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“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” - Philip K. Dick (1928 - 1982)

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Notpron Spoiler Level 3

Another tricky level and somehow annoying! Once you reach this stage, you will see a flashing phrase having a delay time of 0.2 seconds and before you can decode it you need to go over the following 5 to 10 times because it flashes too fast...


General hints:
Try all to get to the next screen, no matter what.
It's no point and click thing!
Just don't look for cheats!

and if you have waited patiently to decode the flashing phrase you will see the hint: "stop being so negative!"...

So first thing that will pop into your head would be changing the file url again into - http://www.deathball.net/notpron/false/positive.htm but this is so wrong yet anyway it will give you a hint which part of the URL you would need to change and it will be the FOLDER where the main URL is located - so instead of changing the file itself you have to change the folder and common sense tells you that you should change the folder to TRUE since you needed to be positive!

http://www.deathball.net/notpron/true/gototheothersite.htm

Play notpron HERE

Notpron Spoiler Level 2

This level is easy... Level 1 to level 8 would be easy for you would be given obvious hints and these levels are just warm-up levels...

Anyway as you can see from this picture here...


Naturally the first thing that we would do once we proceed to level 2 is to try opening the door to proceed to level 3. But this level here is really tricky, once you hover the cursor on to the door knob a warning message will appear...

WARNING MESSAGE:

The door is closed. Trick it or reach LEVEL3 in a different way! (Address? Where is the hand pointing?)

so you've guessed it right! How can you reach level 3, simply by changing the url to:

http://deathball.net/notpron/not/level3.htm

Play notpron HERE

Notpron Spoiler Level 1

I'm currently into notpron... This game really kills your time.

History of Notpron: (text originally in German language, translated via the Babel Fish)

Notpron (also not pr0n) is an online puzzle, which in July 2004 by David Münnich from Saarbrücken started. The mystery can be used with any online browser deal and set a high attention and a wealth of ideas to find the right solution.

The name is composed of the two English words and not pron. But pron an Internet variation of the word porn (Engl. pornographic). Thus Notpron is not pornographic.

Until now, Notpron over 10 million visitors, but only 161 of them have been in a position to the 139 level to solve. Spiegel Online in January 2006 described the game as one of the hardest puzzles on the Internet and great role model for websites such as Frvade.

Initially, the enigma from 5 levels, in the course of a year, came about a week from 2 to 3 new ones until the developer in July 2005 stopped the game to expand. According Münnich come to the 139 existing levels now unable to. In May 2006 the author made a certificate for people in which the mystery is completely dissolved. Jenen be so good knowledge of audio and image editing, HTML development, dealing with computers as well attributed to a good perception and a musical understanding.




I'm planning to give out spoilers for this game cause it seems like most of you are going to crack their heads to decipher every puzzle (I'm one of those by the way)... so... I just want to elaborate more how I cracked every stage my own way... yet I'm still on level 25 and I heard this is over 100+ levels so I still have a loooong way to go... Anyway here's the first part...

Not pr0n Link

As you can see from the image here, this is waayyy too easy... you just need to enter the door and proceed to the next level...

Monday, June 23, 2008

Finding the right laptop for you...

I just hate it when someone compares ASUS EEE PC to MacBook Air. It seems pointless... why? Number one, of course MacBook Air will reign supreme talking about functionality. Number two, Mac is Mac... and so on. First, let me just clarify something; why would someone even compare ASUS EEE PC to MacBook Air in the first place when ASUS already claimed that their EEE PCs are for beginners? Are you getting my point here? When someone approaches you and asks you which laptop am I going to buy, are you just going to advise him to buy the most expensive one for 'price' tells everything? Of course not! Well, I just wanted to share out some view point I have when choosing a laptop for someone or for yourself.

These questions below are the information you needed to find out for someone wanting to buy a new laptop:

1) What is your PURPOSE? Is it just for surfing... am I going to edit pictures and videos here... am I a programmer... what sort of application programs am I going to install on this laptop... You need to know what kind of purpose you have.

2) How much do I have? If I saved enough money then why not go for something that is functional yet affordable. Although this is still situation-based.

3) Of course you still need to know about the laptop’s specs. Again depends on the purpose of the laptop. If you’re just going to write stuffs, and you don’t know anything about editing images, music, and video then why go for an expensive laptop which caters these features. Why not just buy something like an ACER Aspire Series. You see, you don’t need to worry about having the finest processor for this guy here is mainly for multitasking. A higher memory laptop would be much better. Another thing you need to be aware of is the battery life.

