The odds are 1 in ({number of different symbols per character} to the power of {length of ciphertext}) - 1 of it being the plaintext.
If the OTP is truely random, then a ciphertext can be decoded to any possible permutation of the same length with equal probability.

Take for example the ciphertext TIGZIFZOMASDRVBTJFVTS:

With an OTP of ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU it decodes to THEWEATHERISFINETODAY,
while an OTP of LPOIIXMGZUQDYDBGGCHNA yields ITSRAININGCATSANDDOGS.

Without knowing the original OTP you have no way of knowing which of these decodes (or all other legible) is the correct one.
Of course many decodes will result in gibberish as well (e.g. OTP 123456789012345678901).
In this case the probability that any given message is the correct one (without being able to decide that, of course) is 1 in 7,31e+43.
Its likelier to win the lottery and be struck by lightning on the same day.

To try it out for your self look here: http://www.braingle.com/braint...

Effective April 9th 2010, QNX Software Systems has updated its source code access policy. This FAQ has been prepared for customers, partners, and hobbyists and provides details on what has changed.
Q. What has changed under the new source code policy?

Under the new policy, QNX Software Systems will continue to make its proprietary OS and middleware source code available to qualified customers, partners, and educational institutions. However, some of this code will no longer be available to hobbyists or to the general public.

The new policy classifies proprietary QNX source code as either Open (available to anyone under an open source license), Accessible (available to customers, partners, educational institutions, and hobbyists under a new click-through agreement), or Restricted (available to customers and partners with an approved QNX Restricted Content Application).

For example, QNX Software Systems will:

* continue to provide board support packages (BSPs) as open source
* provide various libraries and utilities as Accessible source
* provide source code for the QNX microkernel as Restricted source

Does anyone have a torrent with the current source?