#gd decode

[aviancataclysm]

i have a strawpage now and people have been drawing absolute bangers in my inbox for NO REASON ever since someone did a high effort drawing of the cataclysm wave. heres all of them. this has caused me to make a featured arts page (i did NOT have it until this post)

[decodebyrek3dge]

OFFICIALLY DECODE DAY IN MY TIMEZONE LETS GO

> hooray.mp3

[gdstal]

hello dear nostalgists_

it is nice to see you on here;

- @decodebyrek3dge

Hello DeCode!! Great to see you too!! :]

[loafeebuns]

Wanted to share my decode design inspo from some moots!, Have not updated him in a while, the last picture is the first draft ever(?) he’s just a bit more chonky now hehe,,

Basic info AGHH i know i have yet to fully lore dump for a lot of guys:

Decode 🔌⚡️

He/Him/It | Rank 1 Demon | Cyber Realm - Machine Type

- Decode is an older demon from the cyber realm, (a realm in this world is essentially a different plane linked to the regular GD world, you’re able to access/ travel to corresponding to the themes: Hell, Astral, Heaven, Cyber, and Void. more on that later!) The cyber realm is home to demons relating back to tech and electronics, it’s also where the golden age of innovation was as the world shifted into 1.9 (it still needs a better name LMAOO) with new vehicles and advancements yadda yadda,,

- He is a demon created in the 1.9 era for the purposes of combat but eventually found himself into the more technical aspects of creation, sinking a lot of time into developing a lot of the realm’s technology. While the tech back from 1.9 is considered outdated now, he essentially paved the way for the realm’s future demons to thrive off of, as well as being just as resourceful to the mortals (this part is still mega wip so SORRY if it’s weird ehehe )

- Decode Electronics is still a wip too, but it’s a large company known for providing vehicles, so things like UFO’s, robots, ships, etc! He’s very well respected on both the human and demon ends despite being a bit dated/ being of a lower power demon rank. While he doesn’t fully own it anymore, he’s still content with where he is now, and that is being stationed at the main(?) city branch. That’s how he met NC actually lmao

- Unlike most greedy capitalists he’s not like that! Big responsible man,, very patient especially when helping out employees/customers.. still able to lose temper but he’s mellowed out a lot.. I’m not mad just disappointed. Very much loves what he does as well as know a lot of demons.. he’s very logical, knowledgeable on computer science and engineering and all that but I only know so much because I am a dumbass and CANNOT write for smart chars 💔

KEEPING IT BRIEF EHEHEH ILL GIVE MORE INFO TO HIM AGHAHAH THANKS FOR READING

[superdz555]

guys i beat DeCode

[shipthelambs]

Analysing Slow Horses

the Standish File

MI5 First Desk Charles Alexander Partner (officer ref XP/6483) found dead with a gunshot wound at home address (27C Sutton M_, Bayswater…) at 8:55 am approximately 9 hours after death by personal assistant Catherine Elizabeth Standish (officer ref GD/0549). Emergency Desk called at 9:47 am by Jackson Lamb (officer ref KU/7492) who attended after personal call from Catherine Standish placed at 08:57. Scene attended by head of internal security Samuel Peter Chapman (officer ref —) No sign of forced entry or of secondary presence. Standish debriefed, Lamb debriefed, Partner personal effects annotated (full list partially redacted) includes private coded notes where Partner theorises on compromised operations and possible —- blackmail of Service individual(s) by hostile intelligence service. Leads pursued and evaluated by Chapman. Conclusions EYE ONLY First Desk.

Tried to decode the text from the ‘Standish’ file - it’s missing a few words and details, but the important thing that apparently Standish called Lamb after she found Partner. Oh and Catherine’s middle name is Elizabeth.

