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In this theory, it's unsure what the purpose of the numbers would be.
So far, the best theory to have come up arisen is as follows:
If each code represents halo.track.letter (example: 24.01.1 would be "H"), then things seem a bit too easy because, hey, we automatically know every code, from 24.01.1 to 24.16.8. NINman found an extra There may be another step, or so we think. Currently, there are graphics on yearzero.nin.com that appear a bit weird, so to speak. Off to the left there is some noise, and around the track "My Violent Heart" there is an odd pattern. These exact same graphics are found on churchofplano.com. Since 24.10.2 is the only code on there, it's reasonable to suspect that O (the letter that 24.10.2 goes with) is the first letter in the puzzle. The next site to use these graphics will be the next letter, and so on.
At the very least, it gives a definite scope of the number of clues which may exist, assuming there is a number for each clue.
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