You need to change "In this picture, I see _____" to "In this picture, I think you see ____".
I see nothing but static, and have never been able to see the images in those old-fashioned "3D" pictures. Thus, when I say "In this picture, I see static", that is absolutely correct.
Why should I waste another second on your page after you've pulled such a bait-and-switch? What does the page have to do with hacking?
You can also do this in Chrome/webkit by inspecting the element and messing with -webkit-filter,
I used: -webkit-filter: brightness(50%) contrast(5000%) sepia(0%);
To reveal the code.
Also, the question on level 4, "The only gramatically correct address in that file is", grammatically is spelled incorrectly. Since it wouldn't make a good hint, I assume it's a typo.
Don't get yourself a pink eye tough! Hint: I'd be very surprised if you could see "it" with your naked eyes. You'd better fire up your favorite image editor ;-)
This is actually pretty fun.
Although my first reaction to the "white noise" hint was to pull up matlab and do a 2D-fft, figured it might show a picture.
Would never have thought contrast/brightness though :(
Hm... nice, but I managed to get to level 4 with just using some Google fu (for #2) and the online http://pixlr.com (was lazy enough to download GIMP). And I didn't need to write a line of code so far (yep, not even for #3, took me 5 minutes manually). Is that the intention?
I got to level 4 by writing a simple script bruteforce method, tried every number from 1 to 100+ until I got the right answer. Don't want to give out the answer, but yes, the answer was more than 100.
Restricting login to Twitter was initially an experiment. Turns out it's also very convenient for people who are on Twitter, as you signup in a single click!
And since this website is far from being important for anyone, I thought it made more sense to lose a few users here and there rather than forcing everyone through the tedious tunnel of picking an email, picking a password, checking your email, etc…
Still I'm really sorry to have lost you. Good job on getting to level 2 though!
I see nothing but static, and have never been able to see the images in those old-fashioned "3D" pictures. Thus, when I say "In this picture, I see static", that is absolutely correct.
Why should I waste another second on your page after you've pulled such a bait-and-switch? What does the page have to do with hacking?