I'm also stuck on the password and don't know where to enter it. I'm still freaking out because I'm not sure that's really the password.)
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My search for where to enter the password is still ongoing...
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Open thy third eye!
Look underneath the underneath!
...yeah that's all i got for the moment.
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GA ended by now, can somebody tell me how this was solved?
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For finding 'judgment' code, simply type JUDGMENT in the box, and then shift the letters to their next ascii value.
And since I can never tell if I'm making sense to others or not, it'd be easier to show you -
Type AaBb in the box and you'll see the pattern.
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Do we shift the letters of the generated password or JUDGMENT?
Edit: I guess I don't know enough puzzle solving because I still couldn't figure it out. Would appreciate the solution spelled out if someone has time.
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shift the letters for the generated password.
as i said above, easier to see for yourself than me explaining. :)
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Yeah, this would probably work. Though the easier method is realizing AaBbCc gives FGJKNO, which means each lower case letter is one higher ASCII value character than it's uppercase one.
So you can just type JUDGMENT, get the answer and then shift each character in it by +1 and you'll get the code for judgment
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Morak explained it a lot better, hopefully that resolves your confusion.
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Just as a clarification to this:
Each letter you input will spit out another letter (or symbol like -];^ )as output. If you make a table with letters a-z and capitals A-Z and map each letter to its output, you may notice that the output of a lowercase letter is the output of the uppercase letter plus one on the ascii table.
for example an A outputs F, lowercase a outputs G (which is F+1)
Since the lower case letters of judgment won't output anything, you can put in JUDGMENT and shift the outputs by +1 to see what judgment should output.
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Listen choom,
You've made an impression, but Pixie says we got to make sure you're on the level - mentally like.
She recently got hold of some antique tech-gadget, and now she is asking you to make sense of this thing. The thing is pretty simple: type in a challenge phrase, and it generates a password response.
She says people used this kind of shit as 'virtual password tokens' way back. Net systems greeted you with a challenge phrase, you typed it into your gadget, and whatever it spilled back at you was your password to log in at that time.
Sounds pretty gonk to us today, ik. However. Pixie says it's a good opportunity for you to show that you have some brains.
Your challenge phrase is: judgment
Get us the corresponding password.
We sabotaged the thing so it would not process any of the letters in your phrase. It'll just barf up an error if you try. Oh, and Pixie says it's also allergic to the letter 'o', for some reason.
Tell us what password should correspond to your challenge phrase. Deduce its inner workings. Do what you have to do. Break the thing if you need to. Just get us the correct password.
No point in calling us again, if you can't figure it out.
Good luck, choom!
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