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CoffeeJedi
Unfictologist
Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 1327 Location: Charlotte NC, USA
10/29 Mail from the Flea sent to Seeker to ladybee777 with the subject line of "Margaret Efendi":
Quote:
!seek Princess
recurse
!analyze Princess >> dmg
!analyze Princess >> scramble
grope:
Princess > !attach Princess
recurse
!behold Princess
!reveal Princess > friends
this is what i got back:
Quote:
!analyze > Princess friends
fail
_________________seeker > !seek canoe
!splotch
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:13 pm
Last edited by CoffeeJedi on Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:42 pm; edited 3 times in total
krystyn
I Never Tire of My Own Voice
Joined: 26 Sep 2002 Posts: 3651 Location: Is not Chicago
Maybe add another line or two labeling yourself as friend?
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:19 pm
eMouse
Decorated
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Posts: 179
I believe that's the statement the Flea gives when it doesn't understand...
!analyze > (target)
fail
equates to 'I don't understand what (target) just said'.
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:20 pm
krystyn
I Never Tire of My Own Voice
Joined: 26 Sep 2002 Posts: 3651 Location: Is not Chicago
Ah, yeah. That makes more sense.
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:23 pm
CoffeeJedi
Unfictologist
Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 1327 Location: Charlotte NC, USA
eMouse wrote:
I believe that's the statement the Flea gives when it doesn't understand...
!analyze > (target)
fail
equates to 'I don't understand what (target) just said'.
yeah, he doesn't understand what i'm trying to tell him
basically its:
look for the princess
keep doing it until you have all her parts
analyze her for damage (wasn't sure how to tell him to CORRECT it though)
attach the princess bits to each other
keep doing that until she's complete
success!
show her to us
_________________seeker > !seek canoe
!splotch
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:23 pm
krystyn
I Never Tire of My Own Voice
Joined: 26 Sep 2002 Posts: 3651 Location: Is not Chicago
Send 'im the bits! Send 'im the bits!
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:24 pm
Daffy889
Unfettered
Joined: 25 Aug 2004 Posts: 493 Location: South Australia
CoffeeJedi, did you use "Margaret Efendi" as the subject line? Just wondering if the Flea is looking out for that line or not so that whoever sends in the monologue will know what to put.
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:40 pm
CoffeeJedi
Unfictologist
Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 1327 Location: Charlotte NC, USA
Daffy889 wrote:
CoffeeJedi, did you use "Margaret Efendi" as the subject line? Just wondering if the Flea is looking out for that line or not so that whoever sends in the monologue will know what to put.
yes... and out of the 4 or so variations on this email that i sent (both email accounts, various subjects) this is the only one that i got a reply to
_________________seeker > !seek canoe
!splotch
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:42 pm
johnny5
Entrenched
Joined: 17 Aug 2004 Posts: 995 Location: Elysian Fields
I got the same reply in return.
I sent an email to the effect of Friends; Give the princess a kiss for us.
I just sent a compilation of the snippets. We'll see what happens
I used "friends" as the subject line
_________________Search is your friend.
As with any friend, use it to your advantage.
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:45 pm
eMouse
Decorated
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Posts: 179
Is there a definitive guide to flea-speak somewhere? I was working on a rough compilation, with the thought of trying to send something in.
Though I think at the moment, sending the compiled bits of hidden text under the subject 'Margaret Effendi' is probably what we need to do.
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:55 pm
Shawn David Struck
Boot
Joined: 28 Sep 2004 Posts: 58
WHuh? Sent an email to the hotmail account, Subject Margaret Efendi.
Response from the flea:
seeker wrote:
Princess friends > !help seeker
grope:
!probe "Princess proc
fail
Here's what I sent:
Quote:
>From: shawn struck <shawnstruck@gmail.com>
>Reply-To: shawn struck <shawnstruck@gmail.com>
>To: ladybee777SPLAT hotmail.com
>Subject: Margaret Efendi
>Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 13:45:06 -0400
>
>behold:
>!analyze seeker
>success
>
>friends > !transmit truth
>seeker >> !analyze friends transmit proc
>
>reveal:
>!label Shawn Struck
>
>Shawn Struck
>!reveal Princess > seeker
>seeker > !transmit truth >> Princess
>
>!access log extern proc 0
>
>The Sleeping Princess lay in the deepest chamber of the dungeon in a
>coffin of glass where the Widow could not hear her breathing. With her
>staff at the ready the Widow tested the casket's iron lock, but the
>lock remained fast. Then she touched it with her staff, and spoke the
>true name of the Princess, and lo! the lock fell open But when the
>Widow opened the casket's lid she saw the glass was cracked, and
>though ancient prophecy foretold that only the kiss of a handsome
>prince could wake her, the Sleeping Princess was gone.
