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[Tobester]

Sorry didn't see that!

Nice and quiet on page 2 though....

[Omnie]

Transcription of unjust.mic.swf:

yeah, hello?
we coulda taken that stack too
if Mr. Moral Cooties over here hadn't twinked on us
this stuff is nada, zip, etc.
[then there's a screen of the type of logging things that have been showing up, with low numbers]
optimize your kernal better next time
so you don't have the problem
Can we move ON now, plz?

[FlanInTheFace]

Is there any stego stuff in the pics?

[Marl64]

OK, For anyone else who can't get to BriEnigmas Site at http://netninja.com/scrapbook/Metacortex/unjust/

Here's a complete set of files hosted elsewhere

unjust.jpg(jpg)
unjust.lhp(txt)
unjust.mic.swf
unjust.mp3(txt)
unjust.qm2(txt)
unjust.txt(txt)
unjust.ypt(txt)
unjust2.jpg(txt)
unjust2.lhp(txt)
unjust2.mic(swf)
unjust2.txt(txt) (scratch is NOBLE, and well given)
unjust3.jpg(jpg)

All the extensions have been changed so they should open correctly.

[Azathoth666]

ThX Marl, and props to Bri for getting it all up so quick.

[yanka]

Sorry... I'm slow fwiw, I attach

[...]

WTF! Again a text like the Texel one but now it's get deper... They are talking about la mere michelle! Why did they add a french thing in this? And now that i think of it. Scratch, texel and all the other who are suppose to be hacker are only AI protection MetaCortex and affiliate. They are putting the matrix online? i can't say that. But i'm sure these are all AI.

[yanka]

Hmm... I don't think they are AI (is that what you meant?) . I think the reason that "la mere michelle" is in there is because that text is from a googlism on "scratch", though the googlism is obviously different. Has anybody figured out what has been added/subtracted from it?

So, we have another name: Bounce.

And why does lhp say the same thing twice (about scratch)?

[...]

Thats the googlism :

scratch is not that difficult
scratch is coffee shops secret
scratch is just hand written chicken scratch
scratch is from toronto
scratch is here
scratch is a free
scratch is tough
scratch is la mere michele tradition
scratch is fun
scratch is larger than the last one about the size of a needle longer
scratch is now 'imminent'
scratch is a 32" tall
scratch is a feature
scratch is a shared area where students
scratch is the definitive access route for professional and bedroom dj's to enter and control the digital world
scratch is a unique and patented technology that allows real
scratch is one of those equipment that makes you wonder if someone
scratch is the name we gave to a shared folder area for the transfer of files between the various machines on our network
scratch is playing friday feb
scratch is available
scratch is back
scratch is a 3 gb disk partition maintained as scratch space for cs systems users
scratch is a prime example of a gene required for this second developmental process
scratch is just as easy as picking out a ready
scratch is
scratch is the simplest scratch to learn
scratch is probably the easiest scratch there is
scratch is now available and shipping to stores
scratch is very much like waxing a car
scratch is temporary storage
scratch is a local directory that's unique to each node
scratch is located in
scratch is there
scratch is removed
scratch is the vocal turntablist of the group that has blown the minds
scratch is an infectious love of the art form and world of the hip
scratch is able to get to the ropes
scratch is picking up chuckles off the ground and doesn't he look like a rag doll
scratch is a beautifully paced film that celebrates musical exploration and innovation
scratch is the ideal boat for water
scratch is the most amazing tool for dj's since the invention of the 1200
scratch is backed up
scratch is built on basically the same format as clips
scratch is a remarkable triumph on virtually every level
scratch is now available
scratch is not free
scratch is still at the vet

[edit] this part is replace by scratch is NOBLE, and well given in the files while this is the googlism end...

