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No... Just no

/sage

Hey guys! It took me a couple of hours but I translated the Leet code into the message.
"-12231212321412141212112162121113111113221211211232"
Seems like another code but I got no idea of what it is. Couldn't find anything on the web either.
I usually do this just for fun so if anyone finds anything, let me know.

Leet might be a good guess, but its definitely not some standard leet. I had some success with some manual variations here http://www.robertecker.com/hp/research/leet-converter.php?lang=en
But nothing so far made any real sense.

>>5 It must be Leet, maybe multiple versions combined.
I usually use Cryptii ( https://cryptii.com/text/leetspeak ), which has a weird Leet that can have different translations from just one letter.
In this case there is "[]" that could be 'o' or '0'.
But there's too many numbers if we translate it with letters: it doesn't make sense.
I believe my first attempt on >>4 is correct.. but what the hell is that then?

Perhaps most of the people won't mind about this but I'll keep trying.