[maskon-2005]

do you have any sources you could link to? also have you checked his blog lately? @ask-addon-l-addison. have to say his most recent post is.. disturbing to say the least. i ran it through an alphabet decoder and i can tell you the results if you want.

jn tujmm vodmfbs po xibu zpv nfbo cz uif cmvf tubs. sjeemft bsf opu nz tuspoh tvju.

oh no ive seen it, quite worring stuff, now do you believe me? h sghmj xnt rgntkc sZkj sn sgd aktd rszq xntqrdke. xntC mdudq jmnv vgzs gd bntkC ad ghchmf

[funkyphonophorae]

Tell me about the cubes.

assuming you mean geometry dash, unfortunately there is no angsty gd cube lore for you to hear of, but i can tell you about some of my favourite levels in no particular order!!!! (decoration and vibes-wise, i am not about to actually beat these anytime soon unfortunately)

xo by krmal

xo is a very controversial level because many think it is "lazy" as it uses extremely basic blocks with no decorations on them whatsoever. the most complicated it gets decoration-wise are the effects which are cool but not particularly flashy. this is why people don't like it and don't think it is worthy to be officially uploaded onto the servers.

however, i really like xo!!! it has genuinely incredible music sync, surprisingly well thought-out design and extremely interesting structure for the limitations the creator was putting on himself!!! levels like xo are great because of how original they are. in times like these ones for the community, where most extreme demons are generic glow with tight wave spam and straightfly as the only reason they are difficult, xo isn't afraid to completely challenge the oversaturated market of extreme demons by prioritising making an interesting level over making one that exists only for it to get attention for being on the demonlist (top 150 hardest levels in the game).

i'll put the rest under a cut because WOW i didnt expect to rant that much about xo...

2. LIMBO by mindcap + more

limbo is very hard to describe because, as cheesy as it sounds, its less of a level and more of a visual experience. even just watching a run of this level (which almost every player will have to do since it is very difficult) is surreal. there is so much creativity poured into every section of limbo that sets it apart from other levels. it is also incredibly consistent for a megacollab (a level where lots of people made small parts of it) but each part still feels distinct enough to be memorable while keeping to a central theme.

3. killbot by boldstep

killbot has one of the coolest concepts for an extreme demon out there. the supposed "story" behind the level is that the player has downloaded a corrupted computer program that is out to kill them (hence the name, killbot), and throughout the level textboxes appear showing the system attempting to delete the killbot virus. the level starts out green and as it progresses, turns into red and black as the virus corrupts more and more parts, until finally at the end the virus is said to have been forcefully deleted.

the level kinda hurts to look at because of all the flashing and general air decoration but still maintains a very cool atmosphere. it does not look fun to play though.

4. decode by rek3dge

finally a level within my skill range! decode is a simple level, but very effective. it has a great song, a certain iconic wave section, and it technically isn't anything special, but who cares. i've never seen anyone hate decode. it's a universally loved level, which is incredibly rare for the gd community, and even rarer considering its rated demon (albiet only easy demon).

fun fact: spaceuk, the perpetrator of one of the game's most shocking and destructive hacking scandals, beat decode as his first ever demon level.

5. emerald realm by castrix + more

this level is based on ori and the blind forest/ori and the will of the wisps, which are great games so that already makes this level super cool. but i think i speak for everyone who's ever seen this level when i say that emerald realm has some of the most beautiful decoration in any gd level. you can appreciate emerald realm as a piece of art regardless of whether you've played the ori games or not. (yes, culuc's part is obviously the best one, all hail culuc, etc).

6. jigsaw

nothing extraordinary about this one...but it's a saw-themed gd level that looks super cool. so of course it's one of my favourites, even if it's not had a huge impact on the community.

7. congregation by presta

(insert funny congregation jumpscare meme). congregation is controversial, similar to xo, because it has less than 40,000 objects, which doesn't sound like much to someone unfamiliar with the game - but the current hardest level has over 200,000 objects. so naturally some people were irritated when congregation was rated - another case of a level being seen as "lazy" by a large number of the community.

but...congregation is so cool! it has a technological atmosphere emphasised with a fitting song that creates a feeling of mystery, unease, and the incredibly long build up to the drop of the level as more and more things begin to appear that makes it surprisingly suspenseful. the second section of the level does bring it down for me but this is still a great example of an extreme demon that stands out from the rest.

also, it has no wave or ship, the gamemodes that extremes usually rely on to create difficult segments, which makes it even more original!

