Event though the code is very long, it has a familiar format to it.
[hint]Have a look at what the numbers in between the letters tell you, how many there are and how do they line up to the known Daily Passcode format.
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Split alpha and numerals, keeping the numerals in pairs. f 17 24 19 i 19 07 14 20 06 07 19 12 j 01 c 04
Using an Alphabet Index of A=0 and Z=25, convert the numbers to letters and letter to numbers 5RYT8THOUGHTM9B2E
Code #2 and #3
Observations
Both codes have the same length and trying multiple different ciphers on each individually came to no results.
Recently they liked having two codes relate to each other for a solve.
Reverse #2 2ukw9soween4u8v
Atbash on alphas and numeric on #3 9osz9ppacrf9q9r
Put both codes side by side in a Grid of 3×5 #2 #3
2uk 9os
w9s z9p
owe pac
en4 rf9
u8v q9r
Swap all even numbered rows with the other grid #2 #3
2uk 9os
z9p w9s <--
owe pac
rf9 en4 <--
u8v q9r
Write each grid down as a passcode.
#2 2ukz9powerf9u8v
#3 9osw9spacen4q9r