Hear me out. Illegible cursive is probably the safest encryption

"no"

>Encryption so safe that not even the intended recipient can decrypt it.

>>59622273
There's more to encryption than using it for communication.

Second safest behind one time pads

No.

>>59622318
The bogs have one-time pad decryption technology.

No. Nothing can beat OTP encryption used by terrorists and cartels.

>>59622338
What about OTP encryption on top of any other encryption method

Checkmate atheists

>>59622417
>What about OTP encryption on top of any other encryption method
>Checkmate atheists
redundant and extremely pointless

>>59622123

Would I be able to discern any letters from that text if I knew Cyrillic alphabet?

>>59622495
I see a few б's. Cyrillic cursive is weird as fuck anyway.

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>millennials can't read pic related

>>59622617
>tfw my writing looks more and more like this
>im not getting better at reading it
Should I be afraid?

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>>59622123
>>59622617
Why can't people just write cursive normally like East Germans?

>>59622643
>be german
>practice your pic related to death
>revert to blockletters shortly after

>>59622643
>people laugh at Asians for learning the correct order of placing strokes in their characters
>ITT what happens when people in the west don't

>>59622643
I was taught to write like this and I'm Spanish, I don't like it though.

>>59622784
I was taught Dutch cursive, which is very similar to German Latin scripts. Hate that to death.
East German cursive looks so much cleaner.

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Doctors have been using this kind of encryption for ages.

>>59622711
How? Once they drilled it into my head I was never able to revert back.

Not german btw.

Is it true that some Americans can't write or read cursive?

>never properly learn cursive
>start using a fountain pen
>writing slowly becomes pig cursive only I can read

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>>59622550
Russian cursive is literally the best looking cursive there is.

>>59622711
This, I always got a few points less because of my lowercase k looking like a uppercase one. Fuck that bitch for forcing me to write that stupid cursive bullshit. I get cramps you stupid whore.

I remember the war I had with my teachers when I decided to abandon cursive in 4th or 5th grade in favor of writing everything in capital letters. I had a very nasty handwriting which frustrated me because I often couldn't even read what I wrote myself. After I got used to it everyone started borrowing notes from me, especially in college.
I never understood the resistance. It certainly didn't help me in any way.

>>59622643
I was taught to write like this and it's the only way I can write
I can't properly write non-cursive, it either looks like shit or I'm extremely slow at it

>tfw the only one in class who took notes
>tfw write in cursive only I can reliably read
>tfw others kept asking for my notes then complained about not being able to decipher half of it

>>59622974
Noice, I can read that and I can't even read Cyrillic.

>>59622986
All capital/engineering lettering is the best if other people need to read your writing. Like in exams and official forms.

>>59623012
>tfw others kept asking for my notes then complained about not being able to decipher half of it
OP here, the encryption works.

>>59622974
no it's french don't be a faggot

>>59623012
>or I'm extremely slow at it
That's natural. Cursive is the way it is because it was made to write faster. And this is coming from the anon who prefers and writes everything in capitals.

>>59622840
In my case it looked clear at the beginning, because after so many years taking notes quickly and trying to not stain my hands with ink for being left handed, I can't even understand now my own writing.

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>>59623030
>engineering lettering
Good god, that was one of the most satisfying experiences in grade school

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>>59623084
That's a weird lie.
French cursive looks retarded.

Not knowing how to write cursive is the trademark of a normie poorfag.

>>59623157
you know nothing about cursivness, every expert will tell you french cursive is the king of writings

>>59622318
>There's more to encryption than using it for communication.
Like what, art? Get the fuck out of here with that drivel.

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>>59622903
simply forcing myself to do things has worked out quite well for me in the past.
the transition period is suffering

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>tfw military grade cursive

>>59623205
Personal encryption. That are only meant for you. You know, like hard-disk encryption.

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>>59622273
I came up with the best encryption.

Can anyone decrypt this?

Fsdfjhilah45#@%2jnrlksdhjr@#%23nrjk2h34@34n23h4bui2rf@#$nm2342ho3##$@nsedfbnksdfhsdukfaDFASDFASFAFSDAFA??#?$@?$@#?$@?$@?@#$?^23

>>59623248
That's fucking random button mashing and doesn't mean a thing

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>>59623272
maybe at first glance anon...

