You should be able to solve this. 9B B8 97 93 B6 B8 9B 97 9D A8 AA C2

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

/g/-chan daisuke

Cute.

>no one's solved it yet
Maybe it's not absurdly simple enough.

F0 0F C7 C8

>›¸—“¶¸›—¨ªÂ
What encoding is this originally, nigger-chan? It sure doesn't look like valid UTF-8 to me, unless that's the joke.

>>61092842
What's with the blank white image?

>>61095223
>let me just put it through the first result on "hex translator"
I guess I really did make it too involved.

File: Spectacle.yJ3731.png (48KB, 1203x627px) Image search: [Google]

48KB, 1203x627px

>>61095273
I did just that and got pic related.

>>61095296
Yes, I'm implying that you'll have to do more than plug it into a program and get the results.
That said, it wouldn't take much if you look at it and notice a pattern.

>>61095324
Does "嶌欄ｶｸ尢舉ｪﾂ" make more sense? Google Translator suggests not, though.

This really looks like x86 opcodes but I'm on mobile and won't botter trying to translate.

>>61095389
It's not going to be an obvious solution, but take a look at the string of bytes and tell me what you notice at first glance.

>>61095426
At last I truly see!
Nice one, OP.

Here, let me mash my keyboard and pretend it's a sekrit message

5hrgt9nfou7v4ijke

You should be able to solve it :^)

>>61095489
t. brainlet

Most bytes here are 9* or B*, and NOT 9 = 6 & NOT B = 4
If the entire string were NOT'd, most bytes would be 6* and 4*, which suggests simple ASCII:

dGhlIGdhbWU=

That's all I got though.

>>61095670
the joke is that it's B8

>>61095711
It could also be 97, since 97 shows up twice.

>>61095711
t. other brainlet, he got farther than anyone did and still gave up halfway.

>>61092842

52 62 6C 9A 92 42 A2 64 6D C0

>>61095670
dGhlIGdhbWU= is base64 for "the game"