>
>
>
>Fluorescent lights. Smell of formaldehyde. Still feel the new
>implants, itchy little bumps along my spine. Eggs waiting to hatch.
>Gross. Try not to think about it
>
>Short walk through the Labyrinth. Click-clack of bootsteps in the
>corridors. Into lab 7. Wait. Tongue depressors, swabsticks, monitors.
>Wait. Happy birthday to me, happy birthday toâ€"Footsteps in the hall.
>Middle-aged, female; stride length and time suggest height approx.
>1.7m. Halsey.
>
>Door swings open. It's her. Coffee stains on labcoat. She gives me the
>queenly smile. Calls me by name not number. Why not? She took my name
>away. She owns it now, can use it if she likes. Tactical option
>reflex: unarmed; swabstick through the eye; monitor wire. garrote.
>Linger there.
>
>Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to- Lab day, honey. But can't I
>have a slice of- Later. This will just take a few minutes. Don't
>worry, she says. The queenly smile. This will hardly hurt a bit. I
>promise
>
>More footsteps. Door opens and nurse comes in, steel tray rattling
>with needles and scalpels and little evil scissors with hooked blades.
>She tells me to get in the chair. I don't kill her. She straps me
>down.Halsey picks up a needle. Tests the plunger. Something yellow
- Hide quoted text -
>sprays out. Venom colored.
>
>...it's you!
>
>I thought you couldn't see.
>
>I'm sorry I'm sorry
>I, I thought
>this was locked.
>
>it won't
>
>your majesty
>
>no please
>
>help help no no
>no
>access log extern proc 0
>complete
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 1:58 pm
Anton P. Nym
Unfettered
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Posts: 550 Location: London, Canada
Mutter-mumble-blasted-firewall-at-work-grumble-mumble...
I think we need to have a look back to the Widow's Journey in SPDR speak... if we can repeat those commands directed at the Princess, perhaps we can un-splat her. Just swap the label "master sector" for "Princess".
It's worth a shot. I'd do it myself, but I can't get to the text on any of the Wikis (see grumbling above)... sudden brainwave, perhaps they're cached here. Will search on my next break. However, it may be best to route any results to !transmit proc "Margaret Effendi to avoid stirring up Melissa.
-- Steve's hoping to see a recovery... we still need as many viewpoints as possible!
_________________
Dr.Prof. Anton P. Nym
Chief Bungiologist
Institute for Advanced ILB Research
Fireflies Wiki contributor. Sorta.
Livejournal
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 2:00 pm
CoffeeJedi
Unfictologist
Joined: 27 Jul 2004 Posts: 1327 Location: Charlotte NC, USA
Anton P. Nym wrote:
Mutter-mumble-blasted-firewall-at-work-grumble-mumble...
I think we need to have a look back to the Widow's Journey in SPDR speak... if we can repeat those commands directed at the Princess, perhaps we can un-splat her. Just swap the label "master sector" for "Princess".
It's worth a shot. I'd do it myself, but I can't get to the text on any of the Wikis (see grumbling above)... sudden brainwave, perhaps they're cached here. Will search on my next break. However, it may be best to route any results to !transmit proc "Margaret Effendi to avoid stirring up Melissa.