>>59623272
>Anything is truly random

lol

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>>59623248
>DFASDFASFAFSDAFA

lol random has massive pattern of monkey hitting a keyboard

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>>59623306
i ma an matesrs levl cyprogarpsist adn i can regocnize quitte a few pattern s

>>59623272
>>59623367

So, the encryption isn't truly random.

Someone should be able to decrypt it easy then

>>59623424
No because it's just random keymashing and doesn't mean anything, it never did

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>>59623248
Someone should make an actual encryption method that looks like random button mashing therefore people won't bother decrypting it, thus protecting the information

>>59622617
Why should westerners be able to read your fucking slavshit cyrillic shit?
I can write cyrillic and most russians have the worst possible handwriting possible.
t. self-hating former petrogradian

>>59623487
I was always under the impression Russians take handwriting seriously, teaching children proper cursive, etc. Like Germans and Frenchies.
Guess I was wrong.

>>59622123
Agreed. Not even the NSA can decipher that shit. Fuck, half the time the person who wrote it can't either.

>>59622617
Block is legible, cursive is quick, illegible and takes a whole page just to write a word.

>>59622643
>tfw living in shithole eastern european country
>tfw got my ass beat by my teacher because I couldn't write A like that

I am pajeet

>>59623521
They do, but they don't have the system we had during Soviet times. I had to fucking re-write my writing teaching notebook 3-4 times because my letter "žuk" wasn't good enough or shit like that. So I had to rewrite the letters before till the letter I failed to write correctly.
It's a losing trend, nowadays most teachers give up after the handwriting is readable enough and leave it at that. But cursive writing is still taught in every European country (?).

>>59623592
>But cursive writing is still taught in every European country
As far as I know, UK really doesn't do systematic cursive teaching anymore.

>>59623615
That's why I wrote the "(?)" behind the sentence.

Well, at least westerners are going the mass idiot route before eastern shits like me and my fellow countrymen

>tfw teacher forced me into a remedial course because of my bad handwriting
>didn't help shit

>>59623223
That's just past-you communicating with future-you though.

>>59622643
ayyrab here because Arabic script is cursive in nature when we started studying the latin script they taught us only cursive like your pic . and even im still very slow at non-cursive

This thread is pretty /int/.

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>>59622643
I wish I had learned to write like this.

>>59623861
And I wish I had a bigger dick. You cannot get everything you want in life, anon.

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>>59622617

>>59623873
I still can learn how to do it, I think, but I'm not sure if somebody have did it.

>>59622643
The "t" is weird.

At school I had some difficulty writing cursive until somebody literally told me to "write as usual, except don't lift the pen from the paper".

Nobody noticed any difference, perhaps they didn't care at all.

>>59623955
are you sure you are not looking at the SS?

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>>59623994
Next to small ß, the "t" is weird.

>>59624016
looks just like the way we, in the Netherlands, needed to do it, never could actually I suck at writing

>>59623030
problem is that it's really slow, when your cursive is good it's much faster than all caps

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>>59624036
Not like this?

>>59624111
funny you would ask that;

When I lived in a larger city I had to learn that, and they called it the 'new' way. Some teachers would write it the >>59622643 way, and learned us that that is how they had learned it longer ago.

When I then moved to a smaller town at about 10, we where learned to use the >>59622643 way, when I asked our teachers about it they said that the new way was far from 'official', and that I should learn the old way.

I didn't even think of the 'new' way when reading that first image, funny how they really did learn me the new way.

>>59623521
It's specific for Russian medical education: for six years you have to write a shitton of lectures, and that's going further when student becomes a doctor

>>59623465
just encrypt using aes, convert it to hex, translate:
0 ;
1 A
2 D
3 F
4 I
5 J
6 K
7 L
8 M
9 O
A S
B V
C R
D N
E X
F Z

>>59622878
somewhat amusing

>>59623465
echo -n pizzapie | openssl aes-256-cbc | xxd -p - | tr [:xdigit:] \;ADFIJKLMOSVRNXZ

>>59622123
Only if the original encryptor can decipher their own scribble.

>>59624610
JFKAKZLIKJKIJZJZZMADZZZDFZZZKKAZ;ZZZMFMLZ;ZFKKZLZJZLZZMLZKZI
JZZZDMZZJZMAMZZDZZIKKJILZZZZOZFZZZ;OIZIAZOOLZ;LZIADMMAZZZZFF
FOJZZFZKZZZAZFZZZ;ZZIZLLF;MLFMZZKOAZOAJA

>>59622643
i was taught something similar
soon kids wont even be learning how to write
I mean they already learn to type first here

>>59622938
just niggers

Moonrunes are the future of encryption here me out I bet none of you can decipher this.
アイラブロリ

>>59623902
In russian, like half the most commond cursive letters are similar to "u" but with varying amount of strokes, and then you only have the little connecting strokes to differentiate the boundaries (which are of course completely indiscernible in fast cursive writing).

