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http://i43.tinypic.com/20r0nzc.jpg

good luck.

I can see a 0, a 6, a 7 and a lot of squares with random colors.

Very clever, if you read it one way it says L97, but if you read it another way it says 911.

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Misca posted: (23rd Feb 2012, 12:19 pm)

Very clever, if you read it one way it says L97, but if you read it another way it says 911.

Look at the purple in the white squares and you get L97, if you look at the white it appears 911

And yeah, I guess you're also right, it also does show 067.

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Former multi-server mapper.

Misca posted: (23rd Feb 2012, 12:24 pm)

Look at the purple in the white squares and you get L97, if you look at the white it appears 911

And yeah, I guess you're also right, it also does show 067.

I was thinking of something more like this..

http://i42.tinypic.com/23u1jd5.png

This is how it was deciphered:

The image imitates 3-bit RGB color model, so each meaningful square represents 3 bits of data: green = 010, red = 100, magenta = 101 etc. Writing all these triplets together and splitting them into 8-bit groups we get 7 bytes (without last 2 bits because 18 * 3 = 54 < 56). Looking up corresponding ASCII, we get "QN RPOD" (the last letter can be D, E, F, G because of missing bits). Notice the space? Substracting 1 from all the letters (B -> A, C -> B etc.) we get "PM QON[CDEF]". Since the only account existing is QOne, the answer is to PM QOne.

Rouna posted: (23rd Feb 2012, 01:58 pm)

I was thinking of something more like this..

http://i42.tinypic.com/23u1jd5.png

This is how it was deciphered:

The image imitates 3-bit RGB color model, so each meaningful square represents 3 bits of data: green = 010, red = 100, magenta = 101 etc. Writing all these triplets together and splitting them into 8-bit groups we get 7 bytes (without last 2 bits because 18 * 3 = 54 < 56). Looking upcorresponding ASCII, we get "QN RPOD" (the last letter can be D, E, F, G because of missing bits). Notice the space? Substracting 1 from all the letters (B -> A, C -> B etc.) we get "PM QON[CDEF]". Since the only account existing is QOne, the answer is to PMQOne.