L33T

Contrary to the #1 Definition for this word stating it is something "said by script kiddies" pretending to be hackers... This is actually a coherent, formulated form of encoding: English: Hey guys what's going on? L33T Encoded: |-|3'/ gee|_|'/$ \X/|-|/\+'$ gee()|/\/gee ()/\/? This has a very, very specific and priceless use as a middle-cog encoding for building DieWithMe encryption blocks on shit. L33T is a VERY, VERY obscure encoding method and is relatively unknown to the general public, and is missing from 90%+ of All (Web-App) Encoder/Decoder Lists (e.g: /sloot/moc.gnilresworb.www//:sptth ) (*The longest list I've personally ever seen on one site, and it's not there.*) This means the real value of L33T encoding is that you stop many people dead in their tracks when... DieWithMe Encryption Sequence: b64>b64>hex>b64>hex>hex>b58>ascii85> L33t > ....etc Bam. Suddenly they are looking at this: <()/\/+|2/\|2'/ +() +|-|3 #1 )3|=|/\/|+|()/\/ |=()|2 +|-||$ \X/()|2) $+/\+|/\/gee |+ |$ $()(\/)3+|-||/\/gee "$/\|) |}'/ $<|2||*+ ....etc If you have never seen that before and aren't a fast learner / good google-dorker ... You are now asking yourself what the actual fuck your supposed to do with that. To return the point made by the #1 Description for this word.. Contrary to their belief, the real use of 'l33t' is exactly how you get RID of the skiddies. Not how you identify as one. Sorry to burst the 300+ bubbles that put the definition at #1.