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#122

This is actually a HN hiring post / the worlds most secure CAPTCHA: if you can decode this Elon’s D.O.G.E will be reaching out

Not willing to sleep in the office just to be fired.

Let that SINK IN.

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#123
It looks they used a proprietary format to encode the secret message. Notice all the "f"s in the middle. Message is probably split into 2 parts.

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#125

This is actually a HN hiring post / the worlds most secure CAPTCHA: if you can decode this Elon’s D.O.G.E will be reaching out

Must be willing to relocate. No wfh, remote.

Must be willing to work hard core. Must always be on site 100%

If you are not sleeping in the office, you aren't waking up with a job!

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#127

I'm more worried by this: > Subscribe to Defense.gov Products > Choose which Defense.gov products you want delivered to your inbox. Quite sure that they can hit my mailbox from there with many of their products.

Don't select the wrong one!!

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You can tell his keyboard doesn't have n-key overlap with how the asdf is distributed. Totally checks out as real DoD with those $20 dell keyboards.

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post #59

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Also known as TTLA (the thirty-letter acronym)

It's actually 86 letters, making it TESLA

This, unfortunately, seems like the most plausible explanation. "President" Musk is dicking with the system, like S3XY. Remember that he's gaining control and also believes reality is a simulation, and keeps a Vajra on his night stand. I see him as a future Ashoka, who, waking up to the harm he has manifested goes all in on the Triple Gems.
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