Yeah, but you can’t like it. bah-dum-tss
I feel like todays events have created a little bit of animosity in the community. What with Cupra being pointed out by Atlas Foundation, and now some small disagreements in ETARC. Let us remain Vigilant, and stay united and not devided. Unless you’re a Synth-Gek… then you can get out 
Everyone is on the same journey. De-Toxify!!!
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The WHOIS registration info is different for that domain compared to the others so far, and is probably not related.
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It will say that for any web address not on the site. It’s just a custom 404 page. http://wakingtitan.com/ilikenms
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Ok, thanks for checking.
I’ll keep it in mind, but won’t get too excited then!
It’s not just different, it is also first registered in 1996. I’d say it predates the ARG.
Australia just woke up to all this… Anyone record the twitch?
Nope. The terminology is in common use for final project evaluations, sometimes also called reviews or retrospective.
It’s on the channel still: Twitch
If you read up in this topic, you can also find the other stream, that one contains voice from the participants.
Probably what you really want is just the last bit for Emily and some screenshots from a couple dozen posts up in this topic.
Waking Titan is still online on Twitch… staying at the ready
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a participant stream
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Emily was not shut down, she’s about to go live. It’s the previous iteration that was shut down.
Has anyone else seen the websites on the Breakthroughs and Breaking Through pdf?
http://cdn.wakingtitan.com/berlin/2014/labexperiment197/simulationdemo.mp4
http://cdn.wakingtitan.com/berlin/2014/pentagon/simproof-prez03.mp4
I do not know if it is just script default responses or it means something.
Officially offline now
Created a new topic to discuss or speculate about the Twitch stream and PDF.
https://forums.etarc.org/t/live-drop-manhattan-ny-twitch-stream-and-pdf-discussion/1763
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I only tried to un-base64 the message this afternoon (europe) but then I found out this:
http://cdn.wakingtitan.com/winniethepooh.mp4
gives also that kind of message.
I think it’s a timestamp and genuine error message.
It’s an AWS (Amazon Web services) S3 access denied response. Basically it’s telling you “sorry, you have no permission to access the bucket in which this file is stored”. It does not even imply that the file exists, actually, since you’re getting the error already when trying to access the bucket (think “folder”).
I’m working with AWS every day, so that thing is quite familiar.
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Ok, thank you 
I can’t believe I was flagged as inappropriate for sharing my opinion on this stage of the game. What a childish thing to do. No need to “take it to Reddit” if this is what it is boiling down to.
Anyway, enough worrying about children. I’m looking forward to solving the mp4 files.
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Just wondering…
The past live drop in NYC was obviously designed to involve a group of attendants.
How did they know beforehand that a group of people will be there?
Sorry for the tin foil hat, but my senses have been sharpened during the past weeks.