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[aklreaxmer]

There is another occurrence of the Rosencrantz page on page 61 and 62 later in the document, so I think he pulled it directly from this site/guide.

[Friedlemar]

Here is a transcript of the time travellers' dialogue from the video:

[MD1500]

[francinum]

Anyone find anything in the KS game? or is it just a carp.

turns out BEAR-DS4 is the Twinbreard Hotline.
http://twinbeard.com/573_twinbeard-hotline

[MD1500]

The GDC talk on Preserving Mystery in an Age of Spoilers has been uploaded.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/475057068/frog-fractions-2/posts/802609?ref=email

[Friedlemar]

OK, so I had a heck of a time tracking down a floppy drive and getting the data off of the disks (floppy disks are super slow!). But here is most of it. The numberings correspond with my post from yesterday, so you can see which stickers go with which disk if you want:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0n11js9e1vx6cja/Frog.Fractions.2.Floppies.zip

Some bad news: I was unable to get the file "stinky.a01" off of Disk 6, as well as "stinky.arj" off of Disk 1. I can see the files in the filesystem, but if I try to view its contents or copy it, I get an error about how the disk is improperly formatted. I have included the fragments of these files that I was able to copy in the zipfile above.

However, it may not matter. I diff'd all of the duplicate filenames that we do have, and it looks like files with the same name are identical (and the fragments are identical to the start of their corresponding non-broken versions). So we have enough redundancy that the lost data doesn't seem to matter.

I have imaged all of the disks except the bad ones:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rb3i74tsgvxkt1f/Frog.Fractions.2.Images.zip

There are no hidden files that I can see. (Note that my OS created a few, so check the timestamps if you go looking.)

Here are things organized in a sane way (instead of by disk):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hygdhim9npxyita/Frog.Fractions.2.Bug.Porn.zip

I'm unable to expand the archive; hopefully someone can figure that out.

[MD1500]

Thanks!

So, looking at the images, it seems we have 5 months from a "Bug Porn" calendar: Miss February, Miss April, Miss June, Miss October, Miss December.

I'm guessing we need to find the missing months to make a full calendar or something?

The stinky.arj, stinky.a01, stinky.a02, stinky.a03, stinky.a04 files all form an archive of stinky.mp4. However, it appears to be encrypted / compressed in some weird way. I've tried to extract it with WinRAR, WinZip and UnZiplite, all with no luck. (It might be password protected?)

[aklreaxmer]

I seem to have found a way to specify a password to try to open these files using the following command in the ARJ32 compression program:

[Friedlemar]

[Oniune]

I hosted an album of all the bug porn images on Imgur in case somebody's unable/too lazy to access them via the .zips:

http://imgur.com/a/ufbrQ

I wonder if it's a coincidence that the numbers of these months (2,4,6,10,12) are all even, and/or if they are somehow related to the stinky.mp4 password?

[dvorak42]

EXIF Data

[aklreaxmer]

Nice! Now how does this relate to the password...?
Sounds like a list of breakfast items, tried "breakfast", nada.

[p1start]

Well, I quickly coded up a bash script that would run a brute-force dictionary attack (testing every word in the dictionary as a password) on one of the archives (stinky.a01). Didn't find anything, but there's a high chance that my script was broken in some way (although I did test it on an archive which I created & knew the password of).

Here's the (terribly-coded) script for anyone who's interested:

[francinum]

was the rozencratz sheet blank?

[Friedlemar]

OK, I haven't figured things out yet, but here is something odd. When I try to guess the password, I normally get the following: