OK, so the tcp connection to clearsky.dev port 29438 succeeded, but right now nothing happens after you connect. Is this part of the puzzle?
It eventually printed >send a single 0 byte followed by 'XR2K' for documentation. But so far doing that hasn't led to anything :)
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#12OK, so the tcp connection to clearsky.dev port 29438 succeeded, but right now nothing happens after you connect. Is this part of the puzzle?
Looks like HN is breaking my server a bit… it should print a helpful text when you connect
But..
localhost:~# echo -e "\x00XR2K" | nc clearsky.dev 29438 AXR2KPxr2000.leo.spacenet:send a single 0 byte followed by 'XR2K' for documentation
printf has the same problem. Is it me?
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Looks like HN is breaking my server a bit… it should print a helpful text when you connect
I want to play! But.. localhost:~# echo -e "\x00XR2K" | nc clearsky.dev 29438 AXR2KPxr2000.leo.spacenet:send a single 0 byte followed by 'XR2K' for documentation printf has the same problem. Is it me?
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
I want to play! But.. localhost:~# echo -e "\x00XR2K" | nc clearsky.dev 29438 AXR2KPxr2000.leo.spacenet:send a single 0 byte followed by 'XR2K' for documentation printf has the same problem. Is it me?
That should work fine! I had some db issues on my end. Should work now!
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#17Sounds exhausting.
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#18super curious if Colonel Arhci will get back to me over atlantiamail
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#19It's interesting how much this game changes when you use an llm to help you.
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#20Pretty sure I don't understand the crypto instructions - this is all I can get out of the spacecraft.