Maps Redstone Device

8 bit to 24 bit encryption using Primefactorisation

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zero9178
Lvl 24 • Expert System
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Hello everone ! My name is zero. Today I am showing you my new, rather small redstone creation. This is a machine that inputs an 8 bit number and encrypts it into a 24 bit number. To do that it uses Primefactorization.

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GrayRemnant
• 02/05/2016 9:06 pm
• Level 65 : High Grandmaster Senpai
Very cool!
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henry665872
• 02/05/2016 12:32 pm
• Level 4 : Apprentice Enderdragon
so what the point of this? what can it do?
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zero9178
• 02/05/2016 12:49 pm
• Level 24 : Expert System
There is no real point. I just did it for fun :p
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henry665872
• 02/05/2016 12:59 pm
• Level 4 : Apprentice Enderdragon
so it does nothing?
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zero9178
• 02/05/2016 1:05 pm
• Level 24 : Expert System
it does primefactorisation of an 8 bit number and then put it into a format so it's an encrypted 24 bit number. That basically means that if a computer would try to process those 3 bytes he would get completly random and trash data out of it. If he knows how to turn those 3 bytes back togheter and decrypt them then he could turn them back into the 8 bit representation and actually do something with it. It's completly pointless and I just did it for fun
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henry665872
• 02/05/2016 2:06 pm
• Level 4 : Apprentice Enderdragon
im not bad at redstone/commands but im not a genius and i have no idea why i would need this XD
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