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Sorry, but i don't understand the whole thing. If the redirect is coded in php, i have no chance to see the source (i.e. /one.php). And i do know, where the answer not is: two.php If there are "some pages" on the internet to examine ".../one.php", i have no idea what you mean. I ...

Solved this with an online-tool in a blink of an eye - wow!

http://www.alpertron.com.ar/ECM.HTM

started learning python instantly, even if it just took me < 2 minutes in excel

obviously it's a more or less well known acronym: http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/Keep+Digging,+Watson The correct use of the phrase seems to be as reply to "No Shit, Sherlock." - "Keep Digging, Watson." At least in Texas (http://onlineslangdictionary.com/definition+of/keep...

[Update:] Googled a bit further and even found an online-toool for that 'dancing men cipher': http://rumkin.com/tools/cipher/substitution.php Now i know, that the code is derived from the Sherlock Holmes Story "The Adventure of the Dancing Men" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventure_o...

Took me few days to solve this, and still don't really know why the solution is the solution.

Was it encoded in the picture or is "Keep digging, watson" just a 'common' phrase (had to google it)?

what i read is that it should be a clue to vitally important case. Sounds like CSI. If i had to solve it in time, I'd have failed. If time should be a hint towards positions of arms and legs, it makes no sense. Clock has 12 positions, the men just 8. If this is a famous cipher in the real world, i n...

the completed list:

8:4
20:9
21:14
26:15
31:19
32:15
1:18
24:5
24:1
33:19
28:19

if the numbers represent characters, i have no idea which.
If the numbers point to words, i have no clues how.
if there's something else significant, i missed it.

will have to go to bed frustrated...

did not find the answer so far, too.

What i found out is that the text is from the old testamant, the fifth book, deuteronomy.

The sentences match the following phrases of that book:

8:4
20:9
21:14
26:15
31:19
1:18
24:5
24:1
33:19
28:19

but i have no idea what to do with this...

Thanks, i guess that tipp will help me with some other challenges, too...

Still no idea.

Thought about coding first. But then i found a faster solution using excel: I mad two lists, first one with numbers from 1 to 2118, second one with the squares of the first list up to the result 2116. Then i just summed all the values up, and there it was...

Well, subject tells it: Somebody's got Tipps for the challenge?

I dug deep in the file itself and found nothing suspicious, so i guess the code has something to do with the positions of arms and legs - but what?