(23-12-2016, 09:57 AM)bunny wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.(23-12-2016, 02:52 AM)ThomasCoon wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[quote pid='10135' dateline='1482437208']
Hey Bunny,
It is a great idea that the VMS shows more than one language. That may very well be the case. The only problem I have is with the segment I bolded - the words given are unfortunately very very far from Latin. If they were supposed to be Latin, I honestly do not know what they were intended to be. I will mark the words in red which are not Latin words (either grammatical or ungrammatical):
uoe-- et uoiia men u cuoiien et en uo-- en oiuse-- uoiiu -uia uoiiud uoiud e-- sg-a uoun sena uoiuen sen e-nsa"
Prepare to be astounded! Maybe....
Seriously though, it is of a form I have come across before and something, rightly or wrongly, I can work, rightly or wrongly, with. There are missing letters up to 2 per word, longer words easier to crack due to smaller pool of choices. I know the concept of this type of method is not accepted though a number of people have determined it is a method that yields results including the late Robert Teague who I had much in common with.
Bunny
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Teague was using anagrams. Given the preponderance of vowels and the high level of repetition, shuffling the above letters doesn't do much to increase their readibility.