Now, a credit to ASUS EEE PC, if you are just for surfing and you need to always check something online, school work spreadsheets, documents, this thing here is perfect for you. It is quite portable and very affordable.


Moreover, it’s funny that I find some people saying the EEE touchpad suck, the keyboard are too small… well what do you expect from a 7 inch laptop? If you think you are going to complain in the long run about the touchpad, the small screen, the keyboard, then I would never suggest this laptop for you. You should go with a 12 inch laptop if you still want portability. Moreover, if portability really matters to you then I suggest you go with this. You’ll never regret it because I never did.. Yet, if you have enough money to buy expensive laptops, then I would go for either SONY Vaio or MacBook Air.

By the way, I find ASUS EEE PC 900 series the next best thing. I can't wait to hold one right now...

Friday, June 20, 2008

A Deep History for the Textile Art of Persona: Eternal Punishment...

I started playing video games since Atari I think, but pleeaaasssee take note that the Atari we had was over 10 years old when I had come to play it and to my surprise… it’s still alive until today, hey we’re paranoids and we love collecting gadgets. Anyway, I was simply trying to say that I grew up with games even if I’m a girl I didn’t grew up with Barbies…

My first game was the infamous Pong and then Galaxian. Then Nintendo came out with their 8-bit 3rd generation console the NES and Famicom, I was fond of playing Q-bert and of course Gauntlet. I was never happy with Mario although the game was alright; the game is pretty much mediocre. After some time, Nintendo released their 16-bit 4th generation console the SNES. This made a huge impact since I was introduced to playing RPGs which I had come to love from then on. I didn’t know I was playing the future over-rated game Final Fantasy VI (FFIII in North America).

Well, back to the future… since then I was really hooked playing RPG games and this led me to the greatest RPG game ever created IMO and that would be the Shin Megami Tensei series. Everything that was written from this URL: HARDCORE GAMING 101 is sooo true. Anyway, as I was overly crazy about this game since 5th grade, I had come to collect some cool stuff over the past 10 years. After Sony released their first game console the Playstation which changed the history of gaming, I was able to get a hold of Persona: Eternal Punishment (SMT spin-offs) which I find quite well. This got me to paint my first entry for the Jazz-up your Jeans contest sponsored by Robinson’s mall.

This was actually chosen to be 1 of the semi-finalists for the contest which was least expected. Anyway, I still have lots of history and story to tell you and I hope you find them interesting.

Thursday, June 19, 2008

Naruto Effect...

I have been interested in painting since grade school and I was particularly fond of painting manga characters. I grew up watching Japanese animation and these shows made a huge impact therefore influenced my art style.

When the show, Naruto by Masashi Kishimoto came out, primarily I was already a fan of his manga even before the show started. What I love about Naruto.. first the color palette used for the whole animation (even the covers of the manga), second the personalities of all Kishimoto's characters, story pacing (even if most of the people claim it slow).

I tried painting with textile paints on t-shirts, pants when airbrush was nothing but a tool for painting vehicles, big bikes and other stuff. I made a business using this method when I reached college and was beginning to become an expert with the technique.

The shirt above was created way back in high school. I used black shirt so that the colors and the image would clearly be seen from afar. I particularly made this for my younger brother but he just bought the t-shirt without fitting it. It turned out that the shirt was too small for him and pretty large for me so we just decided to have this like an ornament.

Moreover, during the course of getting more familiar with this art method, there was an announcement which got me motivated to join and compete for it. Robinson’s mall has announced that they will be having a ‘Jazz-up your Jeans’ contest and those who will win will obtain gift certificates and of course pretty good cash. I was really excited and that afternoon bought some textile paints for this project.

It was really hard to find a subject for my painting but my brother made a hunch that I would be, again, painting Naruto and he was definitely right about it. I thought that colors used for Naruto are so bright and cheerful that it’ll make an impression through the judges.

After a week of preparation, it had come to the finals and I was happy to learn that I was chosen to be 1 of the 5 finalists. Unfortunately, I had to end the story with slightly sad news. I didn’t actually win the competition but I placed third but I think the winner really deserved it.

It just came to my mind that I should be selling out stuff that I made at home. I thought of having this business and since I’m sure I can pretty much satisfy my customer with my art, I think I’ll pursue.

Well, I was simply saying that if you want your shirts, pants, what-so-ever painted, I am actually having this personal business. Just provide the shirt or any kinds of stuff you wanted to get painted on. Just e-mail me for more details.
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