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3 Apr 2003, 21:59
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I'm not a poet
Join Date: Sep 2000
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The internet can read your mind. No really
I bet you didn't know that. Inside each and every computer is a mindreading chip which is used in some strategy games to help the AI. Microsoft also use it to track down warez users. But now it also has another use.
http://www.cyberglass.co.uk/FlashEx/mindreader.html
This is never wrong. If it ever is, it isn't; you are.
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3 Apr 2003, 22:03
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Motherfracker
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I was wrong
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3 Apr 2003, 22:04
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Registered User
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first 'old' post in a thread
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I find it kind of funny
I find it kind of sad
The dreams in which i'm dying
Are the best i've ever had
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3 Apr 2003, 22:04
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fascinated by bridges!
Join Date: Jul 2000
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Ha, I'm so smart I figured it out at once.
Matrim
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3 Apr 2003, 22:05
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Banned
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:eek: Amazing :eek:
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3 Apr 2003, 22:16
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share the <3
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how does it work?
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3 Apr 2003, 22:23
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Naked & Profane
Join Date: Jan 2002
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i dont even need to click to know what it is, i didnt even need to open the thread really.
Its not old, its very very very old and obvious how it works, anyone who belives that it can read your mind must have the iq of a small bird or be very nieve about the i'net.
and of course its right everytime will become apparent why when you figure it out.
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3 Apr 2003, 22:26
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share the <3
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silly meh, ive only now seen the figures change
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3 Apr 2003, 23:09
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Registered User
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Caught between the Devil and the deep blue sea.
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It is apparently not loading. There's nothing happening. It's sitting there seemingly loaded, but nothing's coming up. Is this part of the point, or is my computer just scewed up?
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<@morg> sounds like an std to me
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3 Apr 2003, 23:15
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Banned
Join Date: Jul 2001
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it always gives you(me anyway) the symbol for 18(23-5)...i dont see the point.....
have i missed something quite obvious here?
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3 Apr 2003, 23:20
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Quote:
Originally posted by General Geiger
It is apparently not loading. There's nothing happening. It's sitting there seemingly loaded, but nothing's coming up. Is this part of the point, or is my computer just scewed up?
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All I see is a white page, with a popup box saying Micro$oft ActiveX is disabled, please enable viruses to enter your computer to continue.
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Structural Integrity for Creator - since he'll probably make PA turn 3D.
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Note to self - Don't write Chinese letters with bold and italics... 猫
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3 Apr 2003, 23:21
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ŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻ
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The instructions its gives you will always give a multilple of 9. So all the multiples of 9 on the table will be the same symbol (randomly selected each of course), but you can always see a diagonal pattern.
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3 Apr 2003, 23:39
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dim like a fox
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Finland ffs
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Your number is:
10a+b - (a+b)
= 9a
So multiples of 9 must be the same figure and it will always be right.
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Nobody's perfect.
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ph33r TPE plz. thxbye.
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3 Apr 2003, 23:39
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dim like a fox
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And next time i'll read the ENTIRE thread before replying.
lo xtrasyn
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ph33r TPE plz. thxbye.
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4 Apr 2003, 03:12
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Ball
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Quote:
Originally posted by Cyp
All I see is a white page, with a popup box saying Micro$oft ActiveX is disabled, please enable viruses to enter your computer to continue.
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Phwoar, screenshot?
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4 Apr 2003, 03:58
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#planetarion
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It's the same old thing that everyone's known about since they were about 4. If you do those steps to the relevant 2 digit number you will ALWAYS get a multiple of 9
The program is clever cos it alters the symbols it uses every time you start it up, randomises the other symbols, and knows that 81 is the highest answer you can get with 2 numbers so can randomise the 82-99 stretch.
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4 Apr 2003, 05:31
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Doh!
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I figured it out, but I found that in 10 tries it was only accurate 40% of the time, so not that good really.
Old concept tho, been done before and better.
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4 Apr 2003, 08:29
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Registered User
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Quote:
Originally posted by Judge
I figured it out, but I found that in 10 tries it was only accurate 40% of the time, so not that good really.
Old concept tho, been done before and better.
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lol then it's a problem with your math skills lol
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4 Apr 2003, 09:14
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King of The Fat Boys
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: UK
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Oooh, now I get it! It chooses a different symbol every time!!!
(yes, I am a bit slooooow)
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