[21:46] <morningcoffee> I was wondering about "nightlight"
[21:47] <morningcoffee> it said like "two switches, set both to reactivate for phase 2" or something similar in Robby's book didn't it
[21:47] <morningcoffee> are we supposed to be triggering "phase 2" of the op...?
[21:47] <L0j1k> ooohhh shit nice
[21:48] <L0j1k> mc yes it did
[21:48] <L0j1k> but the switches
[21:48] <L0j1k> honestly
[21:48] <L0j1k> i've been thinking about that for weeks and weeks
[21:48] <morningcoffee> yeah, I know
[21:49] <L0j1k> and i've tried those damn switch numbers on every system we have or know about
[21:49] <L0j1k> it's the biggest mystery
[21:50] <morningcoffee> it's baffling lol
[21:53] <morningcoffee> +37    Black/Orange Worms Riding ATVs
[21:53] <morningcoffee> +64.69 Green/Rainbow Worms Riding OHGs
[21:53] <morningcoffee> 2      Switches
[21:53] <morningcoffee> what does it meeeeeeeeeeean
[21:56] <morningcoffee> black/orange length is 37, but green/rainbow length is 122 so why does it say 64.69
[21:57] <morningcoffee> also why +
[21:57] <morningcoffee> is the -- on the calling card a minus?
[21:57] <morningcoffee>  or?
[22:08] <L0j1k> oi
[22:08] <L0j1k> 60 + 62 == 122
[22:08] <L0j1k> 61 * 2
[22:09] <L0j1k> (64 + 69) - 11
[22:09] <L0j1k> and what letters are ATV sequence and OHG sequence?
[22:14] <morningcoffee> ATVFZ
[22:14] <morningcoffee> UXEFX
[22:14] <morningcoffee> QCUPP QVBRC
[22:14] <morningcoffee> --
[22:14] <morningcoffee> OHGPU
[22:14] <morningcoffee> NFBZC LKGND
[22:14] <morningcoffee> HDZTI
[22:14] <morningcoffee> on the card it's:
[22:14] <morningcoffee> ATVFZ
[22:14] <morningcoffee> VIOLET/RAW UMBER
[22:14] <morningcoffee> WHITE/RED QVBRC
[22:14] <morningcoffee> --
[22:14] <morningcoffee> GREEN/RAINBOW
[22:15] <morningcoffee> SOLID YELLOW RAW UMBER/RAINBOW
[22:15] <morningcoffee> WHITE/BROWN
[22:31] <L0j1k> which are the same codes
[22:32] <L0j1k> wait
[22:32] <L0j1k> violet/rawumber == UXEFX
[22:32] <L0j1k> same
[22:33] <L0j1k> white/red == QCUPP
[22:33] <L0j1k> nw wait
[22:33] <L0j1k> these sequences ("worm words") have numbers associated with them
[22:33] <L0j1k> lemme look up the respective numbers
[22:38] <L0j1k> ATVFZ == black/orange == 165
[22:38] <L0j1k> UXEFX == violet/rawumber == 77
[22:38] <L0j1k> QCUPP == white/red == 0
[22:39] <L0j1k> QVBRC == solid black == 169
[22:40] <L0j1k> OHGPU == green/rainbow == 122
[22:41] <L0j1k> NFBZC == solid yellow == 50
[22:42] <L0j1k> LKGND == rawumber/rainbow == 234
[22:42] <L0j1k> HDZTI == whire/brown == 7
[22:42] <morningcoffee> 165 77 0 169 -- 122 50 234 7
[22:43] <L0j1k> so the first code (black/orange, etc): 165, 77, 0, 169
[22:44] <L0j1k> second code (green/rainbow, etc): 122, 50, 234, 7
[22:44] <morningcoffee> hmmm but
[22:44] <morningcoffee> black/orange is in there twice, in the book
[22:44] <morningcoffee> and the first time it's 37
[22:44] <morningcoffee> +37    Black/Orange Worms Riding ATVs
[22:44] <L0j1k> COJMO
[22:44] <L0j1k> == 37
[22:44] <L0j1k> now that's fucking interesting
[22:44] <morningcoffee> yeah
[22:45] <morningcoffee> that's why I suddenly did a double-take, because I didn't notice black/orange had two different numbers
[22:45] <L0j1k> black/x has an entire second sequence
[22:45] <morningcoffee> yeah
[22:46] <L0j1k> in order, the first colors are: white, red, black, yellow, violet, blue, orange, green, brown, slate, black, rainbow, clear, pink, raw umber, magic mint, (special) chartreuse
[22:47] <L0j1k> actually which follows the second sequence
[22:47] <L0j1k> slightly
[22:47] <L0j1k> red, black, yellow, violet, blue, orange, green, brown, slate, black, rainbow, clear, pink, raw umber, magic mint, white
[22:47] <L0j1k> for the white colors
[22:47] <L0j1k> then the red/x sequence starts with white
[22:48] <L0j1k> e.g. red/white, red/red (solid red), r/black, r/yellow, r/violet, r/blue, r/orange, r/green, r/brown, r/slate, r/black, r/rainbow, r/clear, r/pink, r/raw umber, r/magic mint
[22:48] <L0j1k> then every color after starts with the "regular" sequence of starting with white, ending with magic mint
[22:48] <L0j1k> the "special" color 255 == chartruese
[22:48] <morningcoffee> so I mean if it's the 37-worm (COJMO) riding ATVs... COJMO ATVFZ?
