Attachments Keys.zip (4.71 MiB) Downloaded 217 times Oh, well.Īlso, after removing all duplicates, there are 1.5 million potential keys.
And of course, our rate of advancement will decrease at some point relatively soon because of the lack of anything small enough to store or process the data at some point. This is taking into account our current rate of technological expansion: doubling speed every 2 years. Not nearly as infinite as originally thought. We just to find a way to get the program to try a list of keys.ĮDIT: Because I have no life, I ran some numbers and the time it would take to check every number if you were using a computer that could process 50000 per second would be 174 years. Even so, considering the program can apparently try 38 million per second and it only takes 10 minutes or so to extract all possible 32-digit combinations (I already did it once, but there were a few spaces left it, messing stuff up), might as well try it. That of course assumes it is a traditional key to a traditional encryption/decryption algorithm.Yeah, I realized it might be obfuscated.
It could be present in the executable or some other file in plain text, but it could also be reversed, in binary, compressed, separated, encoded, shifted, or present in some other way. Ocean Club #901, Key Biscayne | 47 days on market | $2.RiiakShiNal wrote:Unfortunately, that's not true. Turnberry Ocean Colony #2003, Sunny Isles Beach | 454 days on market | $2.85M | $724 psf | Olga Mirer of Atlantic VIP Realty Group Ocean Club #1008, Key Biscayne | 81 days on market | $7M | $1,344 psf | Carlos Coto of ONE Sotheby’s International Realtyīalmoral #6d, Bal Harbour | 202 days on market | $1.2M | $669 psf | Richard Goihman of Douglas Elliman Here’s a breakdown of the data for the week of September 18 to September 24. Average prices were $$428,115 per unit and $274 per square foot.
Though that’s five fewer sales than the previous week, overall volume was up by $7.84 million. Miami-Dade recorded 131 condo sales last week for a total of $56 million. Last week was the first week in several months that all 10 units in the list sold above $1 million. Its price equates to $1,039 per square foot.įollowing those top three deals, the remainder of Miami-Dade’s top 10 most-expensive condo sales ranged between $2.85 million and $1.3 million.
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The recently remodeled unit has modern style, two terraces, plus views of both the ocean and Biscayne Bay. It features ocean views, a sun deck and marble floors.Īnd the week’s third-priciest deal belonged to Christopher Blackman of Ocean Club Realty, who closed on the $2.9 million sale of unit 901 at Key Biscayne’s Ocean Club complex after only 47 days. Robert Vole of brokerage The Island had the four-bedroom, four-bathroom penthouse on the market for 122 days before it traded at $1,014 per square foot. 2 was unit 2243 at Fisher Island’s Bayside condo, which sold for $2.9 million. The price for this four-bedroom, five-bathroom unit breaks down to $1,344 per square foot.Ĭoming in at No.
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Its ocean views through floor-to-ceiling windows and modern style fetched $7 million after spending 81 days on the market with Carlos Coto of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. The week’s top spot went to unit 1008 at the Ocean Club complex in Key Biscayne. Last week, the county recorded an $8 million boost in sales volume, plus a sizable $7 million deal rounding out the list of Miami-Dade’s top 10 priciest condo trades. What started as a slow September for Miami-Dade County’s condo market gradually picked up steam.
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