Description: I was writing my common app essay in Mandarin when my cat got on my lap and sneezed. Being allergic, I sneezed with him, and when I blew my nose into a tissue, the text for my essay turned really weird! Get out, Bad Kitty!
$ python3
>>> f = open ('app', encoding='gb2312').readlines()
>>> f
end of output: {我_只_修改_了_两_次}
OR
cat app | iconv -f GBK -t UTF-8
rtcp{我_只_修改_了_两_次}
BTS-Crazed
Description: My friend made this cool remix, and it's pretty good, but everyone says there's a deeper meaning in the music. To be honest, I can't really tell - the second drop's 808s are just too epic.
nya and meow are repeated a lot together, trial and error led to nya being . and meow being -
I tested and wrote a sed command to parse cat-chat into morse which I saved into meow_to_morse.sh: sed 's/nya/./g;s/meow/-/g;s/purr//g'
I downloaded a morse decoder from git.
git clone https://github.com/mk12/morse.git
/opt/morse
cd $_
make
ln -s /opt/morse/bin/morse ~/bin/morse
I also copied all the chat from the discord channel into the file meows.txt.
$ cat meows.txt | ./meow_to_morse.sh | morse -d | grep RTCP | sed 's/?/_/g' #output is in all caps
RTCP:TH15_1Z_A_C4T_CH4T_N0T_A_M3M3_CH4T
rtcp{TH15_1Z_A_C4T_CH4T_N0T_A_M3M3_CH4T}