Minecraft wiki entry for 0x10c, associated text: On May 2, 2012, Notch launched an ARG to promote the game. A secret page on the 0x10c website read “insufficient power” along with a power percentage.[21] The more people visited this page, the higher the power percentage became until eventually reaching 100%, whereupon a large amount of garbled code was revealed, which the community determined represented radio signals from a pulsar.[22] Discrepancies in the repeating pulsar signals were eventually decoded and revealed to be garbled text taken from Isaac Asimov’s short story The Last Question, which, like 0x10c, also takes place in the extremely distant future of the universe.[23][24]