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BBC has a different take on this [1] and denies Isaul Vargas's explanation. The part with hidden Aqua Teen Hunger Force clip and the fact that it's named aqua.f
by Grue3 13y ago
BBC has a different take on this [1] and denies Isaul Vargas's explanation. The part with hidden Aqua Teen Hunger Force clip and the fact that it's named aqua.flv is curious.
[1] http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-27238332 http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-27238332
- devindotcom 13y agoIf it's a set-top box, it's not hard to imagine some set of circumstances where it uploads a stored or live clip instead of the random one. Or possibly the ATHF could have been uploaded from the company itself as a test of automatically uploading copyrighted content. It's behind a french paywall and the other video is a vid from a french balcony, so that could be a test of user-uploaded video.
- runn1ng 13y ago>Or could it be the latest iteration of Cicada 3301 or another such public challenge Oh, Cicada 3301? That's what it was. I played their "challenge" back in 2012, didn't get very far, and I immediately forgot about it. They still exist and post "clues", apparently.
- varjag 13y agoAlso the palette is one of Russian tricolor! There must be a beautiful conspiracy theory in it..
- DanBC 13y agoIt's also the French tricolor and one of the videos takes a small payment from French credit cards to display a french thing (eifal tower?)