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Dear GOGer,
I hope the neat community here doesn't mind me begging for help, but I was presented with a binary sequence and I'm supposed to sort it out.
I seem to fail horribly at interpreting possible results though, so you are my last resort.
Most unfortunately, I can not give you any context to ease the task.

There's two rows and while both require a different perspective, they are meant to be regarded in combination.

00000101000000110000011000001000000001010000010100000111000000100000011100000101000001110000010000001000000001 000000010100000000

0011010100110101010101110101100001001000001100100100010100111001

I'd be grateful for input and want to thank you in advance!

Edited a small typo
Please note that the odd space in the first binary chain is added by the forum and can not be altered. Ignore it ;)
Post edited September 04, 2011 by Fujek
This question / problem has been solved by Zolgarimage
Your problem in the deciphering was that you used the wrong Flux Capacitor for it.. try it with the Model TX-327, and see what happens. ;)

(Also, thanks!)
Post edited September 04, 2011 by Zolgar
Got the second one, but the first has me bamboozled...
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Zolgar: thanks
You're welcome, I hope you enjoy Praetorians ;)
And damn, I really have to come up with something tricky...
My last two giveaways were solved way too fast! You know who to blame for the next one now! :p
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saramakos: Got the second one, but the first has me bamboozled...
So, this is a spoiler for anyone who wants to figure out what he did, even though it's been redeemed.. so don't read on if you don't wanna know..
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He stacked the encryption, I wasn't paying full attention to what I did when I solved it, but I think it went Hex > Base 64 > Binary (so reverse would be decode Binary, base 64 then Hex)
Well, what was the solution? And what was the prize?
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Zolgar: what I did when I solved it
Nope, that's not what he (I) did ;)
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Austrobogulator: the prize?
Praetorians (on GOG as you can guess ;))
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Austrobogulator: the solution?
SPOILER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The first row of binary reveals numbers, like:
00000101 -> 5
00000011 -> 3
00000110 -> 6
00001000 -> 8

If you take two each as first and second digit, you end up with 53 and 68, which translates to 5D on the ASCII table.
Post edited September 04, 2011 by Fujek
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Zolgar: what I did when I solved it
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Fujek: Nope, that's not what he (I) did ;)
heh..

Truthfully I bashed it with a hammer until I got the right answer ;)
Too bad I didn't get in on this in time. This is exactly the kind of problem I love tinkering with.