Love you Brad!!
these guys are a great team!
was it photoshopped there? They kind of invented that kind of think. look up the Radience project.
if you know what the astronomical name of it is you can run an instance of Kstars, set it up to be where you are, and local time, and see where it is right now.
not hard to do and then you'd know for sure that the picture can't be the East coast of central Florida.
did they have a name for the comet?
why would Q need to do that. Good people already know that.
how does it have source if it's a webpage?
so what do you see? If you have source then start to break it down into it's parts.
start to see what the things are , step through the compiled code and see if it tries to make any tcp-IP connections.
run it inside a virtualized linux as if it's in a cell phone and have it connect through another app that has a proxy and an IP log.
stuff like that.
Code archiology is not that hard. You just have to have the talent. Clearly you lack it.
sorry for you.
I would proceed with a 'find' and a 'grep' on all files of code.
and I'd automate it with xargs.
so I can't help you . I think I'm a lot more advanced.
Plus I never ever snap at someone who is trying to help.
But whateer, Im an expert and you're a hack.
wow don't I sound like a bitch to the annoyance 'help me help me' shill.
I never had a hard time figuring out code. It's always straight forward. you just need to understand how to break it down into modules.
the files usually make it obvious.