I think it's just overloaded now. The one an anon posted earlier telling us the password is stuck at 10%.

>>2300919

This was not a Q image, it was one an anon created and posted

>>2301038

I don't know much about this stuff - if you just pulled a random image from anywhere, would it show something similar or is this definitive proof of it?

>>2301685

Does this PixelKnot app work for anyone? Both on my phone and on BlueStacks it just stays at 0%, even if I try to create a password on an image. Or once in a while it'll go right to 10% and stop there instead.

Even when I try it with the image the anon created and another anon confirmed. Doesn't work.

I tried to recreate what the original would look like in an attempt to find the original using reverse image searches. Got nothing.

Brute force is probably the only way. I have no idea how to do that so it's up to you guys.

>>2303894

Well shit. That's absolutely it. How did you get it?

>>2303894

>>2304115

They edited some details of course but it matches even down to the "alarmy" watermark on the left

>>2304257

Yea I saw that. Before we even got the original that T-shirt part looked very shopped to me

>>2304792

>>2303894

>>2304256

>>2304890

I had it matched up and then Photoshop froze up.

Problem is though the images are much different in resolution. Is that fine as long as the rest of it matches?

>>2304890

Made this

(GIF - click to activate)

>>2314235

How would the average person use it (i.e. someone that doesn't have special software to be able to run something like that)? I tried and I couldn't get it to work (through command line) or by clicking the jar directly (missing main something).

Easiest solution?