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okay, im curious..

there are some rather short sentences generated. it should be possible for well trained typers.
type fastest, however, is definitely not. and copy&paste doesnt work either..

it's an annoyance waiting so long... i dont think youre supposed to sit in front of your computer and watch your script slay a crapton of monsters. and even if you do, thats pure action gaming compared to watching a script solve the higher mortalcoil-levels or something. but since a dungeon-script ...

the hlife-algorithm took about a second

yes, but not permanently. just a onetime-login for the current transaction. so you have to append name= and password= every time you call urls from your scripts.

"blank of blank" says the answers "half of 42" or "primefactor of 3462234" would be valid.
(in fact, they are not. but maybe this was your problem.. write a pm if you are still in trouble)

I've observed, that every cleartext character is encoded in 3 characters.

youre right. i just suspected the plain-letters may be substituted with random amounts of kenny-chars.. this would be what "pain" was referring to.

did anyone more than 3 levels the honest way? is being thrown back to the very beginning at each failure a bug or a feature to annoy players?

first google result of "kennifier" did it. but since there is no official kenny-language, this was pure luck i guess. if you dont find the translator knox used, you will find yourself in just another substitution-challenge, which would be a real pain because its even more random than the o...

i wish we could also utilize it for "a repeat of pi"

it seems like sequences of different digits are not very popular on the net

gfoot wrote:make a .html file containing a form with the right post variables?

thats what i did. but it seemed not very professional to me..

so i will have a look at wget/curl if i need this again.

quite

i'm surprised none of you smart guys recognizes what the function actually does...
it's ridiculous writing [more than] a line of script or even picking up a pen.

just solved this one by simply using the infamous javascript/xsrf-thingy...
( http://www.hacker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=10478#10478 )

i think there is hardly any more ugly approach.. so what is the real way to POST data to websites?

yep, dont get me wrong - i have generally no idea on this one. any approach (even with chess) is more than i have right now. maybe the data is some kind of image or music file or .. yeah, chess constellation, whatever. the characters are base64-like, but decoding results in even more garbage. :x cou...