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Minecraft/Steam Username Dump for Bruteforcing
A username dump for 'bruteforce' that racked up six pages of one-word thank-yous over a year.
Member Guzziex posted a hidden-content download combining a 100,000-entry Minecraft username list and a 166,000-entry Steam username list, explicitly framed as raw material for account bruteforcing, apparently at the request of regular Riggex. The thread itself has almost no discussion — it's a long, low-effort thank-you chain from dozens of members reacting with 'ty', 'thanks', 'reped' and similar one-liners as they unlocked the hidden download. It ran from March 2011 well into the following year, judging by the later pages, making it one of those low-content but long-lived staple threads. It's a good snapshot of the forum's Minecraft subsection and its casual approach to sharing lists meant for account-cracking tools.
Great for bruteforce.— Guzziex
I saw riggex wanted some usernames on steam. Here you go guys.— Guzziex
excuse me!!!— Minzors
The '16,443 Minecraft Codes' Text File Thread
Someone dumped a giant list of 'supposed' Minecraft premium gift codes and half the board dove in hoping for a freebie.
In May 2011, member silentrock posted a hidden-content .txt file claiming to contain over 16,000 Minecraft premium gift codes, noting only 1 out of 16 he tried actually worked and floating the idea of using it for a brute-force attempt. The thread quickly filled with members thanking him and racing to test codes, with mixed and mostly disappointing results ('woah something gone wrong' errors, 'most of them dont work'). It's a classic low-effort gift-code dump thread typical of the era's Minecraft-hungry userbase, more notable for the pile-on of hopeful replies than any real payoff.
Ive tried 16 and only 1 worked so far. I think it would be cool for some sort of bruteforce though.— silentrock
after few incorrect I got "woah something gone wrong" error lalz :D— bNcy
most of them dont work? lawl— [1K] DannZy
Minecraft Beta 1.7 Release Thread
Pistons, shears, and the eternal argument over whether Herobrine was ever real.
A short single-post thread in the Minecraft subforum announcing the release of Minecraft Beta 1.7, posted by longtime VIP member 'The Final Boss Of The Internet'. The post lists the patch's new features (pistons, shears, TNT changes) and closes with a flat debunking of the Herobrine myth, noting it was a 4chan-born rumor never actually in the game. It's a quiet, low-drama news post typical of the era's gaming update threads.
Removed Herobrine Just for the record, Herobrine was never in the game. It's something 4chan made up.— The Final Boss Of The Internet