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https://fauux.neocities.org/login.htmlI check up on this once a year or so, just to see if anyone's figured out how to get in (or if there's even anything there at all). Seems like it's changed recently, and now there's this:
"NOTE: To login you have to have an invite from an existing user. There is no use in trying to beg, ask/request for an invite, we choose our new members with care.
HINT: Love Lain, accept and confine yourself in technology, accept your faults and imperfections, learn about post-humanism and transhumanism. "
I'm so fucking curious. Anyone know anything?
172 posts and 49 image replies omitted. Click reply to view. No.2758
my theory has been that this site is about pushing a philosophical incentive. the hint tells you to love lain and learn about transhumanism and all that bs and parts of the site (or maybe its a different but similar site idk this thing is kinda confusing) literally give a tutorial on how to enter what they call the wired. its basically just another way of saying astral plane or hyperspace or whatever name you want to give it, but they talk about using meditation, dissociation, psychedelics, and quite a few other methods of reaching altered consciousness. I think this is the supposed "login" to "the wired". clever it may be, it's still convoluted af.
No.2759
>Love Lain, accept and confine yourself in technology, accept your faults and imperfections, learn about post-humanism and transhumanism.
Could the impossible login form be a message? A sort of koan, showing the way to truly "Love Lain"?
No.2760
serial experiments lain
No.2768
why
No.2779
>>1481>>1488Before fauux changed the login page to what it is now, you used to be able to 'log in' with any username + pw: lets.all.love@lain.co.uk or something similar (it's been a while since I did it the first time) to that. it didn't lead you to anything but the 404 page, but it added whatever username you had used to log in to the 404 page.
With everyone saying that neocities doesn't serve dynamic content, I feel like maybe I'm misremembering something, but I definitely seem to recall that being the case….
No.2784
>>2779your memory is fine, but that isn't dynamic content.
When you submit a form without any specified form action,
your browser reloads the page with the form fields added the query string.
To see try this out yourself,
go to inspect element, edit something as html, and enter in:
<form><input name="quoroy_ztroing" ><button></form>
Then, type something into the field and click the button.
No.2788
I wanna be chosen im not begging I was just saying i would like to be chosen
No.2816
Have you loved lain today
No.2819
Good old days when the random counter was on and a comment on the source code about /a/
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No.2829
Well to be honest, I went exploring on this site as well. I have went deep and I feel to give you a link to what I have found. This is all I can give to support you on your exploration on W I R E D. I hope this might help.
http://angusnicneven.com No.2844
>>2829welp we are back to node 1 i guess
No.2965
When you use Inspect, Head to elements and scroll down to bottom.
(this is not a tested theory)
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No.3044
>>2966>>2965Not possible…
There's not a single javascript script in the login page. And neocities doesn't provide server-sided scripting.
What you're looking for probably doesn't exist, however Neocities makes backups of websites and you can easily find hidden information using neocities archive.
No.3088
>>3064I don’t understand what that photo is
No.3089
>>3088It is the wall you stare at when you're at the mental health level of a lain-fan
No.3092
Too lazy to read this thread. What’s the status of getting in to the site?
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No.3146
>>3092There's nowhere to get into. It's a fake login form leading nowhere.
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No.3223
like uhh i had got in before before without login and i dont remembr how..
No.3225
>>3223No, you did not. Shame on you for thinking you did. You just went to the 404 page
https://fauux.neocities.org/404.html No.3247
No.3248
Posted on here several months back (red teeth gif) and have been working on trying to crack this site off and on since. I can safely say that the gnashing teeth is the end. Sorry guys. Nothing at the end of the rabbit hole other than a looping laugh and "You are such a loser"
No.3261
>>3248faux has implied that he has some other pages still hidden somewhere that aren't using the same domain. he actually made a reddit thread a couple days back (it's deleted now) alluding to additional hidden pages again. snew.notabug.io/r/Lain/comments/cjpvu5/im_the_guy_who_made_fauuxneocitiesorg/
but other than those offsite "hidden pages" that may or may not actually exist, i would say there isn't much more unless faux starts editing the site again
No.3267
There are three Unity projects you can download from his website. One is Club Cyberia, the other is PHANTOMa which when you make it out of the maze you are teleported into Lains room. The third I can't get to run properly and am trying to debug with Procmon and figure out what causes the .exe to crash. My suggestion, in PHANTOMa in Lains room you can see a familiar website open on Lains Navi. Extract the Unity game files and find more clues. Screenshot from in game.
Links to download games.
https://fauux.neocities.org/downloads.htmlＳｃｅｎａｒｉｏ ＃１ is PHANTOMa and Lains room (as far as I can tell anyway)
Ｓｃｅｎａｒｉｏ ＃２ is Cyberia
If the downloads page looks like gibberish change your browsers text encoding to Unicode.
No.3351
>>2346did anyone else find this? it keeps going everytime u click on the page
https://fauux.neocities.org/column.html No.3352
i dont know how to decode these.
https://fauux.neocities.org/god.htmlwhat do they say?
No.3355
>>3351>>3352>>3353>>3354If any of you were to read this thread you will find the answer to your question has already been spoken.
> did anyone else find this? it keeps going everytime u click on the pageLook at the homepage of Fauux,
>You are invisible.>[Go visible]Clicking on this will take you through images fauux has made.
> i dont know how to decode these.If anything looks like gibberish change your browsers text encoding from Western (or anything else it's on) to Unicode.
> Scroll up a little bit Lains, this thread is long and a lot of your questions have already been answered. No.3402
>>3400Now that's a nice looking site. Wonder what the relation is to
https://www.mebious.co.uk/ No.3403
>>3400nvm I think it's by the same person. I actually forgot about this site, pretty comfy
No.3405
Stop bumping this soykafty ass thread with "HOW DO I GET USERNAME AND PASS I WANT TO LOG IN XDDDDD". If you fucking scroll up in the fucking thread you could see that there isnt one
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No.3413
>>3405If you scroll up you'll see we're talking about more than just the static login page but I guess you didn't get past the "HURR DURR XDXD"
>>scrollMost of the new posters haven't bothered to read past a few replies anyway. Regardless the ones who are curious about this know whats up, the rest of you well…
No.3439
>>3434Well there is
>"I have many domains that I set up after the neocities page I did. Even domains directly linked to the neocities page, some of you have found the clues, most (99%) have not."And
>"Thank you for your kind words.What do you mean it is 'fake'? Maybe you have been looking in the wrong place, maybe there's a string of clues that give you a unique URL to follow… just saying ;)
What if this website is only the top of the iceberg, what if there are domains linked and intertwined, hiding in plain sight?
If you mean the visible login screen at the end of the page string thingy, it's just for show, as many of people have pointed out."
I guess we should use a different thread for the Fauux Rabbit hole instead of this one that OP focuses solely on the login page
No.3462
>>1873in mobile when you start swipping the page up and down fast enough you start to see an image of lain.
No.3625
please make me a user please
No.3626
plese send me an invite
No.3629
>>3626the fauxx log in site is only for display. its not a real login.
No.3655
>>3626>>3625Learn to read the fucking thread, we already gave you answers.
No.3843
>>1824javascript and a remote server friend
