Citesc pe Hacker News un titlu catre post Reddit, o experienta a unuia care face GeoCacheing (*1).

Printre altele, tipul gaseste un cod: 6D40-6B1B-A7EE-4A9E-B0AE-5096-1725-2B42 .

Primele sugestii:

• “Take the battery out of your cellphone now … and head for Mexico”
• “Get your ass to Mars”
• UUID (pentru identificarea celui care a gasit-o)
• Numere intregi pe 64 de biti -> locatia GPS a unui punct in Marea Barentz, unde rusii au facut teste nucleare
• Serial-number-ul de la Windows 98
• Cheia unui mesaj criptat
• Codul de lansare al unei rachete
• etc

Pana cand,in final, vine un raspuns (nu stiu cat de adevarat este, dar e so movie-like):

This is what i have been able to track down so far;
Okay first that is too many numbers. Cut it in half and what do we have:
6D406B1BA7EE4A9E  B0AE509617252B42
For the first part we can translate that into HFS 32Bit Hex value – Big Endian
Tue, 30 January 1962 13:31:07 Local
Go to wikipedia and see what happened on that day: Abdullah II bin al-Hussein the current King of the Kingdom of Jordan was born.
Now for the second string. Obviously coordinates.
17.61748050N 23.374366E
This is close to the border of Chad and Sudan.
This is where it gets scary. Chad.. Jordan? The only two countries with peoples names. Coincidence? I think not.
It is obvious what it all means at this point…

Creepy!!!

*1 = Ce este GeoCacheing? Nici eu nu stiam pana acum 20 de minute. Practic este un joc cu IQ ridicat (zic ei) in care trebuie sa te plimbi pana gasesti containere, apoi publici locatia, si/sau te treci pe lista celor care au gasit acel obiect.