Then another half, when written fast enough, gets corrupted to a similar shape, and then you have to use context and/or pick up on the fact that it's a badly written letter that should look different.

And since at this point you're basically writing "uuuuuuu" in a smooth motion, any remaining letters that can't be conveniently corrupted into this shape disrupt your motion and thus come out as a fucking clusterfuck with no relation to its intended shape.

Then you have letters with high or low strokes (like "f" or "g" respectively in the latin alphabet, I forgot the technical name for that) and they serve as the only landmarks.

t. russian nigger that can't read his own handwriting

>>59626018
Russians use the Cyrillic alphabet.

>>59626039
Thank you for this observation.

Your point?
mapa johnston

>>59626051
>when you type the captcha in the post

>>59622338
>OTP
>Safe

Ya because people are definitely not going to reuse them or the fact that there is no secure way of getting one time pads remotely

>>59623248
"Help! My face is being bashed in with a keyboard!"

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>>59622878
isn't 'm' close enough?

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>>59622643
Superior version

>>59626079
>Ya because people are definitely not going to reuse them
This is a human error.

>or the fact that there is no secure way of getting one time pads remotely
Just write a book with the number pads you will use and give it to the person in person.

>>59627231
>Just write a book with the number pads you will use and give it to the person in person.
only the problem is, now you have a person with book full of OTPs

>>59622974
what book of the bible is this

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Do you like my handwriting /g/ ?

>>59627410
Fuck this shit I manually rotated it what is this sorcery

>>59627410
seems you suffer from some sort of spinal/neck injury, shits all sideways.

>>59627427
I'm a weaboo

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I think this should be right now

>>59627482
Ah, australian? - would explain the upside down syndrome.

>>59627482
This is literally the most stereotypical "shit-but-still-legible" handwriting ever.

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>>59627515
No I'm french

>>59627554
whys it upside down then

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>>59627566
It's not anymore

>>59627594
It wasnt upside down before, i was sideways, its upside down now though.. ?

>>59627742
??
It shows up right for me

>>59627768
Hm ,what browser you on?

Chrome here

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>>59627787
Firefox

>>59627855
's alright, im on firefox too, was really just trolling beause youre french

Sorry

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>>59627877
That was epic dude

>>59622903
Well, learned cursive in 2nd grade, got bitched at and failing grades for 3 years because my cursive is illegible, get into the 5th grade where the teacher literally just wanted to read whatever she was given so she didn't care about how it was written, my printing (wha the fuck is normal non cursive writing called?) is close to robotic, while my cursive gets lazy and illegible as fuck.

I can't see a use for cursive now that we have ballpoint pens, fountain pens with cartridges/converters, and the tip to either pen or pencil is suited for printing as much as it is cursive.

I have never picked up someone's cursive writing and was able to read it without immense difficulty because no one writes neat.

Its also FAR easier to read printed characters then cursive, otherwise we would have cursive fonts be the norm.

>>59623861
Just do it, it's not that hard. Write a lot and force yourself to do it that way, once you do it's a lot faster than regular writting.

Tho still a lot slower than typing.

>>59625322
You're right, I can't. I'll see if I can get some of my friends at the FBI to help try and decrypt it.

>>59623564
What are you on nigger? Words in cursive take the same space than the same word in regular letters.

>>59623788
Everyone is slow at non-cursive :^)

>>59623968
Probably because cursive is just regular letters but curvier.

>>59627059
Weeb wouldn't be so hard to learn if they didn't had 3 alphabets. If they weren't autistic and only used those it would be ok. Why is that language so retarded?

>>59627410
"Quick" and "Jump" were kind of hard to pick out without context but it's alright.

