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Last updated Thursday, December 22, 3414

Predictions for 2011 - 2012

Okay. The last time we made predictions, we tried to use astrology. Just our luck, that would have to be the year Pluto was decreed to be no longer a planet, so our predictions got totally screwed up. This year, we will use an amazing code that I found in a mysterious file, called vmlinuz-2.6.25.5-1.1-default.gz, which I found on my computer. I call it the Linux code.

Everyone has heard of the Bible code. However, most people don't realize that even more remarkable prophecies can be found in the Linux kernel source code. Of course, it has to be analyzed differently than the Bible. For example, the length of each line has to be a power of two, such as 0x40, or 64 characters per line. The results are shown below.

The Linux Code
Predictions in the Linux code (left) and Windows XP code (right)

The predictions are terrifying: terror ... atomic taters ...warn ... dying ... 2011 does not look good at all. And there's a name: Xarol, or possibly Lorax ... could this possibly be the Antichrist?

These prophecies were so frightening, we decided to check their accuracy. We cross-checked it with the Windows XP kernel, ntoskrnl.exe. If anything, these prophecies were more terrifying: Windows appears to predict a general economic crash. In fact, the words "crash" and "fire" appear numerous times, along with the words "failed", "reap[e]r", and a Russian word: Rushnoi, which means "enlightenment." The implications are ominous.

We still have our crystal ball, however, and continue to use it to make predictions. Actually, it is made of plastic, and it's got a few scratches on it, so the predictions might not be 100% accurate. Here is what we learned from the crystal ball:

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