Whose Tim Cosing?

[Comrade_Bubbles]

@Julia

 

Foote wrote:

maybe the barcode is all of those things at once  

Is is also bitly1QupVMD ?Because I got that twice. But I'm pretty sure it only scanned half the code each time.

This is a shortened URL that takes you to Wikipedia's Hexadecimal page.

Edit: bit.ly/1QupVMD -> Hexadecimal - Wikipedia

[marclabrie502]

@Trajector

How were people seeing Morse code in the bar code?

In the first upload of the image, there was some kind of morse code.  Finally,it isnt since when Tim reloaded the picture morse was not apparent anymore.

[wyken09]

https://bitly.com/1QupVMD

 

goes to 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexadecimal

[grysqrl]

@marclabrie502

 

Trajector wrote:

How were people seeing Morse code in the bar code?  

In the first upload of the image, there was some kind of morse code.  Finally,it isnt since when Tim reloaded the picture morse was not apparent anymore.

It's back on the newest tweet.

[marclabrie502]

Tim added a better and clearer picture with the tweet : Have a gift.   those who can scan can try again on this one.

[brettwo]

OK, the hex clue is meaningful.  232D2D2D (in hex) -> 590163245 (in decimal).  That nine digit number is not the solution.  Must be something more.

[Powerhound_2000]

@grysqrl

 The  card isn't animated, but the eyeball blinks the title in morse code.

Thanks for chuckle seeing that image in my head

[Julia]

@Comrade Bubbles

 

Julia wrote:

 Foote wrote:

maybe the barcode is all of those things at once   

Is is also bitly1QupVMD ?Because I got that twice. But I'm pretty sure it only scanned half the code each time.

This is a shortened URL that takes you to Wikipedia's Hexadecimal page.Edit: bit.ly/1QupVMD -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexadecimal

Oh, hurray then! I was almost going to write a strongly-worded review to the designers of my barcode app, but I take everything back in that case.

[Trajector]

So we’ve looking for 232D2D2D in hex after all? That’s 35, 45, 45, 45.

[morph147]

@brettwo

OK, the hex clue is meaningful.  232D2D2D (in hex) -> 590163245 (in decimal).  That nine digit number is not the solution.  Must be something more.

I think we are forgetting there is an equal sign there so what does it mean

[fabikw]

I was looking at that too, it looks like HP of villains. Possibly from the new expansion.

[Foote]

@Trajector

So we've looking for 232D2D2D in hex after all? That's 35, 45, 45, 45.

translated out of hex it is  #— I think

3 dashes is "O" in morse code

#O?

[lbowen]

What about rearranging the dots and dashes under the barcode according to 590163245?

[dpt]

Boy, it's exhausting keeping up. I think the summary is mostly up-to-date now, except I'm not clear whether or not we got a clear reading of that bar code.

[Trajector]

@Foote

Trajector wrote:

So we've looking for 232D2D2D in hex after all? That's 35, 45, 45, 45.

translated out of hex it is #— I think3 dashes is “O” in morse code#O?

I agree with your translation.

Hash dash dash dash?

[Samwise137]

Oh man, I wish I hadn't been proctoring testing just now. I totally have a barcode scanner here in the school library!

[DerpTheBugbear]

If that's morse code in the image, then why are some dashes longer than others?  Isn't a long dash supposed to be a zero?  But it's surrounded by other dashes, so if it were a zero it'd have to be separated by a space right?

 

If it's morse, it makes no sense to me as they are... maybe they need to be reordered, but I have no idea...

[pwatson1974]

dpt,

The barcode translated to a shortened link to the wikipedia page on hxadecimal.

[morph147]

@dpt

Boy, it's exhausting keeping up. I think the summary is mostly up-to-date now, except I'm not clear whether or not we got a clear reading of that bar code.

 

we did took us here Hexadecimal - Wikipedia

[MrFettuccine]

Been following for a while but finally signed up so I could post...

I don't know if it is morse code yet. The old youtube video was in morse but we haven't had any hints related to morse code yet. But maybe the evidence is pointing to it? I'm just not sure if we are there yet.