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[hazl]

Here's the map on his background. It was also Art's icon.

[Rogi Ocnorb]

The detail makes it hard to tell, but I'd guess it was a schematic for an AC powered, 2-tube audio amplifier or public address system.
The grounded plug puts it in the mid-sixties or later vintage.
But I wonder if it's not just part of a style template available in that community.

[Mason]

I didn't know Eric Hachlinski had an MSN account. I've been speaking to him on Googletalk - that's news to me.

[tipsila]

The image on Aulu's (EL Cinco) site is a quipu.

Quipu is spanish for 'knot'.

Quipu's were used for census and tax accounting and for counting items that should be bought or sold and basic numerical data (like an abacus). They were also used to track or time events.

[tipsila]

[tipsila]

Re: Augustine's comment says first "i" then it changes to "e

[redct]

[redct]

OK, here are my AA3 findings:

Keeping with the computer and security-ish theme of some of this, AA3 can mean Accident Analysis Computer Program. It's also American Airlines Flight 3. Maybe someone's going to get on it/something's going to happen with it? It's currently flying JFK-LAX (New York to Los Angeles).
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As a port number, it could mean port 113 (if you take a=1), which is auth/identd.

Auth/Ident servers — which are supposed to run on the local user's machine — open port 113 and listen for incoming connections and queries from remote machines. These querying machines provide a local and remote "port pair" describing some other already-existing connection between the machines. The user's "ident" server is tasked with looking up and returning the connection's "USER ID" and perhaps additional information, such as an eMail address, full name, or whatever. (grc.com)
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I also did a port scan on nomennescio.org (again) and noticed that now, port 8080 is open, serving HTTP. Of course, I went there, but it was a blank page. Nothing in the source, either.

It's also been mentioned that there's an FTP server. Seems I can't download anything being anonymous. The old nobody/all combo didn't work either. (Think that's already been mentioned.)

One thing of note is that I can telnet into most of the ports like email, IMAP, etc, but you can't really do anything.

There's an HTTPS server but it just redirects to http

Most importantly, there's an SSH server. We might find a user/pass later that lets us get in.

Not much AA3 info, I know

[Mason]

AA3 says:
/el2rdun._ _ _

[redct]

Where'd you get that from? How?

[redct]

Update: the old user/password combo for nomennescio.org/list doesn't work anymore.

[belac]

[belac]

[Reedus]

I've been trying to add /el2rdun._ _ _ to the www.momennescio.org/lists with several different extensions to no avail. I've tried all the common image extensions (jpg, gif, bmp, psd, png) and sound extensions (mp3, wav, aif, wma). still working on more extensions.

[Mason]

AA3 said it on MSN to me. I can't figure it out. I've tried both with and without lists: jpg, bmp, gif, htm, doc, txt, png, pdf...