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1337 h4xx0r (47
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Sat Dec 29, 2012 2:15 amby Dryunya
Did he actually crack stuff? Did he even need a computer for it? (Hell, did he need a computer to tweet?)
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Sat Dec 29, 2012 2:17 amby Connor Fallon
Man, I was writing a response to this and then you changed it. Hold on:
I believe that we didn't set this in stone, but my interpretation was that, like the others, the Cat lost all its powers upon crossing the wall. However, the cat made up to it by being Better At Computers than everyone else. He wasn't omnipotent, he was just damn good at google.
So yes, he actually cracked stuff.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Sat Dec 29, 2012 2:17 amby Dana
He did need something tech-y to tweet upon.
And he's more of a...life hacker, I think.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Sat Dec 29, 2012 2:20 amby Flitterbie
I take it the powers he lost did not include the ability to speak (er... write) English?
Actually, I probably still would've followed the account if it was just a bunch of gibberish written by a cat.
Edit: Oh wait, that WAS a decent number of his tweets.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Sat Dec 29, 2012 3:58 amby Dryunya
Connor Fallon wrote:I believe that we didn't set this in stone, but my interpretation was that, like the others, the Cat lost all its powers upon crossing the wall. However, the cat made up to it by being Better At Computers than everyone else. He wasn't omnipotent, he was just damn good at google.
So yes, he actually cracked stuff.
Uh...
How the hell did you manage to make me imagine a regular cat as much more awesome than an omniscient and omnipresent one!?
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Sat Dec 29, 2012 4:03 amby Connor Fallon
Dryunya wrote:Connor Fallon wrote:I believe that we didn't set this in stone, but my interpretation was that, like the others, the Cat lost all its powers upon crossing the wall. However, the cat made up to it by being Better At Computers than everyone else. He wasn't omnipotent, he was just damn good at google.
So yes, he actually cracked stuff.
Uh...
How the hell did you manage to make me imagine a regular cat as much more awesome than an omniscient and omnipresent one!?
We are magic like that.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:22 pmby Val Reznitskaya
I always imagined him typing his tweets by dancing on the keyboard to some upbeat tune.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:32 pmby Rick Healey
Given how my cats love to carry around my DS stylii in their mouths, I personally assumed he found something (a stylus, a knitting needle, a fondue fork) and used that to type.
He had a multitude of ways; he's remarkably clever.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:33 pmby Scarab
I always figured he just... used his tail, or something. He's the Cheshire Cat, he can do whatever he darn well wants, if you ask me.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:43 pmby WackyMeetsPractical
Scarab wrote:I always figured he just... used his tail, or something. He's the Cheshire Cat, he can do whatever he darn well wants, if you ask me.
Except for getting over that blasted fence.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:52 pmby Victin
For me he justs sits on a chair staring at the screen. All the lights are turned off. The keyboard types itself.
And he's smiling.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:56 pmby Rick Healey
Victin wrote:For me he justs sits on a chair staring at the screen. All the lights are turned off. The keyboard types itself.
And he's smiling.
That'd be pretty cool, but could he really do that?
Could he?
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 4:58 pmby Qara-Xuan Zenith
Rick Healey wrote:Victin wrote:For me he justs sits on a chair staring at the screen. All the lights are turned off. The keyboard types itself.
And he's smiling.
That'd be pretty cool, but could he really do that?
Could he?
New headcanon: the above post, and possibly all Rick's posts, were actually typed in this very manner by Rick's cats.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 5:09 pmby Tom
My personal theory* is that he types on keyboards just by walking across them like a normal cat. The fact that any of the resulting text resembles English words is a coincidence of massive proportions.
*Not really my personal theory.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 5:11 pmby Rick Healey
Qara-Xuan Zenith wrote:Rick Healey wrote:Victin wrote:For me he justs sits on a chair staring at the screen. All the lights are turned off. The keyboard types itself.
And he's smiling.
That'd be pretty cool, but could he really do that?
Could he?
New headcanon: the above post, and possibly all Rick's posts, were actually typed in this very manner by Rick's cats.
Now that's just silly.
They have thumbs. They can touch-type.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 5:39 pmby Victin
Tom wrote:My personal theory* is that he types on keyboards just by walking across them like a normal cat. The fact that any of the resulting text resembles English words is a coincidence of massive proportions.
*Not really my personal theory.
Isn't that a scientific theorem with monkeys?
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 5:53 pmby H22
Victin wrote:Tom wrote:My personal theory* is that he types on keyboards just by walking across them like a normal cat. The fact that any of the resulting text resembles English words is a coincidence of massive proportions.
*Not really my personal theory.
Isn't that a scientific theorem with monkeys?
Infinite monkeys + infinite time =
Hamlet.
This theory has a flaw on computing time/ink costs.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 5:55 pmby Tom
Relevant to your interests:
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Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Mon Dec 31, 2012 6:10 pmby Dryunya
Val Reznitskaya wrote:I always imagined him typing his tweets by dancing on the keyboard to some upbeat tune.
And now I can't unsee a cat dancing on the keyboard to Gangnam Style.
Re: 1337 h4xx0r (47
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Wed Jan 02, 2013 11:57 amby BlackWolfe
Val Reznitskaya wrote:I always imagined him typing his tweets by dancing on the keyboard to some upbeat tune.
Play us out, Keyboard
Cheshire Cat!