Ohh wow thats way better than whatever I was doing, this will come in handy!
It ideally needs to be done with proper raw image and steg tools to avoid any data loss.
Hello everyone!
I’ve been observing since the 20th and I’ve decided now would probably be a good time to make my first post, seeing as it’s likely some big things are happening the next few days! And I’d also rather not be silenced by the bot.. ![]()
Hope everyone is doing well!
Welcome @Footage
Congrats surviving sniping bot!
Again, do not use AI for image analysis. It doesn’t do what you think it does. It will introduce training data. If you want to analyse an image, let the AI write code that aggregates the data from the image that you need and then run the code on the image yourself (python is great for quick and dirty scripts like that).
I think the text on the May 25 entry is an anagram.
I looked at four of the different versions of the first line and there were the same characters each time.
| Character | # of apperances |
|---|---|
| A | 1 |
| c | 4 |
| C | 1 |
| d | 4 |
| e | 7 |
| i | 2 |
| n | 4 |
| o | 2 |
| s | 2 |
| t | 3 |
| : | 1 |
With the number of spaces ranges from 2 to 4
Yup, my english left me sorry ![]()
That would make @the_architect an inner-circle member of something. Either the fan-group running this ARG, or HG… Probably the former.
I also like this thinking -
THEY can see the tower… but not the one inside => i.e. exactly as @Tilve said - it is the one inside who cannot see the tower (that they are in).
Welcome @catnip !
Yes it is. I will try to find the message where we found it out. (And welcome!)
Hi @catnip.
Welcome to the forum.
Look at 1601, I had written a list of possible solutions
That makes a lot of sense, thanks!
Welcome, the text is identical, except for the capitalisation - it’s “Connection detected : Access denied”
It might still be an anagram, of course.
Hokay.
The May 25th entry gives us a page showing four lines of jumbled letters.
You can visit the page here:
If you look at the code behind this page, you can clearly see that it’s just taking the words “connection detected: access denied”, and mixing up the letters. That’s all it does.
In your browser, you likely have a “reader mode”. I use Firefox, and in that browser it’s here:
If you open the jumbled letters page in your browser, then enter “Reader” mode, you get this:
That’s in (pretty much) every page, but hidden. It might be part of the WP template, but not cavitated?
This the only page I’ve tried that opens in reader view. The others don’t.
That’s interesting. It might be to do with the JS that’s involved?
The subscribe text is in the source code for every (not loads, tbf) of every page I’ve checked.
However, I agree it does look like a remnant of a template.
Just for extra info, the pages do also include this:
/*! This file is auto-generated */



