206.16.223.65
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206.16.223.65
The website was discovered by crazyBoy3, a poster on Bunige.net, and then other members began treating the numbers found in the final page of the Halo 3 comic as an IP address. (Direct Link)
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June 14
As of late evening June 14, the contents were as follows:
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- Note: The countdown is running down in base 7, not base 10 decimal.
- (eg, 1 through 20 in base 7 would be: 1,2,3,4,5,6,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,20,21,22,23,24,25,26)
Around midnight June 14, the contents were updated to:
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June 15
Around midnight June 15, the contents were updated to:
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June 16
Around midnight June 16, the contents were updated to:
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June 17
Around midnight June 17, the contents were updated to:
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June 18
Mid-afternoon June 18, the contents were updated to:
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- The coundown speed also appears to be increasing. thebruce has a theory which may be chalked up to a code bug
June 19
At midnight the countdown page was once again updated:
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Around 2PM PDT, the countdown page was once again updated:
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- The timer has also stopped ticking, showing "001 012 034 053 Remaining"
- BoonIsha at unfiction noted that the stopped countdown timer of "001-012-034-053", when treated as GPS coordinates 1.12, 34.53 result in a location in South Africa, on the border of Uganda and Kenya. Further investigation reveals that the point is in the middle of one of the largest calderas in the world, at the tip of Mount Elgon, also home to some "unusual caves", and not far from Voi. It is likely that this caldera is the site of the Halo 3 announcement trailer.
June 20
- At 12:00AM EDT, the text above the countdown disappeared, leaving the halted timer.
- At about 9:00PM EDT, the page began redirecting all visitors to the Bounce Path Control page
- Once the server was unlocked, the website began directing all visitors to Server 01