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## puzzles
The First Puzzle:
98.151.11.252 - Tic Tac Toe
99.13.31.189 - `3`
131.209.236.188 - `Eyjafjallajökull`
38.184.207.244 - `12, 4`
134.202.106.252 - `24`
179.60.148.182 - `Area 51`
47.72.72.190 - `4`
177.222.33.107 - `Hacker Wars`
205.117.130.137 - `Too Many Secrets`
12.198.127.243 - Sudoku
[sends you to WHOIS 1]
1.2.3.4 [WHOIS 1] - 2048
```
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: 'gotcha.php',
dataType: "json",
data: {
func: '2048',
type: 6
},
success: function(data){
if(data.status == 'OK') {
result = $.parseJSON(data.msg);
$('#puzzle-header').html(result[0].header);
$('#puzzle-status').html(result[0].result);
$('#puzzle-next').html(result[0].next);
$('#puzzle-isSolved').attr('value', result
[0].isSolved);
$('#puzzle-solve').hide();
}
}
})
```
sends you to WHOIS 2
219.253.106.3 [Too Many Secrets] - `Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish`
175.136.25.16 - `Aramis`
101.33.53.239 - `62.5`
12.8.92.181 - `50`
190.177.124.74 [Lorem ipsum] - `5, 1, 94`
213.207.2.12 - Minesweeper
162.92.240.86 - `Phoebe, Milena, Naomy`
78.77.189.202 - `4, 3`
65.106.189.164 - `a, d, c`
164.36.19.95 - `3, 3, 9`
44.184.200.40 - `5, 2`
156.9.137.74 [Hangman] - `99+99/99`
186.43.119.219 - `49, 35`
143.114.166.104 - `Every player who buys premium is awesome`
185.42.143.179 - `9, 18`
179.196.168.131 - `To be or not to be`
188.85.245.142 - `Phoebe`
200.11.13.159 [WHOIS 2] - Turn the switches on
```
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: 'gotcha.php',
dataType: "json",
data: {
func: 'lightsout'
},
success: function(data){
if(data.status == 'OK') {
result = $.parseJSON(data.msg);
$('#puzzle-header').html(result[0].header);
$('#puzzle-status').html(result[0].result);
$('#puzzle-next').html(result[0].next);
$('#puzzle-isSolved').attr('value', result
[0].isSolved);
$('#puzzle-solve').hide();
}
}
})
```
8.22.72.164 - `penny`
94.236.84.16 - `Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan`
53.83.66.249 - `Hack The Planet`
82.212.91.122 - `password123`
200.28.37.47 - `47`
127.73.175.172 - `SHOW NO REMORSE`
61.170.113.240 [WHOIS 3] - `1, 2, 3`
87.75.25.103 - `diamond, ruby, sapphire`
207.0.9.101 - `Kung Fury`
40.204.6.239 - `Morpheus`
240.93.247.103 [WHOIS 4] - The End... for now
191.169.88.208 [Fsck you] - placeholder puzzle
### ??? hidden puzzles
[hasher 11, need cracker 11.1 to get in]
158.79.69.167 - `hacker`
25.25.200.137 - `LCM+L`
37.0.237.238 - `Burj Khalifa`
158.79.69.167 - `Satoshi Nakamoto`
13.14.243.214 - `SHA256`
54.215.105.98 - `10/11/2019`
[takes you back to WHOIS 4]
### alt paths
86.24.54.79 [WHOIS 3 -> Eduard Khil -> WHOIS 3] - `Despacito`
52.6.13.235 [WHOIS 3 -> Gnirut -> WHOIS 2] - Turn the switches on (again)
```
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: 'gotcha.php',
dataType: "json",
data: {
func: 'lightsout'
},
success: function(data){
if(data.status == 'OK') {
result = $.parseJSON(data.msg);
$('#puzzle-header').html(result[0].header);
$('#puzzle-status').html(result[0].result);
$('#puzzle-next').html(result[0].next);
$('#puzzle-isSolved').attr('value', result
[0].isSolved);
$('#puzzle-solve').hide();
}
}
})
```
## cool shit
44.133.241.160 - torrent 1,2,3
61.170.113.240 - analyzer 3.0
200.11.13.159 - spam 5.0, warez 5.0, miner 5.0
188.85.245.142 - collector 5.0
94.236.84.16 - collector 7.0
86.24.54.79 - collector 10.0
156.62.156.183 - hasher/firewall 10.0
87.75.25.103 - hidder 10.0, antivirus 10.0, cracker 9.0, ssh 7.0
207.0.9.101 - seeker 10.0, ddos 10.0
40.204.6.239 - breaker 10.0, cracker 10.0
240.93.247.103 - cracker 11.0, warez 10.0, miner 10.0
130.216.37.220 - cracker 12.0
78.192.143.228 - cracker 12.0, hasher 11.0, hidder 11.0, antivirus 12.0
37.0.237.238 - warez 14
158.79.69.167 - hidder 15, antivirus 14
13.14.243.214 - seeker 15
54.215.105.98 - ftp 13, ssh 13, cracker 17, firewall 12
## me
bank #757385614
123.40.218.38
1wXjdkDA9V4kKtRQ1LCbCpiTHTLviAmbxd
X2ke7k3RB05YKa4zRIl5SlPFLykl4eIa1KGSdOwcc38um0igvBdWiUnewQScoUBA
## banks
bank #203344377 at 123.40.218.38
686206684 at 123.40.218.38
#485880455 on bank [123.40.218.38]
