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[Caterpillar]

Now this is interesting.....remember this?

why w?s six ?fr?id of seven G - ROT 1
why was six afraid of seven G - ROT 0
why was six afraid of seven G - ROT 25

According to The Sacred Number '13'

In MesoAmerican art the "G" symbol is a representation of the 13 and is considered the cosmic egg. The "G" also represents our galaxy, the Milky Way. It is pronounced "Hay" or "Hay ya". Native Americans sing "Hay ya", the sacred "G", to the heavens still today. They are aware of the source of this power of 13 and the creative energy that emanates from the center of the source of creation and the center of our Universe. Our entire Universe is an actual expanded view of the Mayan cycles of time at work

[Caterpillar]

Update at in88:

[GunslingerGulp]

Just a thought.. Maybe when subtracting 128 to the code and you get less than 0 you have to subtract the remainder from the last ascii value, 127. That way you would get the "Y" in "OY", by subtracting the 7 ( 121 - 128 ) from 127 you get 120 ( y ). And in the same way (105 - 128) you would get the word "trouvi". I don't know french, but the word exists so maybe it's just another use of "trouve".

[Caterpillar]

I don't know, that's the method I originally used, since there's been so many references to "just wrap it around again"....that's how I gotthe "Y".

But the reason I put the question mark there, is that to me "trouve" made sense, but the same method does not give you an"e"....and although by reading it in sentences via google - I can tell that some people use "trouvi" for "found", I can't find a translator that will define it. Slang maybe?

But I like the explanation and since it seems (by use in sentence) to mean the same thing - thanks!

On http://daemon.chaoseed.com/dwlogin.php

122 150 159 157 074 017 139 074 141 146 139 152 145 143 086 074 154 150 159 157 074 141 081 143 157 158 074 150 143 074 151 020 151 143 074 141 146 153 157 143 088 074 109 081 143 157 158 074 010 074 142 147 156 143 086 074 150 139 074 155 159 143 157 158 147 153 152 074 143 157 158 074 158 153 159 148 153 159 156 157 100 074 107 152 139 158 139 074 161 139 074 158 139 149 159 157 139 152 074 158 157 159 163 153 147 074 142 143 157 159 074 149 139 088

Translates to:

[Caterpillar]

[vidstudent]

Well, first, I must explain something I put in the Jan Termin text box. It has a lot to do with that, really.

During the moment when it was found by entering lament in door_to.php, I entered the following:

125 153 086 074 161 146 139 158 081 157 074 158 146 143 074 152 143 162 158 074 155 159 143 157 158 147 153 152 105

[GunslingerGulp]

[Hati]

Totally right, GG

[Caterpillar]

[Caterpillar]

On element0.htm, if you go backframe by frame you get to a point where there is white text that says:

vis wuz here
you sneaky

Doesn't help much, but there it is anyway.

I'm not sure about the update numbers being a puzzle....

I don't know what the first number is, after seeing a 4 and then a 6 yesterday I assumed it was the "update number". However today it's a 0.
But the next three seem to be "date" and the last three maybe "time".

0 28 11 04 10 52 19
"0?" Novemeber 28/04 at 10:52:19

[vidstudent]

[Caterpillar]

Update at gi0.htm:

[vidstudent]

It's probably the end of this round, with the next one starting at the end of that timer.

...I assume you took proper advantage of the opportunity to put something in the box?

Oh, and you have about 26000 seconds to check the source code:

[Caterpillar]

I actually did check SC......I always check SC.....lol

Wasn't there.

[vidstudent]

Well, it is *now*.

Quick note: That was the source code of merci, with the hint to check being the err64; that was, apparently, manually placed there.