[22:48] <morningcoffee> like it comes before (on top of) ATVFZ or?
[22:49] <L0j1k> YES exactly
[22:49] <L0j1k> that means COJMO is an "extra" in front or something, right?
[22:50] <morningcoffee> that's what it sounds like
[22:50] <L0j1k> so that means that +64.69 could mean like..... adding: violet/red, 64, NOQVI *plus* violet/orange, 69, ZCLIZ
[22:50] <L0j1k> have we tried "decoding" these 5grams in sequence?
[22:51] <morningcoffee> the original sequence I listed above
[22:51] <morningcoffee> before adding the "riding" worms
[22:51] <morningcoffee> decoded as AAAGJ AAACZ AAAAA AAAGN -- AAAES AAABY AAAJA AAAAH with p1.txt
[22:51] <L0j1k> oohhh yeah
[22:51] <L0j1k> that gave us the 3383335 or w/e?
[22:51] <morningcoffee> that was where that voicemail number came from
[22:51] <morningcoffee> yeah
[22:52] <morningcoffee> if we add the COJMO NOQVI ZCLIZ does that add 3 digits?
[22:52] <L0j1k> yes i suppose it woudl
[22:52] <L0j1k> i need to find and upload the px.txt files
[22:52] <L0j1k> lemme do that real quick
[22:52] <morningcoffee> I guess if they decode to more AAAs we have to add them up again
[23:12] <L0j1k> okay i have
[23:12] <L0j1k> p1.txt from central park
[23:12] <L0j1k> p1.txt and p2.txt from pennsylvania
[23:12] <L0j1k> BUT
[23:13] <L0j1k> p1.txt from central park and p1.txt from pennsylvania *do* *not* have matching md5sum hashes
[23:13] <L0j1k> d73df51a76a61de554b04235e9f54012  ../central-park-2/p1.txt
[23:13] <L0j1k> 3aa307ac2695badaaeb4c21e4b0e5185  ../pennsylvania/p1.txt
[23:13] <L0j1k> with standard md5sum hashes
[23:16] <morningcoffee> oh
[23:16] <morningcoffee> hmm
[23:16] <morningcoffee> it was originally done with the central park one
[23:16] <morningcoffee> accoridng to UF thread
[23:16] <morningcoffee> that's what gave the 338 number
[23:20] <L0j1k> okay lemme uplaod it
[23:20] <L0j1k> or just grep it :D
[23:20] <L0j1k> first COJMO:
[23:21] <L0j1k> grep -rin -e "COJMO" ../central*/p1.txt
[23:21] <L0j1k> 38:AAABL COJMO
[23:21] <L0j1k> 1166427:COJMO RWCWX
[23:21] <L0j1k> now NOQVI
[23:22] <L0j1k> grep -rin -e "NOQVI" ../central*/p1.txt
[23:22] <L0j1k> 65:AAACM NOQVI
[23:22] <L0j1k> 6198123:NOQVI RYYWO
[23:22] <L0j1k> (don't technically need the -r switch on grep, but i digress)
[23:22] <L0j1k> now ZCLIZ
[23:23] <L0j1k> grep -rin -e "ZCLIZ" ../central*/p1.txt
[23:23] <L0j1k> 70:AAACR ZCLIZ
[23:23] <L0j1k> 11467222:ZCLIZ TIHKM
[23:23] <L0j1k> hmmmmmm
[23:23] <L0j1k> morningcoffee
[23:23] <morningcoffee> so that would give us AAABL AAAGJ AAACZ AAAAA AAAGN -- AAACM AAACR AAAES AAABY AAAJA AAAAH
[23:23] <morningcoffee> if we added those where we think they should go
[23:23] <morningcoffee> lots of 3s
[23:23] <L0j1k> tons
[23:23] <L0j1k> hmmmmmmm
[23:24] <morningcoffee> 3 3 3 5 3 -- 3 3 3 3 3 4
[23:24] <L0j1k> i love this tagteam stuff though
[23:24] <L0j1k> AH
[23:24] <L0j1k> 33353 looks like an AS36
[23:24] <L0j1k> so does 333334
[23:24] <morningcoffee> try it
[23:24] <L0j1k> i'll put them on dialer
[23:25] <morningcoffee> there's no 333 area code in the US apparently... +33 is the country code for France
[23:25] <L0j1k> 33353 == EID
[23:26] <L0j1k> 333334 == EID also
[23:30] <morningcoffee> +33353333334 is an invalid phone number too
[23:30] <Gwraspe> im not shocked :P thatd be a bit mental
[23:30] <morningcoffee> yeah, I thought it was OK but it turns out I jsut can't count :)
[00:23] <L0j1k> hmmm
[00:24] <L0j1k> 33353333334 == CCCECCCCCCD
[00:24] <L0j1k> is that similar to the music tones that hanavi decoded for us?
