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Mister_Servo
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 		Isn't that a little long to reserve a site? How old are the current ones we have?

PostPosted: Tue May 18, 2010 1:24 pm
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williamwall
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 		The ad on page one
Did anyone notice that Minot,ND (the place where the fake ad tells you to send your submissions) happens to have an Air Force base there and also has a squadron that until recently was called the 91st SPACE Wing. Maybe the add itself is a code to say where the message on page 2 is from or too.

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UnendingMadness
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 		It was only re-designated the SPACE Wing in 1997. Before that it was called the MISSILE Wing.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/agency/91sw.htm

Lots of info on the 91st Space Wing on that site.

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SeekerX
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TonylaPoff wrote:
shredderIV wrote:
If you go to ihaveproof.net, it's a blog that looks like it was wiped clean some time ago. This could be the connection to the printout. Or it could be OOG...


Yeah I found that website last night from just typing in word related websites. the site was created last fall...Maune they wanted to reserve the website?


I did a whois and it's registered to godaddy.com which ties it in with the other sites. And I did an online-traceroute, don't know how accurate their plotting is but, gees, that is just creepy: http://www.cqcounter.com/whois/ip/74.125.95.121.html. Have it displayed as "google maps" and then scroll in.

Oops, my bad. The query is not linkable so you'll have to do it yourselves.
Use this site: http://www.cqcounter.com/whois/ , enter ihaveproof.net, check the traceroute tab and then click the last IP number which should be 74.125.95.121 and have that shown as google maps.

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Yamato
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SeekerX wrote:
TonylaPoff wrote:
shredderIV wrote:
If you go to ihaveproof.net, it's a blog that looks like it was wiped clean some time ago. This could be the connection to the printout. Or it could be OOG...


Yeah I found that website last night from just typing in word related websites. the site was created last fall...Maune they wanted to reserve the website?


I did a whois and it's registered to godaddy.com which ties it in with the other sites. And I did an online-traceroute, don't know how accurate their plotting is but, gees, that is just creepy: http://www.cqcounter.com/whois/ip/74.125.95.121.html. Have it displayed as "google maps" and then scroll in.

Oops, my bad. The query is not linkable so you'll have to do it yourselves.
Use this site: http://www.cqcounter.com/whois/ , enter ihaveproof.net, check the traceroute tab and then click the last IP number which should be 74.125.95.121 and have that shown as google maps.


the site doesn't link correctly because you have a period after the .html part. Wink

this works: http://www.cqcounter.com/whois/ip/74.125.95.121.html interesting find though.

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SeekerX
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 		Well, it's just conincidence probably. Just checked Moffett at Wiki and it tells that there are 4 universities around the Air Field. The server is probably in one of them. Still funny though. An Air Field that you can link to both military and NASA.

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JLopez
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 		There has been, and still are, a great many air base linked to NASA. I live at one of them... it's not unusual.

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iFaux
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 		Arrggh, I've been so sick D; I need to catchup again >.< Hopefully I didn't miss anything big..

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 		pdp-11 user guide if anyone needs it http://www.skrenta.com/pdpbook.txt

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pdp-11 user guide if anyone needs it http://www.skrenta.com/pdpbook.txt


Trout

http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=704760#704760

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Yodel
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 		Alternate Symbols (command prompt)
Hey guys-- first post in a while. Back for another JJ Abrams ARG!

Has anyone noticed the odd symbols that one can enter in the command prompt by holding down the control key? They're definitely not standard for OS X, and I doubt they're standard on Windows. I'm wondering if they might be specialized for this sort of computer, and if they might have some significance when it comes to further penetrating its OS.

Anywho, here they are:

I pressed every alphanumeric key on my keyboard, while continuously holding down the control key, like so:
`1234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;'zxcvbnm,./

Certain keys yield no symbols at all, others (number keys) yield the standard symbols, and others still give some weird output, such as a large blank space.

Perhaps these symbols will allow us to execute more complex commands!

-Jack

Merged to relevant thread about the same site - E

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Euchre
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DougBThree wrote:
slinkydge wrote:
pdp-11 user guide if anyone needs it http://www.skrenta.com/pdpbook.txt


Trout

http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=704760#704760

HA! I've got you both!
http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=702999#702999
Trout
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ljm
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 		^^ Looks like there is a +/- sign there. Could that be the same as the one on the mile marker pole from the trailer? Anyone work with that symbol and the numbers in the PDP?

PostPosted: Tue May 18, 2010 10:45 pm
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asda
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 		Yes
Yes
I have tried the the code and numbers with weird symbols, nothing has worked.

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slinkydge
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 		Re: Alternate Symbols (command prompt)
Yodel wrote:
Hey guys-- first post in a while. Back for another JJ Abrams ARG!

Has anyone noticed the odd symbols that one can enter in the command prompt by holding down the control key? They're definitely not standard for OS X, and I doubt they're standard on Windows. I'm wondering if they might be specialized for this sort of computer, and if they might have some significance when it comes to further penetrating its OS.

Anywho, here they are:

I pressed every alphanumeric key on my keyboard, while continuously holding down the control key, like so:
`1234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;'zxcvbnm,./

Certain keys yield no symbols at all, others (number keys) yield the standard symbols, and others still give some weird output, such as a large blank space.

Perhaps these symbols will allow us to execute more complex commands!

-Jack

Merged to relevant thread about the same site - E



oooh good one! they might not come into play at this stage in the game just yet, but look like some of the sybols wikibruce has been trying to uncover on his page: http://super8.wikibruce.com/File:Teaser-frame-symbols.jpg

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