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Posted By: ryo asuka <ryo_asuka@japan.com> In Response To: Re: To everything, Turn, Turn, Turn... (Luigi)
Date: 13 June 2001, 06:28
> The most common example of this sort of thing nowadays is the
> ROT-13 'code' commonly found in Usenet messages. ROT-13ing
> _CCTGLW produces gibberish, as do many of the other combinations.
> However , ROT-16ing _CCTGLW seems to make sense. It produces
> _RRIVAL, which clearly must be ARRIVAL -- and that just happens
> to be the name of the first level in Marathon. Although this might
> be (and with my luck, probably is...) a coincidence, this would make
> the first glyph an L.
hey Dave! that's some pretty spiffy work there! it makes total sense too, in many ways.
First, it solves the inner pictograms of the glyphs clearly.
Second, it sorta points the "wonderful story" in the diretion of something Marathon, and
Third, your ROT- codes might help in figuring out what those outer numbers are for by wrapping the alphabet around, so to speak (ludicrous numbers like 97=R, 29=C). But hey, I could be wrong... ^^;;
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