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Magic I. See _ a beach, -yes. _ I explore daylight working on it now

by ChrisBland 10y ago

caffeineninja 10y ago
From the description: >You can always count on a good time at the beach...
amingilani 10y ago
Same boat. My head hurts. Red Herring: there are 5 punctuations in the sentence
- Sodman 10y ago
  Possibly related to the big '5' that appears on the savethedate.foo site after entering the latlong? If you take out the other text, we're left with "._,-.-". Removing the comma leaves us with 5 characters "._-.-" Morse code?
jawns 10y ago
I think "you can always count on a good time at the beach" refers to actual counting. And here's the transcript, with some numbers: 0:00Magic 0:03I. 0:06See 0:10_ 0:12a 0:16beach, 0:19-yes. 0:21_ 0:25I 0:28explore 0:30daylight
piker 10y ago
What's the red thing in the upper-left?
- refrigerator 10y ago
  Looks like a Maoam wrapper (type of sweet)
- XaspR8d 10y ago
  I was thinking maybe it was part of a chip bag. Then you could run that fancy subpixel-motion sound extraction algorithm on it pretty easily (fitting with "See What Cannot Be Heard"). But the timecodes are probably a more likely thing...
samirparikh 10y ago
its lat,lng with the . representing the decimal point
- deleted 10y ago
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- XaspR8d 10y ago
  Ahh thanks. Any idea on the next one? :P EDIT: Nevermind 3 should be easy for most HNers. Wrote that before I even saw it.
  - xigency 10y ago
    It shows a 17 on the page. Just a note.
    - prakashk 10y ago
      So far: 5 - Brazil, 17 - England, 18 - Poland
  - ChrisBland 10y ago
    Ascii 7 bit encoding - 52.1821, 20.9965
  - justinfaulkner 10y ago
    52.1821, 20.9965
  - iplaw 10y ago
    Yep
    - caffeineninja 10y ago
      checked out caves.jpg with a hex editor, i'm thinking the next clue is embedded in the jpeg, which is causing the corruption
  - deleted 10y ago
amacalac 10y ago
I believe: latitude: MagicI.See_abeach, longitude: -yes._Iexploredaylight Not sure what the encoding is. I've tried the "letter to number" encryption which gives: 13 1 7 9 3 9.19 5 5 1 2 5 1 3 8, 25 5 19.9 5 24 16 12 15 18 5 4 1 25 12 9 7 8 20 Simply adding the numbers, grouped before + after decimal point leads to: 42.2920, -49.120 but this isn't the correct answer

Magic I. See _ a beach, -yes. _ I explore daylight working on it now

caffeineninja 10y ago

From the description: >You can always count on a good time at the beach...

amingilani 10y ago

Same boat. My head hurts. Red Herring: there are 5 punctuations in the sentence

Sodman 10y ago
Possibly related to the big '5' that appears on the savethedate.foo site after entering the latlong? If you take out the other text, we're left with "._,-.-". Removing the comma leaves us with 5 characters "._-.-" Morse code?

jawns 10y ago

I think "you can always count on a good time at the beach" refers to actual counting. And here's the transcript, with some numbers: 0:00Magic 0:03I. 0:06See 0:10_ 0:12a 0:16beach, 0:19-yes. 0:21_ 0:25I 0:28explore 0:30daylight

piker 10y ago

What's the red thing in the upper-left?

refrigerator 10y ago
Looks like a Maoam wrapper (type of sweet)
XaspR8d 10y ago
I was thinking maybe it was part of a chip bag. Then you could run that fancy subpixel-motion sound extraction algorithm on it pretty easily (fitting with "See What Cannot Be Heard"). But the timecodes are probably a more likely thing...

samirparikh 10y ago

its lat,lng with the . representing the decimal point

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XaspR8d 10y ago
Ahh thanks. Any idea on the next one? :P EDIT: Nevermind 3 should be easy for most HNers. Wrote that before I even saw it.
- xigency 10y ago
  It shows a 17 on the page. Just a note.
  - prakashk 10y ago
    So far: 5 - Brazil, 17 - England, 18 - Poland
- ChrisBland 10y ago
  Ascii 7 bit encoding - 52.1821, 20.9965
- justinfaulkner 10y ago
  52.1821, 20.9965
- iplaw 10y ago
  Yep
  - caffeineninja 10y ago
    checked out caves.jpg with a hex editor, i'm thinking the next clue is embedded in the jpeg, which is causing the corruption
- deleted 10y ago

amacalac 10y ago

I believe: latitude: MagicI.See_abeach, longitude: -yes._Iexploredaylight Not sure what the encoding is. I've tried the "letter to number" encryption which gives: 13 1 7 9 3 9.19 5 5 1 2 5 1 3 8, 25 5 19.9 5 24 16 12 15 18 5 4 1 25 12 9 7 8 20 Simply adding the numbers, grouped before + after decimal point leads to: 42.2920, -49.120 but this isn't the correct answer