh pna orng gur ynfg obff guebhtu qvnybt. V qba'g erpnyy jung cngu gb gnxr fvapr vg'f orra lrnef, ohg lbh fubhyq or noyr gb jva jvgubhg guebjvat n chapu (be n sveronyy). Gurer zvtug or n erdhvfvgr nzbhag bs Jvfqbz gb trg gur qvnybt bcgvba, gubhtu, V qba'g xabj. Jura V cynlrq V nyjnlf gevrq gb znk bhg zl zragny fgngf gb trg gur zbfg bhg bs qvnybt.
-
Re:Why is he still considered Science Fiction?
But Cryptonomicon is not very science fiction-y.
Wrong. Cryptonomicon, Quicksilver, and the Confusion is science-fiction.
Reason is ROT13'ed for spoilers.
Ubj znal cbyvgvpny rfcvbantr obbxf unir na vzzbegny punenpgre?
Rabpu Ebbg vf vzzbegny. Ur nyfb nccrnef gb unir gur cbjre gb envfr gur qrnq, ng yrnfg, Obool Funsgbr oryvrirf Rabpu unf guvf cbjre va Pelcgbabzvpba.
Va Dhvpxfvyire, ur unf nanpebavfgvp xabjyrqtr nobhg veba naq narzvn gung nccrnef gb or qryvorengr. Ur vf nyfb engure ybat yvirq naq va rkpryyrag pbaqvgvba sbe uvf ntr (fnzr nf va Pelcgbabzvpba.
Va gur Pbashfvba, Ybgune pbasvezf gung Rabpu vf vzzbegny nobhg unysjnl guebhtu gur obbx. (V unira'g svavfurq gur obbx, ohg gur pbire oyheo nyfb zragvbaf n cevrfg ergheavat sebz gur qrnq juvpu fbhaqf yvxr vg fubhyq vaibyir Rabpu.)
More importantly, I believe that Stephenson himself considers Cryptonomicon and the Baroque Cycle SF for the reasons given above.
-
all you need to know about information security
-
Re:For the security-lingo disadvantaged...
-
Re:For the security-lingo disadvantaged...
Rot13.com, dude.
-
Re:Call Ashcroft!
Anonymous Coward:
Hi, I'm wondering if you think there's a future for ROT13. I've heard it's pretty secure...
Paul:
While you may have figured out my super-secret ROT13 cipher, nobody will ever crack *this* message because I switched to our ultra-secret plan B: applying a Caeser cipher 13 times :-).
http://www.rot13.com/index.php -
Try www.rot13.com
http://www.rot13.com/index.php gives you the awesoma powa of rot13. -
Try www.rot13.com
http://www.rot13.com/index.php gives you the awesoma powa of rot13. -
To do rot13 from the command lineIf you don't have a rot13 program, you can just do
echo "Grkg" | tr '[n-za-mN-ZA-M]' '[a-zA-Z]'
so, for instance, you would decode his hint above with the command
echo "Na rzcgl cnffjbeq jvyy cnff guvf purpx orpnhfr gur pbqr hfrf gur yratgu
bs gur hfre ragel, abg gur yratg u bs gur pbeerpg cnffjbeq. Bgure cbgragvny
ceboyrzf (ohssre biresybjf, rgp.) ner yrsg nf na rkrepvfr sbe gur ernqre.
[Funzryrff cyht: Vs lbh rawbl ceboyrzf yvxr guvf, unir fgebat frphevgl
rkcrevrapr, pbzzhavp ngr jryy, naq jnag n wbo ng n sha (naq cebsvgnoyr)
pbzcnal, ivfvg uggc://jjj.pelcgbtencul.pbz/pbzcnal/pnerref.ugzy." |
tr '[n-za-mN-ZA-M]' '[a-zA-Z]'Of course, you can also go to http://www.rot13.com/ and enter your text thar.
-
A secret message for your 10th birthday...
"unccl oveguqnl, ctc!"
To unencrypt, copy & paste your secret message at rot13.com. Oh, and ignore my sig--Phil will explain it to you when you are a little older...