8. b by motleyorc and scorchv2

b is a medium demon set in a beehive. you must navigate the beehive while avoiding some scarily large bees with ._. faces. simple but effective level that pretty much everyone loves.

oops it is now 11:21pm i should probably sleep now. yay

[btcinfonews]

China-Linked Firm Allocates $300M to Bitcoin, Trump Coin

China-Linked Firm Allocates $300M to Bitcoin, Trump Coin 🚀💰

So, you heard the news? GD Culture Group, the company that once made TikTok dreams come true by selling random e-commerce goods, has decided to dive headfirst into the crypto pool with a jaw-dropping $300 million investment in Bitcoin and the TRUMP token. 🤑 But, uh, who didn't see that coming? This rollercoaster ride started with a casual SEC filing that sent market enthusiasts into a frenzy (or maybe just the meme-lovers). 🤔

"The Company plans to use proceeds from the offering, if any, to invest in Bitcoin and OFFICIAL TRUMP and for general corporate purposes."

And what's better than investing in a memecoin that's basically the hot sauce of the political world? Post-announcement, the TRUMP token spiked over 6%, while Bitcoin just kind of sat there like, "I’m not sure how I feel about this," leaving investors torn between laughter and sheer panic. 🤷‍♂️

This raises some hefty ethical questions about political investments—are we about to trigger increased volatility or is this the start of something monumental? 🤔 💭 This whole situation could lead to short-term price corrections faster than you can say "HODL!"

No politics, only gains. Or losses. Let's see. 🤷‍♀️

Ready to decode how this $300M shakeup could change the crypto game? Let's discuss! 💬

Disclaimer: The information on this website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency markets are volatile, and investing involves risk. Always do your own research and consult a financial advisor.

#CryptoNews #Bitcoin #TRUMPCoin #Investing #Memecoins #Blockchain #CryptoCommunity 🎉🚀💯

[aviancataclysm]

doodle dump (long overdue) (i havent been drawing a lot bc burnout)

this was after i saw 440fps's tidal wave design in discord which i went "i should draw my level personifications more often but best i can do is this"

windy landscape personif design (i dont have a lot of ideas but she has paws and is a nature goddess/spirit/fairy thing

things have been happening with their emotional state lately (bad)

speaking of the tidal wave design heres some tidecode

regarding the things that have been happening. uh. it led to Something which caused cata to be depressed for a good few days as well. and bug's wave (became its own creature thing like my ship) was there to comfort him :]

speaking of this wave. THIS WAVE

whiteboard zone

icdx

[decodebyrek3dge]

whats it like being an easy demon LOSER

pretty normal_

>what is it like having jumper as your hardest

[abugidaithink]

tried doing the first decode wave mini. had to slow it down for the sake of time + still having an arm. can't deny that i tried though!

[wizprout123]

Understanding the SSC Exam Pattern and Syllabus for 2025 | DOTS Academy

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The SSC Examination is one of the most competitive exams in India, with thousands of aspirants appearing each year to secure positions in various government ministries, departments, and organizations. To succeed, it is essential to have a thorough understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus. This article offers a detailed overview of the SSC Exam Pattern and Syllabus for 2025.

SSC Exam Structure

The SSC conducts various exams, including:

SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL)

SSC Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL)

SSC Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS)

SSC Constable (GD)

SSC Junior Engineer (JE)

SSC Stenographer

SSC CPO (Central Police Organization)

Each exam has a different structure, but they generally follow a tiered format:

Tier I: Computer-Based Test (CBT) — Objective type

Tier II: Computer-Based Test (For selected exams)

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Tier IV: Skill Test/Typing Test (For applicable exams)

SSC Exam Pattern for 2025

SSC CGL Exam Pattern

Tier I (CBT)

General Intelligence & Reasoning — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

General Awareness — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

Quantitative Aptitude — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

English Comprehension — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

Total: 100 Questions (200 Marks), Duration: 60 Minutes

Tier II (CBT)

Paper 1: Quantitative Abilities — 100 Questions (200 Marks)

Paper 2: English Language & Comprehension — 200 Questions (200 Marks)

Paper 3: Statistics (For specific posts) — 100 Questions (200 Marks)

Paper 4: General Studies (Finance & Economics) — 100 Questions (200 Marks)

SSC CHSL Exam Pattern

Tier I (CBT)

General Intelligence — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

General Awareness — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

Quantitative Aptitude — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

English Language — 25 Questions (50 Marks)

Total: 100 Questions (200 Marks), Duration: 60 Minutes

Tier II (Descriptive Paper)

