What you don't know about Nomorigan

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Give the colored punch card to Caspiep, the great mechanic of Ironforge.

Colored punch cards 0/1

We left behind too much data when we escaped from Nomorigan! Very important data!

I need a color punch card, which you can find in the Matrix Punch Model 3005-D in Normorygan City. Unfortunately, to get it, you'll have to approach the low-level security terminals, which are A, B, and C computers, and open them with different punch cards, starting with the white ones...... And we left all the punch cards in town.

What a disaster! Can you help?

In other words, to complete this task, you must first fight monsters from the outside of the Nomorigen dungeon, drop out the [White Punch Card], and then stuff it into the Matrix Punch Computer Model 3005-A to get the [Yellow Punch Card]. The overall process is as follows:

[White Punch Card] & amp; gt; Matrix Punch Computer Model 3005-A & amp; gt; [Yellow Punch Card] & amp; gt; Matrix Hole Punch Computer Model 3005-B amp; gt; [Blue Punch Card] & amp; gt; Matrix Punch Computer Model 3005-C & amp; gt; [Red Punch Card] & amp; gt; Matrix Punch Computer Model 3005-D & amp; gt; [Colourful Punch Cards]

Every card has some data on it, and some people don't know what is written on it (in fact, almost everyone knows it today). Now our task is to translate that data. Please see below: (Sorry for the level of English to Chinese is not very good)

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[White Punch Card]

Supercritical triple encoded data card

01010100011010000111001001100001

01101100011011000010000001100001

01101110011001000010000001001010

01100001011010010110111001100001

00100000011100110110100101110100

01110100011010010110111001100111

00100000011010010110111000100000

01100001001000000111010001110010

01100101011001010010110000100000

01001011001011010100100100101101

01010011001011010101001100101101

01001001001011010100111000101101

01000111

Binary to decimal conversion:

084104114097

108108032097

110100032074

097105110097

032115105116

116105110103

032105110032

097032116114

101101044032

075045073045

083045083045

073045078045

071

The decimal is converted by an ASCII code table (for highlight, spaces are replaced with "_", note the difference between "-" and "_"):

thra

ll_a

nd_j

aina

_sit

ting

_in_

a_tr

ee,_

k-i-

s-s-

i-n-

Connecting them all:

thrallandjainasittinginatree,k-i-s-s-i-n-g

English to Chinese:

In a tree, Sal and Gianna sat together, kissing

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[Yellow Punch Card]

Important data! Safety class 5122!

01001001011001100010000001111001

01101111011101010010000001100011

01100001011011100010000001110010

01100101011000010110010000100000

01110100011010000110100101110011

00101100001000000111100101101111

01110101001001110111001001100101

00100000011100110111010001100001

0110111001100100011010010110111001100111

00100000011101000110111101101111

00100000011000110110110001101111

0111001101100101

Binary to decimal conversion:

073102032121

111117032099

097110032114

101097100032

116104105115

044032121111

117039114101

032115116097

110100105110103

032116111111

032099108111

115101

The decimal is converted by an ASCII code table (for highlight, spaces are replaced with "_"):

if_y

ou_c

an_r

ead_

this

,_yo

u're

_sta

nding

_too

_clo

se

Connecting them all:

ifyoucanreadthis,you'restandingtooclose

English to Chinese:

If you can read this, you're standing too close

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[Blue Punch Card]

The following information must not be allowed to fall into the hands of the enemy!

01010100011010000110010100100000

0110011101101110011011110110110101100101

00100000011010110110100101101110

01100111001000000111011101100101

01100001011100100111001100100000

01101110011010010110011101101000

01110100001000000110010101101100

01100110001000000111010101101110

01100100011001010111001001110111

011001010110000101110010

Binary to decimal conversion:

084104101032

103110111109101

032107105110

103032119101

097114115032

110105103104

116032101108

102032117110

100101114119

101097114

The decimal is converted by an ASCII code table (for highlight, spaces are replaced with "_"):

the_

gnome

_kin

g_we

ars_

nigh

t_el

f_un

derw

ear

Connecting them all:

thegnomekingwearsnightelfunderwear

English to Chinese:

The dwarf king wears Night Elf panties

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[Red Punch Card]

Security level 10^10000, top secret!

01001000011001010110110001110000

00100001001000000010000001001001

00100111011011010010000001110100

01110010011000010111000001110000

01100101011001000010000001101001

01101110001000000110000100100000

01100010011010010110111001100001

01110010011110010010000001110000

01110101011011100110001101101000

00100000011000110110000101110010

01100100001000000110011001100001

0110001101110100011011110111001001111001

00100001

Binary to decimal conversion:

072101108108

033032032073

039109032116

114097112112

101100032105

110032097032

098105110097

114121032112

117110099104

032099097114

100032102097

099116111114121

033

The decimal is converted by an ASCII code table (for highlight, spaces are replaced with "_"):

hell

!__i

'm_t

rapp

ed_i

n_a_

bina

ry_p

unch

_car

d_fa

ctory

Connecting them all:

hell!i'mtrappedinabinarypunchcardfactory!

English to Chinese:

Hell! I'm stuck in a binary punch card workshop!

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[Colourful Punch Cards]

The following data has a very high level of security, and a digital way of recording it has to be reinvented to define it!

01001101011001010111001101110011

01100001011001110110010100100000

01110100011011110010000001000011

01100001011100110111010001110000

01101001011100000110010100111010

00100000011110010110111101110101

01110010001000000110110001100001

0111010101101110011001000111100100100111

01110011001000000111001001100101

01100001011001000111100100100000

01100110011011110111001000100000

01110000011010010110001101101011

011101010111000000101110

Binary to decimal conversion:

077101115115

097103101032

116111032067

097115116112

105112101058

032121111117

114032108097

117110100121039

115032114101

097100121032

102111114032

112105099107

117112046

The decimal is converted by an ASCII code table (for highlight, spaces are replaced with "_"):

mess

age_

to_c

astp

ipe:

_you

r_la

undy'

s_re

ady_

for_

pick

up.

Connecting them all:

messagetocastpipe:yourlaundy'sreadyforpickup.

It seems that there is no word laundy in English, so let's change it to laundry.

After:

messagetocastpipe:yourlaundry'sreadyforpickup.

English to Chinese:

A message to Caspipe: Your laundry is being prepared for packaging.

01001101011001010111001101110011

01100001011001110110010100100000

01110100011011110010000001000011

01100001011100110111010001110000

01101001011100000110010100111010

00100000011110010110111101110101

01110010001000000110110001100001

0111010101101110011001000111001001111001

00100111011100110010000001110010

01100101011000010110010001111001

00100000011001100110111101110010

00100000011100000110100101100011

01101011011101010111000000101110

Binary to decimal conversion:

077101115115

097103101032

116111032067

097115116112

105112101058

032121111117

114032108097

117110100114121

039115032114

101097100121

032102111114

032112105099

107117112046

The decimal is converted by an ASCII code table (for highlight, spaces are replaced with "_"):

mess

age_

to_c

astp

ipe:

_you

r_la

undry

's_r

eady

_for

_pic

kup.

Connecting them all:

messagetocastpipe:yourlaundry'sreadyforpickup.

English to Chinese:

A message to Caspipe: Your laundry is being prepared for packaging.

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As you can see about [Colored Punch Cards], there are two pages, and the data on each page is basically the same, the difference is only in the presence or absence of an "R". We can guess that the programmer originally wrote the first page, then found the error on the first page, and then rewrote the correct data, but forgot to delete the first page, so the current result is caused.