That polyalphabetic one was satisfying, I wanted to include tables for each alphabet and the tabula recta etc, but had to cut the out to save space. Now I have space!
Well, there's a one-to-one relationship: A is 65 and vice versa uniquely, isn't it? That one of the sets isn't alphabetic doesn't matter in my opinion.
I sound like death when I am alone,
Though I am no longer made of bone.
With a friend our shapes may range
From the eyes of a serpent to the cars on a train.
But that's just in my basic form.
In other shapes, please be forewarned
Blood will spill and heads will ro...
Righty, braille and morse moved to the 'Other ciphers' answer, under the heading 'symbolic ciphers'. ASCII and alternate bases have been left until a consensus is met
ASCII (and Unicode) are just methods of converting characters to numbers, and bases are just different ways of writing those numbers. So when people say "hex", they mean "ASCII codes interpreted as hexadecimal numbers"
base64 is slightly different - it's an actual encoding
I really have no idea, and people seem to be saying different things for each. I think the safest thing to do is to move them all to 'other' and let you explain
Maybe Braille, Morse, A1Z26, and flag semaphore should all be combined into a single section called "substitution ciphers" that just has a brief description of each, and then a table with all of the encodings?
I don't think there's a need to treat each of them separately - after all, they're the same thing but with different symbols (as long as you aren't using Grade II Braille or morse digraphs)
While working in your basement, you notice there is a portion of concrete which is not like the rest. It is funny you never noticed it before, but most of the time there was a rug covering it. Tapping on the area made a somewhat hollow sound, so hammer in hand, you smash into the concrete... Hand...
@Sid One of the biggest hassles for Android users moving to Apple is the file transfers. Putting anything onto your phone (music, video, pictures, etc.) has to be done via iTunes. I find it to be a real pain, and it's one of the main reasons I switched to Android.
You can still remove pictures you took with the phone and stuff just by plugging it into the computer, but putting stuff on is a real pain.
You also have to get used to not having as much control over the look and feel (and functionality) of your phone.
Anyone know of a polyalphabetic substitution cipher that preserves case and punctuation? Obviously I could just create a custom base 85/91/94 vigenere variant, but it would serve my purposes better if it was a "well known" cipher with an actual name and existing online implementations.
I once met this cute polyalphabetic substitution cipher that preserves case and punctuation on the bus and tried to get her number, but she gave me a fake one. So unfortunately I never did get to know her.
I sound like death when I am alone,
Though I am no longer made of bone.
With a friend our shapes may range
From the eyes of a serpent to the cars on a train.
But that's just in my basic form.
In other shapes, please be forewarned
Blood will spill and heads will ro...
A naval leader, but without a boat; On water never was he meant to float, Though unlike all the others of his ilk, He took command upon a sea of milk.
