Sending Secret Messages Via Google's SearchWiki 160
We discussed the advent of Google's SearchWiki when it was introduced a few days back. Now Lauren Weinstein offers a thought experiment in transmitting coded messages using SearchWiki, with a working example encoded into the results of this Google search.
kdawson (Score:3, Funny)
It Works!!! (Score:3, Funny)
Re:STOP MESSING WITH SLASHDOT (Score:3, Funny)
My review: Shit Sandwich.
Re:kdawson (Score:5, Funny)
In your Preferences, click the Suck? tab and uncheck the kdawson checkbox.
Re:hmm ... (Score:2, Funny)
<bot-order>
<attack>
<site>digg.com</site>
<type>DDOS</type>
<prejudice>extreme</prejudice>
</attack>
</bot-order>
That was fast (Score:5, Funny)
Today's Hot Trends (USA)
1. dancing with the stars 2008 winner
2. orthogonal terwilliger accordion
3. siri pinter
4. chelsea handler playboy
5. brooke burke
6. who won dancing with the stars season 7
7. the shield finale
8. the shield forum
9. melioidosis
10. callies biscuits
It seems that a lot of people are suddenly interested in orthogonal terwilliger accordion. I wonder why?
Re:Slashdot (Score:5, Funny)
What the hell? I cant see anything but the headlines!
What happened to the articles and tags?!
Bring back OMG PONIES!!!!!1!!1
Re:The main page is all screwed up (Score:1, Funny)
I think you're mistaken. I think you've taken the + sign as being to expand the headings and see the full story, simply because every other 'collapsed section' GUI would do it that way. It isn't. The + sign is to vote for the story to be on the main page. Yes, I know it's already on the main page. Anyway, if enough people use the - sign then the story will appear collapsed instead of in full... yes, I know they're all already collapsed. It's complicated. You'll understand when you're older. Or younger. Or not, actually.
Secret Message Decrypted: (Score:2, Funny)
"Be sure to drink your Ovaltine."
Re:The main page is all screwed up (Score:5, Funny)
I use /. (Score:2, Funny)
I am posting a special hidden message right now...can you try and imagine what I might be saying...
so any luck on solving this mystery... I think you might guess wrong.
Those who thought "Hi Bill" was the message...
you get an E for effort, it was hidden in plain sight, but was not the message...
The winner is the one who thought ..."I think he is saying this is a dumb story, anyone can figure out ways of hiding information in plain site using ANY website, newspaper, tv ad etc."
Re:Not very stenographic (Score:5, Funny)
I see what you did there!