Text for all!

[no_fastolfe]

[A text comes across the network from the planet: It's just this, over and over]

q;;;qq;; q;;qq;q; q;;qq;q; q;;q;q;; q;;q;qq; q;;q;;;q q;;qq;;; qq;qqqqq q;;qqq;; q;;q;;;; q;;q;;;q q;;;q;qq q;;qqqq; q;;qqq;; q;;;q;qq qq;qqqqq q;;;qq;q q;;qq;q; q;;;qq;; q;;;qqqq q;;q;;;; q;;q;;;q q;;qq;qq

[It looks plenty like weird static, but if anyone decodes it to ASCII text via binary numerals, depending on which character they choose as 1 and 0, they will either get complete gibberish or:

seeking contact respond

Somebody's communicator is pretty broken, guys.]

[OOC: Do not get too attached to this goldfish.]

Comments

[unweeping_willow]

[And that somebody gets back - in that same language - hello?

...It feels like forever ago that Willow was doing work with computer's and programming; but she hasn't forgotten; just shoved it deep inside. She recognizes the coding.]

[timesbureaucrat]

[Narvin responds in kind.]

contact received what is your location

[substandard_parts]

It sounds like a party down there.

[Especially if you're shouting in binary. Dear heavens, woman.]

[ladyofgotham]

[After a few tries, Barbara deciphers the message and responds in kind.]

contact received

were you captured

are you hurt

[technophilic]

[ Oh hello there, second language mine. Satsuki adjusts her own binary into q and ; to respond in kind. ]

contact established

[text/coded]

[aggravating]

[Now this isn't something Tony's seen. Not in years. Decades, even.

Humans don't usually get this smart, out here. Or if they are, they learn to keep it off the air.]

Ooooh that's fun.
Do it again.