Topic: BitBay OFFICIAL BITBAY Thread Smart Contracts Decentralized Markets Rolling Peg - page 208. (Read 542140 times)

Okay so the passwords to the two keys for the competition are:

DecentralizedMarketMultisigPegging

Pay2MailSteganographySmartContracts

Now somebody should really take that $15 in the image. Next riddle we will make easier 

aaand why is it i dont have you on our team? ... what a dev! ...

maybe money ... yup - maybe money ... i need lots to employ a highly talented dev like you ...

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#crysx

Well actually when it asks you to do "key to image" the ninja feature is changing it from looking at private keys in the dropdown box to "all files" and then open the photo. Then it will realize there is something hidden inside and ask you to extract it. That doesn't seem to be covered in the tutorial. I should probably make that less of a "ninja" feature. Since you can do the same for files. If you find a file you want to hide you can select it and the software realizes its just a normal file, it will ask you if you want to hide it in an image.

Thanks for the hints David... I was able to open the file and riddle, but I have not had any luck solving it.  I have tried many combinations using features lists from the Bitcointalk front page, the BitBay.Market webpage, and the famous wall of text in Slack, but I have just not managed to get the right combination.

Good luck to everyone.

Free coins inside this image



Inside this image you will find a zip file that contains the keys for this wallet: baeMVkp9KSoB77HD3iMSPPwGh3T89MvXA7
The keys are password protected, and you get a hint in the txt file that is also in there
The coins are yours to keep if you are able to get them out

Key to image in the menu, it's a ninja feature

so how did you open it? ...

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#crysx

Hmm I opened it, the riddle is pretty hard. But there is 15 dollars in there! Definitely worth solving if anyone can get it. I haven't solved it, credits to munti and Craig!

Dude the tires is amazing I can tell you it's 20 minutes per tire pounding dirt. My friends dad built one. In Mexico we have very cheap labor so if you pay by the tire like a dollar a tire you will get your house built and a very large one built for a couple thousand. For a few hundred per wall spray on stucco for a nice finish and protect against offgassing.

My other favorites on the list are Expandable Chinese Shipping Container homes that slide out in both directions. You can get a set of 2 houses for 5,000 USD and each one is 15 ft by 20 ft roughly. Shipping was about 1500 or so.

Also I like Cob 3d dirt printing. I also dedicated an entire section to aircrete and i can see it being mixed with flyash(which is recycled). You can mix with hemp for ultra strength. The aircrete was so inspirational that I bought the machine and have had long talks with the guy from Gibran center.

Compressed earth bricks are great but they need to cure for a few weeks. Unless you buy the very expensive horizontal press and those can and should be dry stacked because they are uniform height. Interlocking bricks is a gimmick use rebar instead. I think if you've got 20k the horizontal press pays for itself. I think that is the one that makes uniform bricks.

Earth bags are good but getting those very long bags is actually hard to find and not as cheap as it looks. It requires a little research.

But those are some of the best ones. However they are all so exciting and this research will take me a year to finish.

I'm trying to find a clear "winner". Tires is definitely up near the top. But CEB 3d printing Aircrete Cob and inflatable forms are also very interesting.

Dirt homes have the best advantages for insulation being resistant to pests and being free and locally sourced. Which also makes underground options interesting if a flooding technique is found that is cheap.

How did you try to extract it?

Tried my hand at it but couldn't extract the zip file lol

Free coins inside this image



Inside this image you will find a zip file that contains the keys for this wallet: baeMVkp9KSoB77HD3iMSPPwGh3T89MvXA7
The keys are password protected, and you get a hint in the txt file that is also in there
The coins are yours to keep if you are able to get them out

Lots of cool stuff in there for sure! If we open our minds a bit, some of the things that we take for granted are actual harbingers of the future. Consider asphalt roads. Are they not "printed" right now? You put raw material in a hopper, melt it and spread it in a thin ribbon behind a moving nozzle. Is that not "printing" on a grand scale? How about spray concrete? Same principle. And fiberglass boat building which has existed for many years. Mix resin and hardener at the nozzle and spray successive layers onto a waxed wood frame. Spray enough layers and you have a solid boat hull, same with the individual parts. Seems to me it's only a matter of scale to print micro electronics and houses.

I would say we are at a turning point where many old technologies are morphing into new applications that are easier, cheaper and better. Lets hope corporate greed doesn't ruin it all as they have in the past...