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natas
miki_38x1 wrote:
So is the color thing pertaining to the code I got in that email from Steve?


working on this theory now.... website I'm using for anyone else ..
http://www.ez-calculators.com/rbg-color-calculator.htm

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 4:50 pm
natas
hey miki.... i have absolutely no idea.... just throwing out random thoughts and trying to put everything i have thought in some sort of order so maybe someone smarter can pick something up... lol

If you email Jeff... see if he has come up with anything he hasn't posted in his blog today and they were supposed to go search for the pill today... him and steve so good luck getting a hold of him.

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 4:22 pm
miki_38x1
So is the color thing pertaining to the code I got in that email from Steve? And what are the contents of the answer.zip file? I'm going to try and get Jeff online or on the phone or something. I still have his number. Haha.

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 4:19 pm
natas
Sylvia wrote:


00011000100000100010010000

dfsfasfs tart aegr afe4 daf34 afaera adfwe afe2 r54ta4 a44a adfa3 dadfasd adf3w3 dadf a44a3

af4e afdsf3 yrsd 44at af34 af3 a4ae af4 afd4ws afd333 af5rt

4 34 2 54 4 44 3 3.3 44.3 4 3 44 34 3 4 4 4 333 5


if binary is what i think it means (0=off and 1=on)
then we should only pay attention to filenames containing the number 1???

just thinking aloud....hoping to stumble on something

EDIT: here are the files with "1"

daf34
afe4
r54ta4
a44a3
44at
a4ae

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 4:11 pm
natas
Here is the finished table i started earlier...
Took the rgb values from answer.txt and got the color and the hex value

RGB------------color-----------hex
_____________________________
0,0,0------------black---------000000
255,0,0----------red----------FF0000
0,255,0----------lime---------00FF00
0,0,255----------blue---------0000FF
255,255,0------yellow--------FFFF00
238,69,148-----pink----------EE4594
60,193,241-----sky blue-----3CC1F1
139,200,111---dark green---8BC86F
253,188,84----dark orange--FDBC54
45,43,114------dark purple--2D2B72
255,217,239---light pink-----FFD9EF
228,148,66---rusty brown---E49442
0,148,66-------blue green---00948A
176,214,255--light blue------B0D6FF
0,140,168-----dark blue-----008CA8
139,24,73-----deep purple--8B1849
0,105,15------forest green--00690F
235,255,15---bright yellow--EBFF0F
201,188,219--gray/purple---C9BCDB
0,222,186-----teal green-----00DEBA
247,237,186----tan-----------F7EDBA
89,273,186----????????------????????
186,117,186---purple--------BA75BA
41,252,13------neon green--29FC0D
115,119,178---dark purple--7377B2
117,166,130---moss green--75A682

notes...
can't figure out 89,273,186
If you sort the files in answer.zip by "time modified"... they come in the same order as the answer.txt......... EXCEPT for afe4.jpg (blue 0,0,255)

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 3:31 pm
Sylvia
natas wrote:
still working on my previous post, but noticed something...
When you sort the files in the answer.zip by date modified... the colors of the numbers match up with the answer.txt file... is that a clue?

Could be, we have to look at everything right now. And sometimes the answer is so obvious we can't see it.

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 3:10 pm
feriwiccan
done but can't post now! ARGGHGH

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:55 pm
natas
still working on my previous post, but noticed something...
When you sort the files in the answer.zip by date modified... the colors of the numbers match up with the answer.txt file... is that a clue?

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:54 pm
feriwiccan
will start from last to first in order to avoid repeats.

edit as I get them.

great find natas!

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:46 pm
Sylvia
results but not an answer
When we figure this out, we would type it at the end to get to the page. Like this http://www.bullerman.net/answer

We just got to figure out what the answer is.

Keeping the 273 instead of changing it to 237:

Quote:

decimal
0 0 0 255 0 0 0 255 0 0 0 255 255 255 0 238 69 148 60 193 241 139 200 111 253 188 84 45 43 114 255 217 239 228 148 66 0 148 138 176 214 255 0 140 168 139 24 73 0 105 15 235 255 15 201 188 219 0 222 186 247 237 186 89 273 186 186 117 186 41 252 13 115 119 178 117 166 130

hex
00 00 00 ff 00 00 00 ff 00 00 00 ff ff ff 00 ee 45 94 3c c1 f1 8b c8 6f fd bc 54 2d 2b 72 ff d9 ef e4 94 42 00 94 8a b0 d6 ff 00 8c a8 8b 18 49 00 69 0f eb ff 0f c9 bc db 00 de ba f7 ed ba 59 11 ba ba 75 ba 29 fc 0d 73 77 b2 75 a6 82

