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[ChrisPachi]

Re: "Rich hisotry"

[Yoko99]

Re: "Rich hisotry"

[dntmndm]

Re: "Rich hisotry"

[blackfeathers]

i just created a page to track investor information discrepancies by module section:
http://bigthingshavesmallbeginnings.wikispaces.com/Investor+Information+changes

there's also a wiki version of the investor page for reference. it should be helpful for text-based search and analysis of content, and far better to load without that background video and other multimedia freezing up browsers.

[ChrisPachi]

Re: "Rich hisotry"

[katiebluebird]

[chasrover]

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also "Chart Pix"

There must be some reason for the jpegs. I've been trying to overlay them, see if anything matches up. So far can't see anything.

Do we know what stars are behind the headers?

[THEREALOWINN]

INITIAL ROUND OF INVESTMENT CAPITAL (flag)
Following Weyland's success with solar panels, Weyland Industries receives funding from a trio of major venture capital firms.
JUNE 30, 2015

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[SevenSonicStructures]

Re: "Rich hisotry"

[Yoko99]

Re: "Rich hisotry"

[offworld]

Did Some Work on the Wiki

[Rebus]

Wow, that spreadsheet's looking really good Yoko, good work!

[feathernotdot]

I just spent like 2 hours looking into different things about the David series models. And I keep looking at the david-8 signature logo thing from the commercial thing looks funny. Why is it on top? Etc. But nothing. Kind of crazy that we don't know where to go.

[blackfeathers]

just updated the **weyland wiki page with info.

a few theories i've had about testing ** that also involves guessing names. it's more trial and error...

you don't necessarily need to have a phone to see if **xyz keyword is valid. how?

start with
http://starstar.to/movie/blahblahblah

breaking it down:
based on **weyland and **movie, they use a starstar.to shortlink followed by the keyword followed by a pseudo-random alphanumeric string.

- http://starstar.to forwards to starstarapps.com as a shortlink that was implemented to send a (not-so) short link via sms. (it's not-so short because of the pseudo-random alphanumberic string.)

- this is followed by the keyword. in this case it's "weyland" or "movie" or whatever.

- this is followed by the pseudo-random alphanumeric string that defeats the purpose of a shortlink in the first place; but probably is justified by them to track individual dissemination of said sms link -similar to how bit.ly may produce various innocuous links that lead to the same thing for stats purposes.

but, you don't necessarily have to test starstar.to per se since this isn't on the fox name servers, which in theory might lead to stuff that still needs to be verified whether it's oog or not.

so, backtracking, starstar.to/weyland leads to http://foxmovies.starstarapps.com/weyland.

dissecting this bit of info,

http://starstar.to/weyland forwards to
http://foxmovies.starstarapps.com/weyland which is http://www.starstarapps.com/weyland

likewise,
http://starstar.to/movie forwards to
http://foxmovies.starstarapps.com/
which is
http://www.starstarapps.com/
is http://foxmovies.starstarapps.com/prometheus
which is http://prometheus.starstarapps.com/
which is http://weyland.starstarapps.com/
which is http://markofthespiderman.starstarapps.com/ <-
http://thedarkknightrises.starstarapps.com/
and so on.

hope this helps.


edited to add more info:

oog example of how this works:

saw an ad for **nhl (national hockey league), so via a browser typing http://starstar.to/nhl
leads to
http://mobile.gamecenter.nhl.com/?navid=nav-mbl-main

therefore, for every **keyword you want to try, point your browser to starstar.to/keyword.

no phone is required to try this, although you'll be missing out on any audio recording or text message.

[Jones]

@Peter_Weyland says On a lighter note, a look at early technology meant for #LifeBeyondEarth http://mvl.mit.edu/EVA/biosuit/index.html