2016 Game Manual Online

[logank013]

Originally Posted by Boltman

R3C3CL3RU$H2015
3Zones2Goals1Alliance!
sAucersFlyRobotsClimb!
!HotShots!KnowBalance!
5Time4For3Robots2To1Dance!

Should be able to reduce the character set:

Anywhere from 15 to 10 characters (Trending down last year 15)
Last year only Upper Case , Numbers and Special

Pretty sure if someone has a supercomputer by reducing the range of characters and character sets we could get this cracked by launch.

Str0ngH0ld2016 my guess..ugh no.

There are always those few that are able to crack the code before the game. Now my question is... Is it even worth trying? Lol. My point it, don't try to break the password. It's not going to work unless you are super lucky.

[Ari423]

Originally Posted by logank013

There are always those few no one ever that are able to crack the code before the game. Now my question is... Is it even worth trying? Lol. My point it, don't try to break the password. It's not never going to work unless you are super lucky.

Let me fix that for you

[SteveGPage]

If you are trying to move the file to your tablet or phone from the browser, here is a method on how to upload the file. I downloaded the file to my laptop, then dropped it into an email (gmail in my case), and emailed it to myself. Since I have the same email address delivered to my iPhone and iPad, the file was emailed to those devices. From there, I had the option to transfer it to iBook or any PDF reader from the email. Word of caution, some email applications have a 5 MB file limitition - gmail does not. Other option would be to move to Dropbox, and open from there.

Have a great kick-off and a great season!

Go Bees!

Steve

[BBray_T1296]

Originally Posted by SteveGPage

If you are trying to move the file to your tablet or phone from the browser, here is a method on how to upload the file. I downloaded the file to my laptop, then dropped it into an email (gmail in my case), and emailed it to myself. Since I have the same email address delivered to my iPhone and iPad, the file was emailed to those devices. From there, I had the option to transfer it to iBook or any PDF reader from the email. Word of caution, some email applications have a 5 MB file limitition - gmail does not. Other option would be to move to Dropbox, and open from there.

Have a great kick-off and a great season!

Go Bees!

Steve

FTP'd it to my phone over my home wifi, then S-Beamed it to my brother and dad.

[MikLast]

Originally Posted by BBray_T1296

FTP'd it to my phone over my home wifi, then S-Beamed it to my brother and dad.

was gonna download it to the schools server and just have everyone copy it to their computer, but ever since the latest power outage (thanks guy who cant control his car on ice) the schools wifi has been off and on since monday. i dont know if it will even be up Saturday...

(lucky for me it wont be hard, all i need is a flash drive)

[MrForbes]

I put the encrypted manual file onto a 5-1/4" floppy disk, so I'll have it with me when I go to the kickoff event and pick up the kit.

Or was that a thumb drive?

Anyways, it's on my phone and my laptop.

[GeeTwo]

Originally Posted by MrForbes

I put the encrypted manual file onto a 5-1/4" floppy disk,

That's a mighty impressive compression algorithm! Or do you mean that you placed it on top of the disk?

[T3_1565]

Originally Posted by MrForbes

I put the encrypted manual file onto a 10 5-1/4" floppy disks, so I'll have it with me when I go to the kickoff event and pick up the kit.

Or was that a thumb drive?

Anyways, it's on my phone and my laptop.

fixed that for you.

[MrForbes]

I think you highly overestimate the capacity of my diskettes!

[billbo911]

Originally Posted by MrForbes

I think you highly overestimate the capacity of my diskettes!

Jim, those things belong in a museum with other great ideas that were iterated out of existence.

[Michael Hill]

Originally Posted by billbo911

Jim, those things belong in a museum with other great ideas that were iterated out of existence.

http://www.computerhistory.org/

Went there last year. It's a really cool tour.

[MrForbes]

A couple years ago, I got rid of about half of my old computers, I have fewer than 50 now. The oldest was a The Digital Group Z80 machine.

[philso]

Originally Posted by DareDad

Ohh, is that a mechanical switch keyboard?

Originally Posted by MrForbes

Of course. Way older than all the FRC students

Is that one of IBM's Model M "clicky keyboards"? The one I use at work is older than some of my co-workers

[MrForbes]

It's an early 1990s PS/2 Model M Space Saver keyboard. I bought a couple when you could still find them new on ebay for $5. Should have bought them all...

[BenGuy]

Originally Posted by MrForbes

I think you highly overestimate the capacity of my diskettes!

lol, Windows XP and floppy disks.... you should have recycled it last year