-- Steve's hoping to see a recovery... we still need as many viewpoints as possible!
sure thing, its the 3 code pages linked from here:
http://ilb.extrasonic.com/index.php/SPDR
Quote:
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!route proc attach proc net
!route proc attach proc grope
!route proc attach proc sur
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
grope:
!probe host crypt weak
!decrypt host decrypt confidence 100
!probe master sector fail
surg:
!invntry primary sector proc proc invntry 343 working 0 dmg 38 dmg unk 2 broken 102 abs 201
!invntry primary sector mem mem invntry 678223072849 clear 0.0007 dmg 0.0014 frgm 1.41 abs 98.5879
net:
!attach act | store recurse
surg:
!config master-sector:net attach
!config master-sector:mat si
!kindle master-sector master-sector active
net:
!attach act | drop
surg:
!mat si confidence 78
grope:
!probe master-sector fail
!probe master-sector cmd proc empty
!analyze magnetic & si
!extend
!spdr extend si > magnetic
!probe master-sector cmd proc master-sector
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
grope:
!probe extern proc 0 crypt strong
surg:
!mat extern proc 0 si confidence 78
!triage extern proc 0 fail
net:
!scan null
!listen null
!attach act | drop
!extern 2 system peril distributed reflex
!restore master-sector recurse
!system peril
!init host fail
!bkp init primary sector sec proc fail
!bkp init primary sector fail
!bkp init master-sector fail
!bkp init master-sector cmd proc empty
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
grope:
!dsc host sector 0
!dsc host sector tertiary
!dsc host sector tertiary
!dsc host sector tertiary
surg:
!mat magnetic confidence 100
net:
!attach act | store recurse
surg:
!reconst master-sector mem broken>>dmg recurse
!reconst master-sector proc frgm>>dmg recurse
net: !attach act | drop recurse
!extern proc 0 log accessed
!deploy network grope surgical
net: !attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
grope:
!probe extern proc 0 crypt strong
surg:
!mat extern proc 0 si confidence 78
!triage extern proc 0 fail
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
grope:
!probe primary sector sec proc 1
!probe primary sector sec proc 2
!probe primary sector sec proc 3
!probe primary sector sec proc 4
!probe primary sector fail
surg:
!triage sec proc 1 fail
!triage sec proc 2 fail
!triage sec proc 3 fail
!triage sec proc 4 dmg unk
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
grope:
!probe extern proc 1
surg:
!diag extern proc 1 rogue proc
!bite rogue proc 1 clean confidence 97
net:
!attach act | drop
grope:
!hndshk sec proc 4 fail msg: unk proc
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
surg:
!kill sec proc 4 kill confidence 100
!diag primary sector clear
net:
!attach act | drop
surg:
!triage master-sector broken
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
!packet analysis chatter protocol ancestor
!parse packet analysis complete
!route proc attach proc store
net:
!attach act | store recurse
!capture chatter protocol ancestor packet
!analyze time 2004,6,29,8,25,0
!put time 2004,7,24,6,7,0
!put warn
net:
!attach act | drop
!attach act | drop
grope:
!init search master-sector
!probe master-sector fail
net:
!attach act | drop !attach act | drop !attach act | drop !attach act | drop
surg:
!label host sector 0
!label host sector tertiary
!label host sector tertiary
!label host sector tertiary
_________________seeker > !seek canoe
!splotch
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 2:08 pm
turbov21
Veteran
Joined: 20 Aug 2004 Posts: 108
Quote:
!extern 2 system peril distributed reflex
Do we need to tell him that SP is in peril, and to start using packets as her food again? I'll have to study over his language to figure out how, but I wanted to toss the idea out now.
Was the SP tertiary?
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 2:12 pm
eMouse
Decorated
Joined: 25 Jul 2004 Posts: 179
It looks to me that '>' is a passive operator while '>>' is an active operator.
To put it in english...
'>' tells you what something is already doing.
'>>' tells you to do or attach something.
So...
Princess friends > !help seeker
The flea acknowledges that 'Princess friends' is 'helping seeker'.
grope:
!probe "Princess proc
fail
Problem is that the seeker cannot find 'Princess proc'
One mistake in your email could be...
>reveal:
>!reveal Princess > seeker
>seeker > !transmit truth >> Princess
! is an out-of-program line execution.
You want to use the active operator, not the passive...
reveal Princess >> seeker
However this command has no context, you can give it context by indicating an executer
Princess friends >> !reveal Princess > seeker
In your next line you're stating that 'seeker' is transmitting the truth to the Princess. However it doesn't know where the princess is, so that line makes little sense.
The other possible way of interpreting the response, assuming that they are not being strict about the flea-speak we send in, is that the flea is not finding the Princess in what you sent.
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 2:18 pm
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