Unidentified broadcast - 7/20/07

**Bayamos** · 08/16/2007 13:45:09

Ha!

That was a blank node last night when I posted it. Something's... changed. SMILEY

Once more, the backstory unravels a bit more... this is great stuff.

Still working on trying to get into the earlier nodes.

**Darminian**

Bay i'd strongly suggest you and everyone copy that data, the other ones aren't being blocked like my initial interpretation, the html was changed, someones covering up the tracks of this node, also it kept looking at it because it said loading - you super math wizzes must just be impatient SMILEY

~Darminian

**ZippyTheSquirrel** · 08/16/2007 15:18:48

So... much.... math......

..and I was hoping to at least scratch at the information a little.

I haven't been keeping up with this because it seemed like everyone else was about fifty steps ahead of me if I tried to crack the riddle (if there is one) on my own, but I bet if I just make random insight and advice, I might come off as looking like I'm helping! Whoo!

I feel though that alot of missing information is based around the corrupted Merovingian Mainframes in the destroyed lab. I'd try asking around to see if there's any leads on that. The lab is located at (-960, 1, -1,020), a little northwest of the Guinness Park.

Edit: Reading Bay's post and the data node he posted, my interest is that much more rekindled. It's a shame I stink at cracking these things.

**broin**

Well good work everyone... I think I'll just wait for Tyndall to put all of your work here on the forums so that I can check it out... You know explaining the math how it was done figuring the frequencies and what not.... You know kind of a quidproquo.

**Bayamos**

Still coming up empty. For example, the Sai Kung img which is one of the simpler systems in that 1 node is already solved and relatively high prime numbers with the general absence of smaller ones: The other vector frequency has 2 prime factors, so t (must?) advance by 1. Pamela doesn't seem to like decimals, no, nor does she seem to like frequencies less than one (would the syntax be 0.# or simply .#. Hmm.) If we assume t exists somewhere from 0-6, that extends to where the node ventures well off International's grid. When all valid frequencies are considered, still nothing results through Pam.

I think the Adelia prompt "But she finds at the beginning and I find at the end." may mean that nodes are located at the end of vector segments, those white glowy bits. If that's the case, though, then I would have to assume that the locations that are not producing Pam outputs are more like [node] ----vectorA---- [figure] ----vectorB----- [figure] ---vectorC--- [node], and I'm testing vectorB which links to no nodes. However, that would not explain why I cannot find nodes from say, the Kedemoth image, which has endpoints present, while meanwhile the Guinness image produced nodes on both vectors (including the one where no endpoint was shown, that had a relation to a Kedemoth vector). And if there's no nodes on some vectors, I'm not sure why the t coefficients and frequency are supplied. To throw us off perhaps? Bah.

Well, there is one node remaining at least for which content is not loading yet, just the " Loading data... " placeholder page. Now, the question is must I post it for the content to be revealed, or will the pattern of 1 'update' per day continue. Before the frequency issue was 'solved,' we got 1 new image per day in Pam, but now that some people are through, the trend seems to be 1 node is updated per day. However, the given node seems to have been updated also in that the images were decreased in size.

I am rambling, but it helps me think.. and there's always the chance that something in here might help someone without ruining the fun of figuring it out yourself.

SkyBruin-ML

Darminian wrote:

Quick pointing out of what's been tossed around, or at least from Bay's last link post, even though im sure new nodes have been found.
It seems syntax's watchmaker is tied in with the joker, also they reference:
Grisaille to replace Black
Both are two business contacts of the merv side, mr. black is quite infamous and has been dealt with in one of the earlier criticals post the fall of the truce. That being said one get's the idea this joker business ties in with a lot more then people realized.
Also take note of the line about the morpheus simulacrum, i'm not going to say anything here, because unlike most of your secrets, i just won't read to you. Yours i think are either a tad too complex, or just a tad to juicy.

~Darminian

Actually it was not syntax's watchmaker it was vector's watchmaker.

The section of the datanode information references before Morpheus legacy found the timing items that helped get the ball rolling on fixing the watchmaker.

Too bad it led to thejokerofspades picking up the pieces after the watchmaker was neddlessly terminated by the machines. The joker soon after contacted W4rBl4de, myself, and Djsitrom to introduce himself to us. We three were the main operatives who solved the mystery of who attacked thewatchmaker. It was griselle as you said, wanting to seize power from Mr. Black.

I'm still not sure of the jokers motives or intentions to this day, but will try to pickup where I left off days ago before I was called back to New Zion for some rehashing of the watchmaker incident.

While I was there I was able to look into the archives abit to try and get a handle on how to use the pamela information.

I found what may be some background information to how Conrac and Bayamos may be coming up with their nodes.

Basic 2dmath

Basic 3dmath

**Darminian**

Fitting that the mervs should have been dealing with Grisaille and Dame white all of today on recursion.

And bayamo can i get that link, cause that's the only thing i understood in your whole post. (obviously i got a bit more, but i don't get these quantum dishwasher mechanics, and no one is really explaining the forumla so much as talking about how complex it is.)

~Darminian

**GypsyJuggler**

Well they mentioned my name so now I have to do the math. Thanks for the pointers guys.

**Bayamos** · 08/16/2007 22:13:30

I guess the schedule is 1 per day. My "loading data" now has content.

Wow. Every time I think one reveals a lot, the next one blows my mind even more.

