Whats a PCMCIA and USB3.0 doing on a bomb?
Parallel Port | Serial Port |
DVI-D | RJ-45 |
PS/2 | Stereo RCA |
AC (Power) | Component Video |
HDMI | Composite Video |
VGA | USB |
PCMCIA | |
Durafuser? Isn’t this a rip off of a well known brand of batteries?
9-Volt Battery | 2 x AA Batteries |
3 x AA Batteries | 4 x AA Batteries |
9-Volt Battery Holder | 2 x AA Battery Holder |
3 x AA Battery Holder | 4 x AA Battery Holder |
**Note: Most of the mods that just count batteries/holders will see ALL of these. These same mods, if they are looking for AA batteries, will ONLY see the 2xAA batteries, and they will see the 9-Volt battery as a D-Cell.
What is up with that Blue ѨԒล indicator and Red CAR indicator?
This indicator works like any other, except that the label is sometimes encrypted. In the case of encryption, use the following instructions. The three letters next to the indicator light have been replaced with arcane symbols. Find the sum of the numbers gained from looking up each symbol in the left table. If the result is in the range [1,11], then use that result in the second table to find the label. Otherwise, each symbol instead represents the letters in the first table.
| Symbol | in Position | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| X__ | _X_ | __X | |
| ใ | 5 / G | 0 / D | 4 / G |
| ɮ | 4 / Z | 0 / D | 5 / R |
| ʖ | 0 / C | -1 / S | 4 / O |
| ฬ | 0 / J | 2 / X | 5 / Y |
| น | 2 / V | 1 / B | 2 / L |
| Þ | -2 / T | 5 / L | 5 / J |
| ฏ | 4 / L | 1 / A | 2 / O |
| Ѩ | 3 / G | 5 / A | 4 / S |
| Ԉ | 4 / F | 4 / S | 2 / M |
| Ԓ | 3 / P | 2 / O | 3 / F |
| ด | -1 / K | 3 / Q | 4 / K |
| ล | -1 / D | -2 / N | 4 / L |
| Ж | 5 / Q | 0 / O | 5 / Z |
| Result | Indicator |
|---|---|
| 1 | CLR |
| 2 | IND |
| 3 | TRN |
| 4 | FRK |
| 5 | CAR |
| 6 | FRQ |
| 7 | NSA |
| 8 | SIG |
| 9 | MSA |
| 10 | SND |
| 11 | BOB |
Off Indicators are considered to be Black. On Indicators can be the following colors
| Colors | |
|---|---|
| White | Gray |
| Red | Orange |
| Yellow | Green |
| Blue | Purple |
| Magenta | |
Since when did bombs come equipped with Two Factor Authentication?
The Two factor code changes every 60* seconds real time. Least significant digit is the one closest to the dot.
* The time can be configured from between 30–120 seconds. Additionally, Two-Factor can be disabled completely.