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keiya
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Post by keiya »

How many of you brute forced it... and how many of you fed it to a java decompiler? :P
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Post by Stanswers »

I just decompiled it.
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Post by laz0r »

Yup, decompiled it! (great challenge, I wrote my own :) )
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Post by Barbossa »

Decompiled, too :D
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Post by JayArr »

decompiled. i didn't know this was possible.

but laz0r how the fudge did you write your own xD that's crazy.
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Post by laz0r »

For example, I used the Wikipedia page on .CLASS files to work out all the header stuff - it's like solving all the PNG challenges, you just need to be able to read the specification :P
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Post by JayArr »

ok maybe i wasn't so much asking how, but more "why" ;D
but i'm looking forward to the say it challenge, i just have to find time to read up on audio stuff.
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Post by bodjo »

i decompile it too but still i don't understand yet how does the Integer.toString convert something like 0x2e005165 to 771772773
can anyone explain to me how it work
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Post by bodjo »

yes but hexadecimal don't have "x"!!!
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Post by laz0r »

The standard way to state that something is hexadecimal is to prefix it with 0x:
0xe == 14 (base 10)
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I forgot that :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Post by avrrobot »

Just decompiled...
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Post by speedfire »

Decompiled, but first I tried using an online program to decompile and of course many things are missing.
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Post by Sarowie »

I have unzipped the jar file and then decompiled the class files with http://www.showmycode.com/
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