Essay and Letter Writing in English/Hindi (100 Marks)

Duration: 60 Minutes

SSC MTS Exam Pattern

Paper I (CBT)

General Intelligence & Reasoning — 25 Questions (25 Marks)

Numerical Aptitude — 25 Questions (25 Marks)

General English — 25 Questions (25 Marks)

General Awareness — 25 Questions (25 Marks)

Total: 100 Questions (100 Marks), Duration: 90 Minutes

Paper II (Descriptive)

Short Essay/Letter Writing (50 Marks)

Duration: 30 Minutes

SSC Syllabus for 2025

General Intelligence & Reasoning

Analogies

Coding-Decoding

Number Series

Blood Relations

Logical Venn Diagrams

Puzzle Test

Direction Sense Test

Syllogism

Data Sufficiency

Quantitative Aptitude

Simplification

Algebra

Percentage

Profit & Loss

Time & Work

Speed, Distance & Time

Data Interpretation

Geometry & Mensuration

Trigonometry

General Awareness

History

Geography

Indian Polity

Economy

Current Affairs

Science & Technology

Awards & Honors

English Language

Grammar

Vocabulary

Synonyms & Antonyms

Reading Comprehension

Sentence Correction

Cloze Test

Preparation Tips

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Make a study plan and allocate time to each section.

Solve previous years’ question papers and take mock tests regularly.

Stay updated with current affairs and general knowledge.

Focus on accuracy and time management in exams.

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My inability to try keyphrases other than "Komaeda Nagito", "Nagito Komaeda" and variants thereupon (and... adjectives thereabout) delayed my decoding this for some time.

For others who wish to try decoding this, so as not to play unfairly, I shall hold off on hints for now -- except for one below the cut.

a mother's love tsundere tantrums

[shraddhamatre]

Cracking the HPCL Exam: All-Inclusive Guide and Essential Knowledge

One of India's most sought after public sector companies is Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL), particularly for engineering graduates and professionals hoping for a safe and successful career. The hiring procedure at HPCL, a Fortune 500 business that works in the oil and gas industry, presents intriguing chances for technical positions in engineering specialties. This blog will offer a thorough rundown of the HPCL hiring procedure, the exam format, the curriculum, a plan for preparation, and essential success strategies.+

An Overview of Hiring at HPCL Hiring dynamic experts for a variety of technical tasks is HPCL's recruiting strategy. This is especially true for engineering streams including mechanical, civil, electrical, instrumentation, and chemical engineering. It is imperative that applicants prepare thoroughly for the exam since it is quite tough and there are only a limited number of positions, thus people from all across the nation apply. Generally, the hiring procedure is broken down into the following phases: Online Application: Applicants must complete an online application with pertinent information about their background, education, and personal data.

Computer-Based Test (CBT): A nationwide assessment is carried out to create a shortlist of applicants according to their aptitude, technical expertise, and other pertinent abilities. Group Task/Group Discussion (GD/GT): Candidates who have made the short list are invited to participate in a group task or group discussion, which assesses their collaboration, communication, and leadership abilities. Personal Interview: The last round involves interviewing the chosen applicants to evaluate their technical expertise, capacity for problem-solving, and general fit for the position. Medical Examination: Before receiving a job offer, candidates who pass the personal interview must pass a medical fitness exam.

HPCL Exam Pattern The HPCL exam is a Computer-Based Test (CBT) divided into two sections:

General Aptitude Section: This section tests candidates on their reasoning ability, quantitative aptitude, and English language skills. It typically includes the following subsections:

Logical Reasoning: Questions on puzzles, seating arrangement, coding-decoding, syllogisms, and other reasoning-based questions. Quantitative Aptitude: Numerical ability questions like number series, profit and loss, percentages, averages, and time-speed-distance.

English Language: Questions on grammar, vocabulary, sentence correction, reading comprehension, and basic verbal ability. Technical/Professional Knowledge Section: This section is discipline-specific, and candidates are tested on their core engineering subjects. The syllabus for each discipline differs, but here’s a general idea of what to expect:

Mechanical Engineering: Thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, machine design, strength of materials, and production engineering.

Civil Engineering: Structural engineering, concrete technology, building materials, environmental engineering, and transportation engineering.