binary
00000000 00000000 00000000 11111111 00000000 00000000 00000000 11111111 00000000 00000000 00000000 11111111 11111111 11111111 00000000 11101110 01000101 10010100 00111100 11000001 11110001 10001011 11001000 01101111 11111101 10111100 01010100 00101101 00101011 01110010 11111111 11011001 11101111 11100100 10010100 01000010 00000000 10010100 10001010 10110000 11010110 11111111 00000000 10001100 10101000 10001011 00011000 01001001 00000000 01101001 00001111 11101011 11111111 00001111 11001001 10111100 11011011 00000000 11011110 10111010 11110111 11101101 10111010 01011001 00010001 10111010 10111010 01110101 10111010 00101001 11111100 00001101 01110011 01110111 10110010 01110101 10100110 10000010

base 64
AAAA/wAAAP8AAAD///8A7kWUPMHxi8hv/bxULSty/9nv5JRCAJSKsNb/AIyoixhJAGkP6/8PybzbAN669+26WRG6unW6KfwNc3eydaaC

Changing the 273 to 237
Quote:

decimal
0 0 0 255 0 0 0 255 0 0 0 255 255 255 0 238 69 148 60 193 241 139 200 111 253 188 84 45 43 114 255 217 239 228 148 66 0 148 138 176 214 255 0 140 168 139 24 73 0 105 15 235 255 15 201 188 219 0 222 186 247 237 186 89 237 186 186 117 186 41 252 13 115 119 178 117 166 130

hex
00 00 00 ff 00 00 00 ff 00 00 00 ff ff ff 00 ee 45 94 3c c1 f1 8b c8 6f fd bc 54 2d 2b 72 ff d9 ef e4 94 42 00 94 8a b0 d6 ff 00 8c a8 8b 18 49 00 69 0f eb ff 0f c9 bc db 00 de ba f7 ed ba 59 ed ba ba 75 ba 29 fc 0d 73 77 b2 75 a6 82

binary
00000000 00000000 00000000 11111111 00000000 00000000 00000000 11111111 00000000 00000000 00000000 11111111 11111111 11111111 00000000 11101110 01000101 10010100 00111100 11000001 11110001 10001011 11001000 01101111 11111101 10111100 01010100 00101101 00101011 01110010 11111111 11011001 11101111 11100100 10010100 01000010 00000000 10010100 10001010 10110000 11010110 11111111 00000000 10001100 10101000 10001011 00011000 01001001 00000000 01101001 00001111 11101011 11111111 00001111 11001001 10111100 11011011 00000000 11011110 10111010 11110111 11101101 10111010 01011001 11101101 10111010 10111010 01110101 10111010 00101001 11111100 00001101 01110011 01110111 10110010 01110101 10100110 10000010

base 64
AAAA/wAAAP8AAAD///8A7kWUPMHxi8hv/bxULSty/9nv5JRCAJSKsNb/AIyoixhJAGkP6/8PybzbAN669+26We26unW6KfwNc3eydaaC

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:44 pm
Sylvia
sample
Here's a sample using the first four rgb colors:

0,0,0 dfsfasfs = 0 hex = #000000

255,0,0 rtart = 0 hex = #FF0000

0,255,0 aegr = 0 hex = #00FF00

0,0,255 afe4 = 1 hex = #0000FF
sample.jpg
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sample.jpg

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:34 pm
natas
just noticed something that apparently everyone has already figured out... lol
Ridiculous Game Banter = R.G.B.

work in progress.... here is a tool i found any help please?
http://www.ez-calculators.com/rbg-color-calculator.htm

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 1:59 pm
feriwiccan
sylvia, great work there but I don't understand how you got from the numbers to letters and letters to base2 binary (eeh, new to this kinda). And out of the results you got, I found nothing decoding the binary, hex, or octal. Anyone else got any luck?

Also I considered that the "slashanswer" thing on bullerman.net meant to write an adress like bullerman.net/answer, but nothing. fairly sure that the answer is the last half of the adress. Probably obvious, probably already said, just thinking out loud.

Reading back I see that Doug said there are 26 of them... it could be something alphabetical.

"Ridiculous Game Banter" sounds to me like an anagram but online anagraming programs give way too many results to sift through. If anyone's good at that sort of thing they could try their hand at it.

one last thought is that it could be encoded using a matrix. the only thing that makes me think this is when sylvia separated the numbers out from the letters. I haven't done matrix encoding/decoding for a while but I'm sure I could pick it up again.

Quote:
Man, everyone on UnForums is friggin smart... I'm the odd man out lol


lol natas that's how I feel a lot here. All these people could probably get jobs in cryptography or work for the government or something XD

EDIT: lol.... *headdesk* I think I'm officially the last one to get that "Ridiculous Game Banter" is R.G.B.... Thank you natas <3

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 1:20 pm
natas
new post on blogspot.. still no clues as how to guess the answer..
Done for the night.... maybe rest will help
Pe@ce
EDIT" Sylvia..how did you come up with what you came up with? lol

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:52 am
Sylvia
natas wrote:
no double letters this time... at least none that i saw...what were the letters we had so far.... A..T...E???


I'm pretty sure it was A T E C

PostPosted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 12:28 am
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