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  • Category: Cryptology
  • Founded: Nov 5, 1999
  • Language: English
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To exchange views and discuss the "£10,000 cipher challenge" in Simon Singh's "The Code Book." The challenge was solved on October 12, 2000, by Fredrik Almgren, Gunnar Andersson, Torbjorn Granland, Lars Ivarsson and Staffan Ulfberg. This group is now redundant, but will stay open. If you are still tackling the challenge, there's a lot here to help you.

Please note that while the group is still open to membership, those joining for the purpose of spamming other members will be immediately banned.

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New- Solve codes and riddles and win CASH!
Just wanted to mention a new site. www.TreasureQuestSociety.com <http://www.TreasureQuestSociety.com> They are hosting a Clue solving competition. You can win
Posted - Mon Apr 7, 2008 7:13 pm
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Re: Genome Cipher?
The entire genome is small compared to the length the e-mails on this thread will be if everyone keeps copying the entire thread at the end of their messages.
Posted - Thu Jun 21, 2007 7:36 am
David Cookson
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Re: Genome Cipher?
Hi, When bioscientists encounter a sequence, ususally the first thing they do is do a BLAST (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/BLAST/) search. The sequence you
Posted - Thu Jun 21, 2007 7:22 am
Wolfgang Beyer
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Re: Genome Cipher?
Don't know how she identified it. I'll ask her. She knew all about 23andme and someone who had registered his DNA there. As for the entire genome, I don't
Posted - Thu Jun 21, 2007 4:37 am
John Lobert
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Re: Genome Cipher?
Hmmm, I googled that sequence of bases and didn't come up with anything. You mean to say, the whole human genome isn't indexed somewhere??? Seriously, how did
Posted - Thu Jun 21, 2007 2:50 am
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