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Re: 9328490238209

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Originally Posted by MrMARVINMan View Post
This number (9328490238209) when converted from hexadecimal to text, becomes 39 33 32 38 34 39 30 32 33 38 32 30 39. When these numbers are plugged into in ASCII table, they become these characters: ‘! &”’RS !& RS’.
I'm not certain what 'converted from hexadecimal to text' means if this is the answer. I can get a lot of different answers, but that one isn't among them. Also, the character translation isn't square. In decimal, where 39 is an apostrophe (not a single open or close quote), R and S are 82 and 83, which are not represented.

Interpreting the original number as decimal gives "0x01" as the last byte, which can't map to 39 no matter how hard I try. Interpreting it as hexadecimal gives "0x09"; no better. Having 9s, it can't be octal. As far as I can tell, MrMARVINMan's post is all smoke that doesn't even bother with mirrors.

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Its the sum of all the askii codes of all the characters in the encryption password possibly...
or some other mathematical equation...
An average ASCII code is about 75. To reach this sum, you'd need about 128 billion characters. Even if they averaged 128 (just above the highest true ASCII value), it would take 75 billion characters. Doesn't seem likely!
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