I couldn't tell anyone how it worked. It is not a key cipher. It has a set operation that happens every time.
I know that is weaker but I'm not good at making other kinds. This might only take a while to break but It is an interesting cipher(at least to me I might be slightly biased)

I have not figured out how to load the website up to the server yet. If someone could tell me how to do that It would probably not be blank.

@Ashbad Once I get more stuff working lets loose the hackers on it. [off topic]I would like to be taught how to hack if they someone would teach me. mainly for security checking[/off topic]

What are the chances of bricking my calculator if I do that. I heard about that happening to some people

Should I upgrade to OS 3.0 or not?

I think I get the girl I'm youngest

I have been thinking of starting a thread like this for a while. Basically the purpose of this thread at least how it was in my head was that we would make/program/and maybe break some interesting encryption programs. I don't know very much about key encryption, but I have written a few just alphanumeric replacement algorithms. I ahve multiple ideas of how to create a good, fun discussion on this topic.

One way I thought of doing this was making a kind of competition(run by someone with a lot more experience than me) that pits two teams against each other. What we'd do is have two teams each would create their own kind of encryption program with certain criteria(not sure what these should be). when they finished each would try to break the others code in a certain amount of time. The winner would be whatever team has not had their code broken and has follow the criteria best(As decided by the person running the competition). Another version on this I had seemed to be less fun. It would be where we still had two teams just one team is encryption and one is cracking. The criteria for winning would be to successfully break or keep your code from being broken.

My second idea is that we are all one team working on one kind of project(making or breaking) a code. This would probably be the one where we can do the most interesting projects and for some people this would would definitely be more fun for some people. thsi would be more of one we decide what we do(criteria) by the project

My last idea is basically the two above combined. We just decide which one we want to do more by what the community wants to do the most. this would probably be the oveall best choice because it almost guaruntee that the majority of people will get their choice on what we want to do.

I'll post a copy of my code for the encryption of text strings i wrote later.(It is a form of binary encryption and written in python)

I also forgot to mention that in order for me to get Ndless to work, I had to delete the 1.7 and 2.1 versions from the folder as well (I had all the installers in the same folder for quick access to them when I changed operating systems).

Basically, this problem would be either:
Having Ndless installers for different operating systems in the same directory as the one you're using causes Ndless to crash, or:
Having different files in the same directory as Ndless causes it to crash.

Every time I've installed Ndless except for the first time I have had files in the same folder as it and it still worked. maybe it is only the newest versions that do that