New Creepy 10/28/11 Website Mystery

reply to post by khnumkhufu


I must admit that I'm a bit confused.

You found the manuals on the wiki - becasue someone following the site, as we are (NOT open) posted them there - you didn't find them yourself? The manuals were originally found by entering the correct code into the safe (a bit like entering a password).

I'm just trying to understand your point of view - I understand what you believe re: passwords, but the safe page is no different...

reply to post by KBilly


hey, I don't perceive you as evil it's just that there are things I will and will not do.

Originally posted by khnumkhufu

 

-no, just my way of looking at it. I do have some experience/education to back it up though.

Forgive me for being dense, khnumkhufu, but are you saying you have some experience/education to back up your telling me to look through the copy/paste posts on the thread? If that is so, then I am very confused and cannot begin to understand why you would say that.

If you do not want to explain, then that is your choice and your right

Peace

Err… Is everyone walking upside down here or what?


We need some gravity.
Central calling gravity, please.

sorry, english is not my first language. I ment my reason to use the term 'spellbooks'.

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¡dǝ⅄

LOL

Originally posted by khnumkhufu
sorry, english is not my first language. I ment my reason to use the term 'spellbooks'.

Thank you, khnumkhufu

reply to post by KBilly


the safe had all the formats of a riddle.



^this has not.

reply to post by TNTarheel


YaY! Thanks T! Awesome

Originally posted by KBilly
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¡dǝ⅄

LOL

LOL now THAT was really good!!!

reply to post by TheSilentwalker


ahh, dream checks... -good to see you're practicing manual #5 B)

Originally posted by khnumkhufu
reply to post by TheSilentwalker

 

ahh, dream checks... -good to see you're practicing manual #5 B)

Make no mistake : I am not.
I think I've mentioned this way before in some post(s): it's all natural to me. I'm like yoghurts.

Originally posted by TheSilentwalker
it's all natural to me.

This is hard for some to understand. Manuals are not always necessary. Sometimes the "knowledge" is just...there. At the risk of sounding like a broken record...Open's "message" is not new.

Care for more music? Another favorite band of mine...

Originally posted by TNTarheel

Originally posted by TheSilentwalker
it's all natural to me.

This is hard for some to understand. Manuals are not always necessary. Sometimes the "knowledge" is just...there. At the risk of sounding like a broken recored...Open's "message" is not new.

You're not sounding like a broken record at all, T. If you do, I'll let you know. lol
And you're also right… nothing new under the sun.

As they say: Situation Normal: All F…lowered Up. (

reply to post by khnumkhufu


That's fine, I understand your ethical point of view. :-)

For myself, I do not believe I am a hacker - I wouldn't for instance try to log in here as someone else by trying their password, as that wouldn't be ethical.

For me it seemed perfectly natural that open wanted me to read the message within the post (and by putting a password on it is in keeping with the way open does things on his web site - he doesn't always just deliver information straight out), and it seemed perfectly natural to me that the password would be 'open'.

And I'm glad you do not think I am evil (as I'm not) :-)

Originally posted by TheSilentwalker

 

As they say: Situation Normal: All F…lowered Up.

reply to post by TNTarheel


no lullaby tonight but a dream from last night :


Location: a skyscraper
I am invited to a special announcement to make. (I also hold lectures in my real job)
I was in a dressing room with my assistant, she had red hair like my wife. We had some probs with the script and some tech,(it is always like that in real life)
Outside in the hallway was a loud tumult of journalists who knocked on the door and shouted I should start.
the lecture hall:
we entered the lecture hall, but all politicians, businessmen and journalists have disappeared.
On one side of the room, all windows were opened. We looked out and saw all of them fly like a flock of birds, they all had wings, but they kept all their Laptopbag with them. (This was like magritte paintings).
the next location:
We stood on the meadow in front of our (real) house and saw the city in the clouds, all around us beautiful paradise ...
The only worry we had: the city from the up there would throw their garbage down ...

gn8

reply to post by KBilly


I would like to think that Open is intelligent enough to choose a password that is not so blatantly obvious, yes? I can think of a scenario or two that would be reason to PW protect it, but neither involve actually protecting it from unauthorized access.

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I have bad karma, so I have to tread very carefully.