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The process of cracking these codes has caused major headaches for intelligence officers and cryptologists throughout the ages, even turning some people insane whilst trying to do so. Indeed, a code maker may believe that their code is unbreakable, but some of the most complex of coding systems... more
Reviewed by lekahe Aug 18 2008, 02:49am ( 28 reviews ) • mind1st.co.uk
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Rated by granade on Jan 01 2009, 8:17am
i like it...
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Rated by gnosaj on Sep 07 2008, 2:49pm
Written by a retarded person.
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Rated by imkerry on Sep 07 2008, 7:32am
This is interesting...
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Rated by horsedrowner on Sep 07 2008, 6:33am
Encryption! :D
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Reviewed by LeonZ on Sep 07 2008, 4:28am
The cracking part can only be revealed by reading the entire text backwards, aloud! Really!
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Rated by nugat on Sep 06 2008, 2:12am
Some interesting info, though not all of the items are really codes. This might be better called '7 badass codes and 3 wildass speculations'.
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Rated by nickj365 on Sep 05 2008, 4:58pm
The article failed to live up to the billing promised by the attention-grabbing title.
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Rated by recon1 on Aug 23 2008, 6:31pm
Really fell apart after 7.
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Reviewed by HarmlessGirl on Aug 22 2008, 4:41pm
This was disappointing, I only counted 7. It's like compiling a list of Badass Sources of Truth & Information and the final three being: the Pope, the National Inquirer, and the New York Times.
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Reviewed by apereziii on Aug 21 2008, 6:52pm
I agree...what happened after #7? BTW, props to the Navajo "code talkers."