I ran a report to see which user ids change their screen names the most often and came across this account: twitter.com/FREKUENSl
What's going on with their tweets? Any ideas?
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These are tweet ids. Two at a time concatinated.. 1269 is the current twitter id
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Very interesting. There are also some tweets with garbled text. Is this some sort of bot?
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Looks like it could be something shady.
That, or maybe it's one of those weird coded puzzles like that one subreddit
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These used to be popular for awhile, used as timestamps + data (as another person noted), or sending coded messages. Hard to guess what this one is for, but plot the distribution by day as it usually tells something (even if uniform)
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Very interesting! Each line is the same number twice. Each number is date/time as a snowflake integer. If you look up each number as a status, they show images.
E.g., 12696084814657781781269608481465778178
1269608481465778178 = 2020-06-07 12:33:44 GMT
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Great explanation of what 10print is doing: youtube.com/watch?v=bEyTZ5
Back to your original question: What/why? Some options:
- Fun
- One-time pad or random seed for crypto
- Part of a scavenger hunt (I wouldn't put anything past geocachers.)
- K-Pop! (Because these days...)
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ah, just a casual glitch in the matrix.
jokes aside, this seems like a malfunction or broken use through which is the source third-party client behind the account making the tweets.
Note: Integromat isn't listed on Twitter's partners page (partners.twitter.com/en/find-a-part)
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Related find from some time ago:
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