19 is supposed to take a little trial and error, but it's not supposed to hold up the whole show forever. if it goes on too long, I may change a word of the clue.
Sorry Deus. Arun Kumar Dave is gonna ninja this whole thing out from under you. ;)
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I don't think using rts is fare. No cubrt not even sqrt. Because it means ^1/2 or ^1/3, meaning that you added new numbers. So, for the 8 you should use:
8!!/8/8 = 6
For 9, looks like it is not possible if you don't use sqrt.
mathjax-help-request My punctuation decided that it likes the next line better, instead of staying with its sentence. How do I teach it the error of its ways?
$\mathbb{Each \ station \ should \ reveal \ a \ tinyurl \ to \ a \ Google \ Maps \ location. \ You \ will \ use \ information \ from \ different \ stations \ all \ over \ - \ there's \ no \ telling \ what \ might \ be \ useful.}$
So apparently something atypical snuck into each of my cryptics - so we'll just go with that, and beg indulgence. :) and that'll be a good reminder to me to not rush my cryptics
Wow. actually I see I was collecting the timings for the PSEdoppelganger "solvers" exactly a month ago, so this puzzle's been in the works for almost 5 weeks
You can create table by using Box Drawing Unicode.
This answer helps the new users about the required box-drawing Unicode uses with Unicode-Key.
For creating Table, the following Unicode are essential:
1. Two lines:
Horizontal ━ U+2501
Vertical ┃ U+2503
2. Four ...
building a sudoku in mathjax is actually somewhat nontrivial. there's no particularly convenient way to use the table formatting to draw the cell boundaries for the whole 9x9, AND still get thicker boundaries for the 3x3 sub-grids
now that I've learned a bit more I could probably come up with something, but my last attempt was an unmitigated mess.
If you don't care about any of that, then making basic tables in MathJax is actually pretty easy. Find some of the older MathJax driven "What is a ... Word™?" puzzles and you'll see how. (More recent ones based on my template are, well, overkill for your purposes and are likely to be unnecessarily confusing)
I know. I added a wee explanation though; if he was looking at recent ones he'd be right about the work to adapt. An older one though (puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/45504/… for example) should be quite straightforward.
I don't think using rts is fare. No cubrt not even sqrt. Because it means ^1/2 or ^1/3, meaning that you added new numbers. So, for the 8 you should use:
8!!/8/8 = 6
For 9, looks like it is not possible if you don't use sqrt.
You can create table by using Box Drawing Unicode.
This answer helps the new users about the required box-drawing Unicode uses with Unicode-Key.
For creating Table, the following Unicode are essential:
1. Two lines:
Horizontal ━ U+2501
Vertical ┃ U+2503
2. Four ...