## bitcoin
1tKr4CjHeCMv0X69bxZG8j0BWfyOqKiiRs
iARby4xdWxXlOH7VdmRF3vVlu82hcnLzHi0NC8YqMKhd0vdJWtuMJgyAZXOvo95T
1P8vEmxyBhldcmjjlgdYvg4MT908dQu
AUICn2EfwcjbSR4kwY3AgzCydsxO2UamqN2z7iyNeOp7sGgL5O6XQNyXlaKXLzn
165PrvvXaznPBoRRXjwKQssIiOA2VopOhY
sNCi2fDCDf4lI3YBwKLVdJlUC26mgfg7X9pNuZHDYyQOLfWDZ5d0mFvQEWxVbvo3
## ips to hack?
187.219.92.196
45.197.80.78
## meta caps
cracker 50.7
hasher 44.9
firewall 30.5
```
ips = document.getElementById("list").children;
output = ""
for (var i = 0; i < ips.length; i++) {
ipElement = ips[i]
ip = ipElement.children[0].children[0].children[0].children[1].innerText
virus = ipElement.children[1].innerText
output += ip + "\n"
}
console.log(output)
```

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but this is contradicted by as2/ap examples
## the practical difference
a Note will be displayed inline in Mastodon, but an Article will be converted to name/summary + url/id
further recommendations for microblog compatibility:
- a Note SHOULD still work with a plaintext fallback, as most html could be stripped
- a Note SHOULD NOT have a name/title, as this will be ignored
if you don't care about Mastodon or similar microblogging impls then do whatever. some guidelines/thoughts below...
## failed ideas for distinction
### a "paragraph"
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### syndication
an Article is expected to be syndicated (think HTML `<article>`) since it is a self-contained piece of content. whereas a Note might not be
an Article might be expected to be syndicated (think HTML `<article>`) since it is a self-contained piece of content. whereas a Note might not be
<https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/sections.html#the-article-element>
> The article element represents a complete, or self-contained, composition in a document, page, application, or site and that is, in principle, independently distributable or reusable, e.g. in syndication. This could be a forum post, a magazine or newspaper article, a blog entry, a user-submitted comment, an interactive widget or gadget, or any other independent item of content.
>
> Note: When used specifically with content to be redistributed in syndication, the article element is similar in purpose to the entry element in Atom.
however this may imply that microblog posts should be sent out as Article? requires further thought
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an Article is "published" in a formal context whereas a Note is presented in an informal context
in other words a Note may be ephemeral while an Article is longer-lived
definitions for "article often stress that it is an independent unit of writing, and is often published.
## the practical difference
dictionary.com:
a Note will be displayed inline in Mastodon, but an Article will be converted to name/summary + url/id
> a written composition [...] forming an independent part of a [...] publication
further recommendations for microblog compatibility:
merriam-webster:
- a Note SHOULD still work with a plaintext fallback, as most html will be stripped
- a Note SHOULD NOT have a name/title, as this will be ignored
> a distinct section of writing [...] often numbered
if you don't care about Mastodon or similar microblogging impls then do whatever
> [a] composition [...] usually forming an independent part of a publication
in other words a Note may be viewed in passing, while an Article is more persistent
## indieweb perspective
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i would tend to assume everything is an article by default, with certain characteristics making it tend toward being a note instead
for metadata:
- no name?
for content:
- no headings?
- no formatting?
- no formatting?
for metadata:
- no `name`?
- no `id` (transient or anonymous objects)?
but it's really that last one that seems most salient to me. consider an Article to be a top-level text container that can be referred to later since it forms an independent published unit of writing. consider a Note to be an anonymous text container to be embedded in other objects. in practical terms, a Note might be used for actor metadata, in which case it would have a `name` but still be a Note
```yaml
type: Note
name: "Pronouns"
content: "they/them"
```

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# Move
used for account migrations
## sample payload
### mastodon
<https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/blob/main/app/serializers/activitypub/move_serializer.rb>
```json
{
"@context": "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams",
"id": "https://mastodon.example/users/username#moves/1",
"actor": "https://mastodon.example/users/username",
"type": "Move",
"object": "https://mastodon.example/users/username",
"target": "https://social.example/users/new_user"
}
```