128 bits

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Problem

Write a program that produces 128 specific bits of output. In the simplest case, output those 128 bits in a standard numeric form such as sixteen pairs of hexadecimal digits. Your program may not contain the 128 bits in literal form, it must manufacture them in some way.

http://weblog.raganwald.com/2007/05/128-bit-programming-challenge.html

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exec is denied

now post-mortem time, all source codes will be revealed

Sample input:_

*NOTHING*

Sample output:

00001001 11111001 00010001 00000010 10011101 01110100 11100011 01011011 11011000 01000001 01010110 11000101 01100011 01010110 10001000 11000000

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Referer

Note that, they may contain spoilers.

• http://www.math.sansu.org/u/diary/?date=200705
• http://longlong.way-nifty.com/blog/
• http://longlong.way-nifty.com/
• http://jarp.does.notwork.org/diary/200705a.html
• http://www.math.sansu.org/u/diary/?date=20070510

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