[01:13] <L0j1k> or technically since we're counting numbers...
[01:13] <L0j1k> doh
[01:13] <L0j1k> morningcoffee we screwed up
[01:14] <L0j1k> AAABL AAAGJ AAACZ AAAAA AAAGN -- AAACM AAACR AAAES AAABY AAAJA AAAAH == 3 3 3 8 -- 3 3 3 3 3 5
[01:14] <L0j1k> or (3) 3 3 8 -- (3 3) 3 3 3 5
[01:15] <L0j1k> if we consider that +37 and +64.69 may not be part of the sequence
[01:15] <L0j1k> 3 + 338 == 341 <-=-=-> 33 + 3335 = 3368
[01:16] <L0j1k> i'm gonna try 341 and 3368
[01:17] <L0j1k> all EID
[01:17] <L0j1k> on AS36
[01:18] <L0j1k> 341 == 3368 == 3413368
[01:18] <L0j1k> == EID on AS36
[01:18] <L0j1k> it could also be (3) 338 -- (3.3) 3335
[01:18] <L0j1k> gonna try 38 and 35
[01:21] <L0j1k> 35 is MD redirect
[01:21] <L0j1k> and so is 3413368 on teh last recordings
[01:27] <L0j1k> (3)*338 == 1014
[01:28] <L0j1k> (3.3)*3335 == 11005.5
[01:28] <L0j1k> hmm
[09:20] <morningcoffee> L0j1k - 3413368 could be the 2nd bit of a phone number
[09:20] <morningcoffee> like we tried with 3383335
[20:29] <morningcoffee> earlier I tried 419 341 3368 and it rang then went to a voicemail, probably unrelated
[21:01] <morningcoffee> I tried it with 216 as well  and got an error message, like the number or area code you are dialling is incorrect, or something like that
[21:02] <L0j1k> hmmm does it sound like it could be a class six?
[21:05] <morningcoffee> I don't think so
[21:05] <morningcoffee> to me it just sounded like a standard message but I'm not very familiar with US phone messages like that :)
[15:49] <morningcoffee> tried a few area codes with 3413368, nothing useful
[21:37] <morningcoffee> looks like the worm seeds orders haven't done anything
[21:39] <L0j1k> :(
[21:39] <L0j1k> you're right
[21:41] <morningcoffee> I think it has to be NIGHTLIGHT time doesn't it?
[21:42] <morningcoffee> if they've already completed Op Irislatch
[21:42] <morningcoffee> that could be phase 1
[21:42] <morningcoffee> and Op Longvault would be phase 2
[21:42] <morningcoffee> "two switches, set both to reactivate for phase 2"
[21:52] <L0j1k> shit
[21:52] <L0j1k> switches, man
[21:53] <morningcoffee> ORANGE SWITCH  : *340938AB#
[21:53] <morningcoffee> RAINBOW SWITCH : *991837DA#
[21:53] <morningcoffee> it's interesting that there's an orange switch and a rainbow switch
[21:53] <morningcoffee> and the shopping.txt lists
[21:53] <morningcoffee> +37    Black/Orange Worms Riding ATVs
[21:53] <morningcoffee> +64.69 Green/Rainbow Worms Riding OHGs
[21:54] <morningcoffee> I mean we were just inserting to black/orange and green/rainbow codes into the "code" from the card but maybe it's more than that?