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On the black/white rows, there is 6-bit code/encoded data (the original orientation is up-side down.) Here are 'paste bins' of the data/code in various formats:
ASCII: https://pastebin.com/mAF7M8pA
HEXADECIMAL: https://pastebin.com/H0tSJaY1
IBM Punch-card data: https://pastebin.com/dGH8Lxam
Secondly, the colored rows create a pretty decent musical ...
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A1 common digits 8, 3
B2 common digits 6, 2
C3 common digit 8
F6 common digit 7
H7 common digit 4
A1, B2, C3, F6, H7 are the answer.
On a push button phone the key has 3 letters on number 2 and the capital letters have 3 letters on number 9. The capital letters have one letter on number 4 ...
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XHYPZ
csbka
the keys are suggesting that
a maps to Z
b maps to Y
c maps to X
d maps to W
e maps to V
f maps to U
g maps to T
h maps to S
i maps to R
j maps to Q
k maps to P
right?
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Partial Answer
Now coming to message.
The Code(thanks to @JS1),
What will we find inside the vault?,
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The message simply reads:
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If we
then we get
where
So
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The answer is
@Deusovi did most of the work on this one, just seeing if I can finish up.
The riddle seems to say
Translation done completely by @Deusovi:
“The symbols are the Shavian alphabet -- but this won't help decode them, because the phonetic assignments aren't correct at all.
I started with
After that break-in, the rest was decoded by finding ...
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Partial answer: text decoded
The symbols are the Shavian alphabet -- but this won't help decode them, because the phonetic assignments aren't correct at all.
I started with
After that break-in, the rest was decoded by finding words with only a few symbols missing and filling them in. The only potential stumbling blocks here are the vowels (which we'll get ...
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So, I started with @Joe-You-Know's answer, and figured there would be more.
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