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@@ -31,11 +31,11 @@ viewed from that perspective, an entire article could be thought of as one big
integer in base255. I decided to start by converting the source message one
might want to encrypt into decimal form as shown by this animation:
-![How the message gets encoded](msg-encode.gif)
+{{< img src="msg-encode.gif" alt="How the message gets encoded" caption="" >}}
The thing is, if a message can be converted from base255 to decimal, so can
the password protecting the original message. You would then have both the message
and the password in a format that feels much more intuitive to manipulate.
So this is what I did:
-![How the password gets encoded](psswd-encode.gif)
+{{< img src="psswd-encode.gif" alt="How the password gets encoded" >}}