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The aim is to find a 6 digit code that makes the 3 digit display read the word "yes". Every time a number is entered the output after the bin-dec converter will change. Good luck finding the code! (you will need it). let me know if you find the code.

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LBPHacker 29th May 2016

The first one I found is 317026, but there are 399 others, all of them a unique combination of the digits 0, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7. Note that not all combinations are valid, there are 6! - 400 = 320 invalid ones.
combustion-man 29th May 2016

yea post the solution if you find it
LBPHacker 28th May 2016

Oh. So we're free to post the solution? I didn't realise that. Still, I'd rather PM anyone who's interested.
FrenkeeS 28th May 2016

also if you type 89 69 83 you get same result as 83 69 89
FrenkeeS 28th May 2016

damn almost i got first 2 letters YE but can S ... But its 100% based on ascii
FrenkeeS 28th May 2016

got it :D 896983 - its decimal numbers represent letters in ASCII code - cracken in 5 minutes but rly nice job
JamzsMc 17th May 2016

i wonder if making the output an input it may show the code... just maybe but i dont have the hours to try
LBPHacker 5th May 2016

Also, 2^21 is more than 10^6, which means that any code could yield a unique output even if there were no collisions at all.
LBPHacker 5th May 2016

I mean collisions even beyond that. 400 of the 10^6 combinations yield the same "yes".
samrrr 5th May 2016

10^6 variations code and 2^21 output variations

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Uncrackable Code by combustion-man

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