**PS10N** · 08/17/2007 01:09:04

Links
MxO
Zero One Mainframe

Zero One Mainframe
/bq142p/rajlich/#top

Case File: Incidence 5.991
Log Files: HvCFT Fandango
Merv_Report.html

ADELIA
PAMELA

1417, 21, -1052 freq:6.9211
426, -14, -95; freq:12.4937
68, 32, -439 freq:3.4815
-963, 1, -778 freq:4.9285

Unidentified broadcast - 8/16/06

If anyone has any more, please add them to the list here on this thread. Please do not post links to individual pictures contained within one of the above pages. I've attempted to be thorough, but the data on this case is extensive. I'll collate all my files and post updates incuding archived scanline receipts and so on.

**Conrac**

I received an Anonymous PM with the following results... My thanks to this Unknown Hero for their work and insights.

I used Matrixcode15 font and here is what I got so far:

TOP RIGHT

1
NOW
THx MR
CHD WI
K er

2
CST
LM t
YRTSF
GH

3
tS??C

4
Keio z
JFSOW
sfs ke

5
onswe
io w
g

6
df i
on x

Orange Code

1
BIwNy
JAvn
jfNer
laRgGt

2
Fasm
lsdkj
a
lBDdlK

3
wanx
?tlrs
hz
oeriy

4
oida
jl sfd
a l1e

5
qvo
m
a

6
fasm
lsjkd
a
lBDdlK

As you may see, the upper right hand code is all lower cased, but the Orange code uses Upper case as well as Lower case. Also I did notice both english and italian words in here as I was translating, as well as possible pig latin. Since I do not know spanish, german or any of those other languages, I am not sure if there are other words here or not. Feel free to post this or forward it to anyone who may find it useful.

Ah, there was one symbol that was used in the image which I could not find in the font I used. I substituted a ? for this symbol.

**Bayamos** · 08/17/2007 10:24:08

The ? symbols are not necessary.. what happened I believe is that when you copy a Matrix char, paste it, and try to change the font, Word loses the character data. I am assuming that the " " are simply blanks, not S. I have vastly different results from the above list, these are what I have:

http://bayamos.systematic-chaos.net/DN1/pamela.doc

Links you're missing PSION:

http://www.01mainframe.com/bq142p/r...jlich/luck.html
http://www.01mainframe.com/bq142p/r...lich/tier3.html

There's also 1 other node atm that you don't have. There's the 1 given and 4 new ones, apparently. I've tried to find others, but with no luck. After I go through a vector with about 1200 possibilities today, I should know whether there are any additional ones, as that's the only one I haven't checked. I've warned Strayshot, but he hasn't been on.

http://www.01mainframe.com/bq142p/r...40F9.2518.html?

Yeah, I didn't really want to post this stuff on DN1 as I've been soloing it... but every single data node and conversation seems to have the same message "work together, work together, the organization exploits redpills who are mistrustful of one another, etc." Still feels like I'm screwing myself, though.

**PS10N**

The total number of nodes that have been accurately found is now seven, but two of them give Adelia results that are duplicates of two others, so the number of unique outputs found is now five. This should soon grow to all the available results, as Conrac has hard-coded a routine to extrapolate all possible combinations and automatically Adelia-test the ones which solve mathematically. (((; In other words, there's no point for the puppet-master to not set-up all the pages now ;))) This has been cracked wide open, thanks to a great many people. If I haven't said so already, Bayamos you were indispensable, as were some of the others who have contributed to the puzzle, the solution or who provided left-field inspiration to the decoders or who did leg-work in The Matrix or helped with networking communications between those working on it in and out of The Matrix.

/target AllHelpfulRedpills
/salute

**PS10N**

Something I've been thinking about that has been brought back to mind after reading the translated mCode15 characters in the PAMELA pages. What if some are text, like the one that seems to say "Thanks Mr. Chadwick," but others are encoded text, with BASE 64 or Rijendael or another encoding? Possibly, some are numbers, either with a straight ASCII encoding or something more complex. The scanline image previous to the one that's up now has binary in the upper left corner. It says "Things are not what they seem." (Yes, the guy in the elevator resembles Morpheus in a set of off-looking Redpill clothing, but I'm "not going there." SMILEY

Questions, comments, realizations?

**Neoteny** · 08/17/2007 14:10:42

Humm... Thanks for sharing those data node discoveries, I'll try and to my best to help decipher what's going on within them...

It is worth mentioning that pieces of the text seem to be marked with a number in the source code (commented out as  and such). It's quite possible that these are mismatched pieces of text which need to be reassembled in sequence, or with others of a kind (within one entry there are some which have the same designation). This would sort of make sense, as there are parts of these entries which only make moderate bits of sense, and others which make little to no sense. Along that parallel, I should also say that a few of the translations I've seen (x meaning y) are generally either sloppy, or incorrect, and it might be worth a shot to look a little more closely at that, too.

It's also worth mentioning, though perhaps obvious, that Strayshot seems to be bugged, and it seems to have happened quite some time ago. There are a good many photos in these entried which evidence very old encounters I (among others) have had with him, and "they" make mention of eavesdropping on Strayshot's conversation with PS10N.

It also seems like someone (CoffinsNail?) was already working on finding a way to start-up Machine-Zion hostilities again...

Anywho... I've just read the one and skimmed the others so far, I'll keep looking into it as I can.