@previous (C)
its a simple substitution cypher with the every digit of the output modified by a highschool teir algebra problem(no doubt of the scholastic level that it existed in before realizing its passion as a semen-powered ottoman and flunking out)
the secret message is thus: "We wuz kangz an sheeitt, now pound my nigussy, crackers."
@previous (decoder ring)
Is it possible for a substitution cypher to produce an output with 23 unique characters when the input only has 16 unique characters?
@previous (D)
The last two characters are 28… the decoded string is also 28 characters long…
(Edited 51 seconds later.)
Nobody has figured it out yet. I’m surprised.