What is the Encoding Scheme for this Code?

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The discussion revolves around a code snippet that appears to be encoded in base64. The original poster is seeking assistance in deciphering the message contained within the string "H05LekhYaNE3Y7Movd47Y0KYHnuX/srs/V0pEk22bl8=". Although they suspect it might be base64, they acknowledge the possibility of other encoding schemes, such as uuencoding. They provide links to relevant Wikipedia articles for further context on binary-to-text encoding methods. The main focus is on identifying the correct decoding method to extract any meaningful message from the encoded string.
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Hey, I recently received a message from one of my friends. He's a real joker, thinks it's funny to send my pieces of code. This one had me stumped; from the little, and I mean very little, I know about code, this looks like base64 does it not?

H05LekhYaNE3Y7Movd47Y0KYHnuX/srs/V0pEk22bl8=

But I can't figure out a message, if any. Can someone help me out?
 
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