09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0

    Locker combination.

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      branimir, c book, utoutokumasan, AnomalousNYC, and 28 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. Rob Roy 06 (62 months ago | reply)

      Now you've done it... I'll be struggling with what this means for days. Just promise me it isn't random gibberish!!! Looks like it might be machine code. Certainly hex. I hope it turns out to be simple Ascii, so I can do other things! And written with an "old fashioned" typewriter! All my ribbons have dried up.

      Seen in the interestingness archives. (?)

    3. Lady AnnDerground (62 months ago | reply)

      great idea and shot!!!

    4. 500CPM (62 months ago | reply)

      Rob Roy: The numbers are supposedly some sort of secret code that the AACS is harassing the net for exposing. Apparently you can somehow use these numbers to copy a movie if you have a tremendous amount of time and expertise. In light of the turmoil they have generated over a 16 digit number most people would have no idea what to do with, I thought I would emphasize the obscurity of the whole thing with this photo.

    5. skyshanti (62 months ago | reply)

      I saw a similar photo in Explore. Now I know it's the "secret code" for the HD DVDs. Someone has even recorded a song about it. Anyway, the shot is good.

    6. adamandsonunlimited (62 months ago | reply)

      wondering how it works....

    7. shoebappa (62 months ago | reply)

      now to find out which locker... yes, the oh nine, ef nine song is a classic!

    8. Tropewell (62 months ago | reply)

      Your photo has been selected and blogged as an example to others on photonoob.net.

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      http://photonoob.net/2007/05/06/a-number-to-c onjure-with/ (?)

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