Electrical Engineering: Electrical circuits, machines, power systems, control systems, and electromagnetic theory.

Instrumentation Engineering: Process control, industrial instrumentation, electrical measurements, and signal processing.

Chemical Engineering: Fluid mechanics, chemical reaction engineering, thermodynamics, process control, and mass transfer operations. The duration of the exam is generally around 2.5 hours, and the paper consists of objective-type multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

Breakdown of the Syllabus A clear study plan is essential for achieving success on the HPCL test, and the first step in creating one is comprehending the comprehensive curriculum for each of the exam's two components.

General Aptitude Syllabus Quantitative Aptitude: Number systems Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Trigonometry, Time, Speed, and Distance, Probability and Statistics, Permutations and Combinations, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning: Puzzles, Seating Arrangements, Syllogisms, Blood Relations, Coding-Decoding, Logical Connectives, English Language: Reading Comprehension, Synonyms and Antonyms, Sentence Completion and Correction, Grammar, Cloze Test, Technical Syllabus (for various engineering disciplines),

Mechanical Engineering: Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials, Theory of Machines, Machine Design, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics, Production Engineering, Civil Engineering: Structural Analysis, Concrete Technology, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources, Surveying, Building Materials, Geotechnical Engineering, Electrical Engineering: Electric Circuits, Power Systems, Electrical Machines, Control Systems, Signals and Systems, Power Electronics,

Instrumentation Engineering: Measurement Systems, Transducers, Process Control, Control Valves, Electronic Devices, Signals and Systems, Chemical Engineering: Chemical Reaction Engineering, Heat Transfer, Mass Transfer, Process Dynamics and Control, Plant Design and Economics,

How to Prepare for the HPCL Exam 1. Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus Familiarize yourself with the complete syllabus and exam pattern. Allocate more time to difficult topics and focus on your weaker areas. Ensure that you cover every topic in the syllabus and revise thoroughly. 2. Develop a Structured Study Plan Break down your preparation into daily, weekly, and monthly targets. Make sure to include time for revision, solving previous years' papers, and taking mock tests. Keep in mind the negative marking pattern (if any) while practicing.

3. Emphasis on Fundamental Technical Information Because the technical portion is so important, it is imperative that you have a thorough knowledge of the fundamental concepts in your field. Consult conventional textbooks and use online tutorials to get clarification on complex ideas. 4. Develop Your Skill in Aptitude Although many applicants could skip the general aptitude portion, a strong performance is essential to obtaining a high overall ranking. To increase speed and accuracy, practice reasoning, numeric aptitude, and verbal ability tasks on a regular basis.

5. Complete the Question Papers from Prior Years Completing previous exam questions is essential for every competitive assessment. It will assist you in becoming used to the format, degree of difficulty, and kinds of questions. Additionally, it will support effective time management during the test. 6. Conduct practice exams You may assess your readiness for an exam by taking online mock exams, which mimic the real exam setting. You may improve your preparation by identifying your skills and shortcomings by completing these exams on a regular basis.

7. Edit Frequently To recall the large quantity of material needed for this test, revision is essential. While you're studying, jot down brief notes; they will come in helpful while you're getting ready. Make it your routine to go over these notes again and again. 8. Follow Industry News Updates Given that HPCL works in the oil and gas business, it's vital to be informed about any recent advancements in the field. Not only will this be useful during the interview, but it could also come up in the GD/GT round.

Crucial Advice for Passing the HPCL Exam Commence Early: To ensure that you cover the full curriculum and have time for review, start your preparation well in advance. Recognize the Cut-offs: To set a goal score for yourself, be well-versed on the HPCL cut-offs from prior years. Reconcile Technical Preparation with Aptitude: Both sections are equally important, so devote sufficient time to each. Stay Calm and Focused: Maintain a calm and focused approach throughout your preparation, and don’t get overwhelmed by the syllabus. Practice Time Management: Work on managing your time successfully throughout the exam by preparing with timed mock examinations.

In summary Engineering graduates have a great chance to land a prominent and fulfilling job in the public sector by taking the HPCL test. But to succeed at it, you need commitment, methodical study, and a calculated strategy. You may pass the HPCL test and begin your journey to a lucrative job in one of India's top public sector companies with the correct direction, persistent work, and efficient time management.

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