>encrypt(string str){
> new_str = "";
> for(char c; str){ new_str ~= random_char("a", "z"); }
> return new_str;
>}
>encrypt_2(string str){
> new_str = "";
> for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++){ new_str ~= random_char("a", "z"); }
> return new_str;
>}
How do you like my new string encryption algorithms /g/? They take a regular string and return a new string that is encrypted :^)

>encrypt_2("hello :^)"); // "cllnheskig"

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>2017
>not learning to write in reverse

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>>59628345
>Weeb wouldn't be so hard to learn if they didn't had 3 alphabets
OTOH Korean Hangul is a piece of art. You have one simple alphabet (and no fucking kanji) consisting of simple symbols representing consonants and vowels (like our Latin alphabet), from which you construct characters representing syllables and then words which are read left to right.
If only the rest of Asia used Hangul. It's even better than Latin desu.

>>59622643
I grew up in the States and this is the cursive I learned. Is it really East German?

>>59628611
is your surname Von Braun by any chance?

>>59628647
No, I'm Swiss, not German.

>>59628544
Since I don't speak any chinese-derived language, I often wonder if your brain gets wired to read/write in the way your main language works.

Like, do you think nips think that having to built words off single letters like in Latin is retarded? And that having a symbol for every single word is actually easier?

>>59628684
I've known nips and chinks that think English is easier and others that think their native writing is easier. Anecdotally, there doesn't seem to be much of a correlation between those that haven't been in the west very long and those that have been here for years.

>>59628684
Well, not Koreans apparently. But I've heard Japanese people making the argument that it's harder to learn, but faster to read.

>not using a completely artificial language for encryption

Fad liveende nagep tilataf eda nano nayn enil deda teê fad igen anan beni sev ehaynijk skekor. Erekæ, jele ellovo rinehode aafon nayn fad ame erere ofaeshende fania fad igen åmale beni fad sev ehaynijk. Jele tilataf sidinark keru oraelaeth iokaeshitt beni egiitt lene beni serd. Jele ellidyr sidinark fad nnif igen gestyn beni tif oraelaeth ytuitt eno fad dit nayn fad manef tenaddyrijk nayn fad rimayn. Efa feterer thec fete eshe ofowyditt neste fad erend drefe teo fete nayn komu beni teo wyderayn alere rilirn yron lenset vedsede neste derommende fad iny nayn fad keren. Sena erhyr lenset nayn feterer, neste sidinark jele riga derhy dyneraethitt negende nayn fad vethe tenaddyrijk aynanu themende fad emed edebeijk derote gaa fad esom. Jele dyråk eda enanelse memijk nayn inik sheke kij oraelaeth nireditt neste fad aynanu beni oganog beni orit migeha beni hveter fad derer odeto eno fad manef ateri beni eno fad igen eme.

>>59628811
>encrypting trough language
>encrypting trough the first type of encryption to get broken

>>59628744
>>59628772
Vietnamese is the objectively best asian language.

>>59628921
>Vietnamese is the objectively best asian language.
Interesting. Can you elaborate a little?

>>59625322
a i ra bu ro ri

>>59628544
The only hard thing about Korean is that words are not always pronounced the way they are written. I agree that hangul is the best writing system in Asia though.

>>59623223
that's still communication

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>>59628978

>>59629105
The positioning and symbol-endings on each syllable block can modify the sound they make, but it's almost germanic in its consistency.

The hard part is the 16 fucking forms of "polite" speech and SOV structure. Marry played tennis with Mark at school becomes Mary Mark-with School-at Tennis-played

>>59629105
>words are not always pronounced the way they are written
Well, at least it's not as bad as in English. When I learned English I remember the pain of having to check how each word is pronounced, because you could never be sure if it's pronounced the way it's written.

>>59622495
Only if you are also a medic.

>>59622123
Cyka.

>>59622123
I think it says "snake oil" in the prescription, but instead of writing "snake oil" the doctor just drew the snake.

>>59622643
I combine cursive and regular script at random, fight me

>>59629435
lol u so random

>>59628854
>implying short snippets of language can be broken

lel

>>59629275
English is the objectively weirdest language in the world.

>>59623248
It says you're a faggot.

>>59622617
signs of schizophrenia right here

i feel bad for you

>>59623248
Here's the true best encryption.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Legitimately encrypted with a one time pad.

>>59631790
>find pad
>pad has message in plaintext

This is not mossad safe, anon.

>>59622123
Step it up, senpai - do you know other language? Write it in Cyrillic.

>>59623248
THE PLEASURE OF BEING CUMMED INSIDE

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>every form of encryption can be bro......

