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Post by nctrnlbst on May 6, 2006 17:56:38 GMT -5
A better way to look at it is since there are 26 letters in the alphabet, then we could use the ROT13 formula to the numbers 1-26, which would give us 1 = 14. Merhapse the propper date is May 14th?  |
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Post by wesh on May 6, 2006 18:43:08 GMT -5
Another possiblity indeed  We'll be on the look out on all those days either way (omg nocturnal, i still smile seeing that avatar It's just the way that kid falls down. classic! and it's cool that she (he?) doesn't fall on her head too; she recovers quickly.) |
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Post by onezeroeight on May 7, 2006 8:46:55 GMT -5
The numbers on persephone.thehansofoundation.org have CHANGED!!
They are now:
72 65 83 32 87 73 78 32 72 79 83 84 32 80 67 32 73 78 32 78 73 76 32 85 82 71 69 46 32 56 44 32 110 111 116 32 49 32 97 110 100 32 54 46
Direct ASCII translation is:
HAS WIN HOST PC IN NIL URGE. 8, not 1 and 6.
I guess that means we should log back in on May 8th?
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Post by kellie on May 7, 2006 10:09:55 GMT -5
Um... what the heck does "HAS WIN HOST PC IN NIL URGE" mean?
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Post by love2bmama on May 7, 2006 10:16:26 GMT -5
^^^ I saw on another forum that one of the anagrams for it is "christian is helping us now". That seems like a likely solution to me, but there are lots of minds working on it now so we'll just have to wait and see!
Molly
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Post by kellie on May 7, 2006 10:33:47 GMT -5
Thanks! I just tried running it through every combination of translations I could think of, but didn't come up with anything better. Hadn't tried anagrams yet, but I'll do that now.
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Post by kellie on May 7, 2006 10:52:57 GMT -5
HAS WIN HOST PC IN NIL URGE is indeed an anagram of CHRISTIAN HELPING US NOW. I agree, this seems the most likely of the solutions I have seen thus far. by the way, it is also an anagram of A CIPHERING LUSH WINS NOT, so don't drink and crack Persephone's code!  |
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Post by kellie on May 7, 2006 12:23:15 GMT -5
Another possible solution is LOGIN HUNCH WAS INEPT SIR which is also an anagram of the ASCII translation. This would make sense with the "8, not 1 and 6" message.
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Post by wesh on May 7, 2006 13:30:09 GMT -5
and it's funnier nice finds yall! |
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Post by jacksloststepkid on May 7, 2006 13:32:06 GMT -5
cool stuff - added this new info to the wiki - good job digging all this up!
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Post by felix on May 7, 2006 14:49:33 GMT -5
is the 14th after the season finale?
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Post by love2bmama on May 7, 2006 14:56:06 GMT -5
^^ no
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Post by felix on May 7, 2006 14:58:49 GMT -5
ok i though, if christian is helping us then why not christian.thehansofoundation.orgbut it just goes to the normal ths website i think it does, i havent check the whole thing out to see if its diferent |
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Post by kellie on May 7, 2006 16:41:23 GMT -5
Here are some other good anagrams I have seen:
LOGIN WHEN IT RAINS PUSH C
A CIPHERING HINT SLOW SUN
LOGIN HUNCH WAS PRISTINE
Others have suggested that it might have LOGIN and PASS in it, (referring to the login of the Board of Directors page), which leaves the letters HWHTCINNIURE .
Or it might have LOGIN WITH and contain the login name for the bottom right corner of the site. This leaves the letters HASNSPCNIURE .
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Post by wesh on May 7, 2006 17:30:53 GMT -5
how about adding "MISSING ORGANS" in there? and then anagram it? also in the xml sheet (config.xml) there's a reference to "darwin@darma" being the last one who edited the xml sheet. Maybe that's kind of a clue? I did try it in the password boxes and stuff and nothing came out, so it might be nothing too. felix: you can basicly put anything in front of .thehansofoundation.org. It doesnt change anything (apparantly) indeed. also: could there be some kind of extra meaning/symbolism attached to the icon used in the adres bar for the persephone.thehansofoundation.org? (that red steeringwheel of a boat kinda thingy) |
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