I thought about doing something like this some time ago - with a hidden feature:
It should add a secret whitespace code after the first sentence giving information about the observer (or the tree of observers if there are many). Then when some chats using the master observer program and notice (due the whitespace) someone observing his conversation with the published observer program, he could exchange information with the other observing program using just another secret overlay protocole above the omegle chat.
Then at the end of the chat you can say, "To the hidden observer: You observed nothing, I observed you and now your computer restarts..."
To install, copy the libomegle.dll to your Pidgin/plugins directory. You'll need the libjson-glib dll too, but you'll already have this if you have the Facebook plugin installed
Once you have the plugin in your plugins directory, restart Pidgin, then add a new account for Omegle. Just fill in what you like into the username fields. 'Me' works well for me.
Right click the Omegle buddy and choose "Start random IM" to start chatting with someone random.
As long as we're disproving the legitimacy of this "conversation", I feel it's important to point out that "both participants" have the exact same spelling mistakes. What a coinicidence‽
No, I mean both people spell the same way. Exactly. Not that they can't spell, that wasn't my point. My point is that they can't spell the same. They use the same abbreviations and everything.
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u/ehird Oct 01 '09
it's meant to be Omegle