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[Dr. Oid]

[catherwood]

if you want to see how the alphabet substitution looked, here's the glyphs:

[urthstripe]

For the bigbrother puzzle, google once had a hiring ad in which you had to figure out the first 10 digit prime number in consecutive digits of e.

Just interesting trivia pertaining to this puzzle, that seems more like busy work than anything.

[Sin Vraal]

heh

[rowan]

Slackers all of you. Don't update this thread. Don't update the topic in #soogees. Thank goodness for scrollbacks.

[rowan]

The riddle answer courtsey of Sin Vraal:

[Sin Vraal]

Ayup

[Sin Vraal]

aha

[Sin Vraal]

hmmmm

[bwochinski]

on theend.htm there is an image of a bunch of numbers

[catherwood]

just to demonstrate the above stage, here is theend.gif with the color table altered. The numbers were done in two different versions of black, but by modifying the palatte you can see special numbers stand out.

[catherwood]

Next up, it's all Greek to me:

[miss_seph]

Unforums was down, so we weren't able to post anything last night, but we got a little further than that:
thanks to Catherwood and Sin Vraal and others who deciphered the substitution:

[miss_seph]

[ScarpeGrosse]

I haven't looked at one all that recently, but to me that looks like a spectrum from a mass spectrometer, which is used most often either to identify proteins based on peptide size and flight time (you whack them with a laser and make them go WHOOSH! down a vacuum tube to where, depending on size/speed, they'll eventually whack a target which translates Time of Flight to #s, peptide size) or to identify the chemical structure of a protein, similar to NMR.

I don't know if that's helpful at all :/
Looking at it, I don't know quite what else to make of it yet. And then there's that wheel thing...