>>59628345
>Weeb wouldn't be so hard to learn if they didn't had 3 alphabets.
hiragana and katakana are functionally identical so maybe you just need to kill yourself

>>59624074
I run into this issue a lot for school. I want to keep everything tidy for reference, but it ends up being too slow. What always ends up happening is some bastardized looking handwriting at the end of each lecture. How do I fix this?

>>59624153
>funny you would ask that;
Your capitalization and punctuation are wrong.
>[...] I had to learn that, and [...]
The comma is unnecessary here.
>Some teachers [...] learned us that that is how [...]
It's "taught", not "learned".
>[...] we where learned to use [...]
It should be "taught" again and your spelling of "were" is incorrect.
>[...] the new way was far from 'official', and that I should learn the old way.
The entire sentence is unnecessarily long and should be broken up. That comma is superfluous.
>[..] funny how they really did learn me the new way.
You should split the sentence into two at the comma. You used "learn" again when you meant "teach".

t. not even a native speaker

>>59622338
If you use shitty RNG its beatable.

>>59629573
It's the most fucked-with language in the world

Being the official or defacto language of just about everything (and everywhere) means it's more "alive" than all others and some of the local bastardisation gets fed back into mainstream use.

>>59633101
git gud or find another means of taking notes (eg: voice recorder or type on your macbook like a faggot)

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>>59622617
>>59622123
That's Russian cursive.

It's as retarded as it gets.

Pic is my cursive.

>>59623223
What use is it to you if you can't even read it yourself?

>>59633979
memory trigger

>>59633944
8/10

>>59634062
>infinity / 10

I'll take it.

>>59622123
The best encryption method is the one where you can't even confirm whether or not anything is written on the paper in the first place.

>>59623248
You will spend rest of your life in prison if you don't provide us password to decrypt your message.

>>59626079
Both points are not flaws in OTP.

>be me
>write autismo book on typewriter of circa 500 - 1000 words
>story don't matter just use a lot of different words
>don't spread copy, only to recipient of message
>write message with coordinates from words you want to use from any page from your book
>only way to decode is through the recipient having a copy.
>destroy copy's afterwards
>no way for any service to decode
O gee, what can secret service do?

>>59635116
hold you in custody indefinitely
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/man-jailed-indefinitely-for-refusing-to-decrypt-hard-drives-loses-appeal/

WAIT ?

WHAT DO U MEAN cursive ? ISNT THAT HOW EVERYONE WRITES ??

U MEAN TO TELL ME THAT SOME OF U WRITE LIKE A COMPUTER WITH LETTERS SEPARATED?

>>59635205
not about encryption, dipshit

>>59635605
about messaging, not hdd

why did they stop teaching it? I remembering being taught in primary but later own they dropped it. I enjoyed learning it.

>>59622123

Interesting idea.
But I guess you could "decrypt" it with some sort of AI that can read this.. ..symbols.


>>59633103

>spotted the german

>>59622617
2P.D3.12 No vfrrrerse
1366. Ooloorrrrrrrroro
pjiro laefreurrerrrrroen

>>59628611
Wow, two places can have similar cursive.
Blown my mind.

>>59622974
>>59633944

Russian cursive is literally the most beautiful cursive. Don't be racist.

>>59637172
It's all just Ws.

>>59622617
eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

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>>59622711
> be german
>practice your pic related to death
>revert to blackletter shortly after
>conquer europe

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Grundschrift is perfect.
They also teaches how to connect letters like cursive when it makes sense. i.e. "ie"

>>59628532
it's not entirely written in reverse. see:
https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Boustrophedon
it's a superiour way of writing

>>59622974
Except no one writes like that

>>59637872
>Except no one writes like that
ftfy
Look at how old is that paper. It's from the times when they terrorized kids in schools to write like that.

>>59637995
>Except no one writes like that today
fug, forgot "today"

>>59637995
I miss Soviet Union.

>>59638028
you mean, you miss the times when no one had to type?

>>59632816
underrated post

>>59628345
Both syllabaries takes 2 days to learn, kanji isn't an alphabet.

This is, by far, the most retarded thread on /g/'s history.

>>59623178
>your opinion and personal appreciation is wrong because you are not an expert

>>59632816
That's not encryption. It's either an actual language (conlang probably) or made up and nonsense.

You can't "decrypt" a language without points of reference with something you know.

>>59636175
H-how?

>>59627059
That's a me though. Can't really compare the two. However the resemblance is uncanny.

>>59622123

Isn't stenography supposed to be like a personal code?