scratch is an easy and fun type of embroidery done on gingham fabric which gives the impression of appliqued lace
scratch is used to rub sites in the middle of the body; a pocket scratch is used to rub sites in the pocket region just anterior to the hindlimb; a
scratch is a brand new software plug
scratch is in external control mode
scratch is full
scratch is sometimes
scratch is present
scratch is a randomly chosen value between 1 and this value plus 20
scratch is that?s what you use in cooking and baking
scratch is lighter than the colors surrounding it
scratch is history; hip
scratch is designed to walk novice programmers through the analysis
scratch is standing there all imperious and
scratch is filled in by a liquid solution that is usually wax based or something similar
scratch is the result
scratch is performed without the use of the crossfader by simple moving the record back and forth
scratch is the
scratch is not just endless paper trails
scratch is no longer visible
scratch is a memory resident
scratch is very attractively priced at about $500 dollars
scratch is een energieke
scratch is on by just looking at the disc
scratch is on the hands
scratch is a music played by the o'odham people of south and central arizona
scratch is the only system on the market that allows needle dropping and total manipulation of your audio source
scratch is defined as any marking or tearing of a polished optical surface [edit]

[Azathoth666]

At least this confirms for us (almost in conctrete, I'd say) That ceasar is the .jpg extn and scratch is flash.

What puzzles me, is where is Omni in this whole converstation (graffle extn)?

[Djarum]

grok



/grok/, /grohk/ (From the novel "Stranger in a Strange Land",
by Robert A. Heinlein, where it is a Martian word meaning
literally "to drink" and metaphorically "to be one with")

1. To understand, usually in a global sense. Connotes
intimate and exhaustive knowledge.

Contrast zen, which is similar supernal understanding
experienced as a single brief flash. See also glark.

2. Used of programs, may connote merely sufficient
understanding. "Almost all C compilers grok the "void" type
these days."

[skeptical]

All Hacker File Transcripts Here For Big Picture

[aqualung1105]

Comparing the Carelessly, Silvia and Unjust files, there is a difference:
- Carelessly and Silvia is "Hacker banter", and, while giving us food for thought as to who they are, says little about what they´re doing
- in the Unjust files they talk about something: The spikes. It´s as if this got their attention.

What they talk about took place on monday oct. 6th (why do they wait a week and a half before posting about it?)
The spike Beth mentions in her mail to Phil happened a week earlier (at least; the mail is from tuesday sept. 30th).
Each spike starts one minute and one second before the hour and lasts six minutes -

first one at 11:58:59
- Stella logger, minor spike - 0.84 (whatever that means)

second one at 12:58:59
- Horschack logger, double spike - goes up, then down a bit, then up - minor, 1.13 twice
- Fred logger - 4.11

third one 13:58:59
Major event, multiple loggers
- Zig logger - 9.71 max (in unjust.txt list, "Largest one I´ve found:")
- Redpepper logger - 8.46 max
- Wasabi logger - 6.67 max (posted by someone other than Bounce, Tex(el?) and Scratch, since they´re asked about it in the post - Mello?)

fourth one 14:58:59
two loggers
- Brainiac logger - 1.98 max (in unjust.txt list "Northeast, if my notes are correct: ")
- cogburn logger - big, 7.93 max

A note: While all the other posts are in a "wow, did you see that?" kind of spirit, the unjust.ypt post seems to be somewhat sarcastic and comes with a poem:

We sadly build the sad fool
Because the beasts come behind the bottom balls.
Who do the cows come so sadly and cleverly?
What are the balls?
A table drags secretly above the high flowers.
The table writes.

Anyone know what that is?

I guess this goes mainly to try and work out what´s going on - also the spike is the only thing linking the Beth-storyline and the Hacker-storyline togehter except USH.

[Worker]

My guess is that there was only one spike, and the reason the times are off is that the machines are in different timezones...

[aqualung1105]

Good point Worker (I said that to you before didn´t I?)

However, it doesn´t explain why one of the logs report a spike which goes up, then down, then back up.

I´m sure there´s a significance to this; the spike happened on the same day as the "falling house", which Beth refers to in her last mail - she has even attached the letter from mrs. Ross...