>>59622974
the kid got a b for the left and an a for the right page
so strict

>>59623465
Security through obscurity never works anon...

>>59628978
It's also the worst sounding

This thread is the story of my life. I write in cursive in a country where no one does and we use Cyrillic. Imagine the difficulties teachers had reading my shit, when even I couldn't decipher it. Much of the reading was simply remembering what I wrote and/or context from a few more legible words and/or letters.

Cursive is great!

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>>59623157
Did someone say bad French cursive?

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>>59637659
I actually have a few books and newspapers from the thirties that are written like that, including a phrase book for tourists to try to understand that blockly nonsense. When the whole page is in that text, with modern small fonts, it's very dark, it's mostly ink. Some versions are crazy close together, trying to mimic the old type face blocks.

I'm pretty sure it was a nationalist meme to promote Germans only stuff becuse not everything was done that way, and clearly it didn't stick.

>>59622643
>26 upper case
>27 lower case
someone fucked up lower case t
>pqrs _ _ u

also in the title sscrift
worst lower case t ever

>>59633944
that pic is plain english for those that didnt get the joke, but i only deciphered about half of the words

>>59633944
>>59646386
im not native, can you faggots help me out, just out of curiosity

A simple xxxx xxxx along the length of each of his
biceps, xxxx xxxx xxx parallel, visually
enhancing the xxxx xxx of the xxxx, yet
xxxx to disguise their blatant xxxx.

>>59641996
how what?

AI to read OP pic?
its just a more complex OCR, while sometimes it seemed that early days ocr was much worse than humans at reading fucking printed Arial fontface, things like OP pic could be instantly digested if a suficiently advanced algorithm were developed for cursive char patterns that analyzed the turns loops on continuous ink segments, by reading any handwriting style just by know how many patterns to diferentiate and the variants of "logical strokes" behind each character.

or how he knows youre a german?
that was just a joke, calling you a grammar nazzi

>>59645911
thanks for doing the o correctly

>>59624431
cool ideia, maybe using just the home row
>a s d f g h j k l
keys in the lower middle, space and punctuation
>v b n _ , . ;
there you go 16 characters that look like holywood fast typing

(then newlines are ignored, but added every now and then after a period.)

>>59646737
There's a good way and a bad way?

>>59626051
>Your point?
not that anon, but
>Then you have letters with high or low strokes (like "f" or "g" respectively in the latin alphabet, I forgot the technical name for that)

i gather you meant not F or G, but whatever cyrilic letters that have out of line strokes right?

>>59646894
a lot of people do the a non-cursive o even when they wright everything else in cursive
teachers often told me my "o" looked like a "a"

>>59646913
Ascenders and descenders?

>>59647093
*write

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>>59641994
>made up and nonsense.
i recall skimming thru an article on how a linguist showed evidence support that its an actual language

Why can't you guys just type in Wingdings? That is the easiest encryption of them all.

>>59647342
omg thats like so me. does anyone else get this comic? I remember me, my life partner and my friends would play this game at the local gameshop that was ran by the grumpy retired security guard, good times.

>>59622737
Asian languages are stupid in practice.

>>59622495
I know cyrillic and can't see shit here.

>>59622495
the only thing I can make out of this is кaшeль cyхoй (second line)

>>59646465
A simple vein ran along the length of each of his biceps, perfectly centered and parallel, Visually enhancing the gracile reach of the ?. yet failing to disguise their blatant mass.

>>59623248
"I'm a huge faggot please rape my face"

>>59646386
>>59646465
>>59651039

Anyone who actually grew up reading and writing (non-kiddie) cursive can read that no problem.

>A simple vein ran along the length of each of his biceps, perfectly centered and parallel, Visually enhancing the gracile reach of the limbs. yet failing to disguise their blatant mass.

Sounds like it's from some homo-erotic novel lol.

>/g/

Good thread tho.

Could anyone tell me whether >>59645911 is readable enough or not?

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>>59633944

>>59622123
>Suddenly take more than five minutes to look at that page.
>Gee, I can read every word on the page.

>>59651899
This is how chicks write.

security through obscurity is not strong

>>59652645
>Russian
>sexist
Not surprised.

>>59653150
>politically correct
>west/usa
cuck not suprised

>>59622463
>redundant and extremely pointless

Ironic

>>59651564
It's bad, but perfectly readable. But then that's the cursive style I learned in school and was expected to use in all my notes throughout at least 8 years of elementary. I'm not French btw.