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The sentence on the other side of this post is false.
The sentence adjacent to that sentence is not needed, but take the sentence out and the post falls apart.
This post doesn't make sense, but then this post does make sense.
The sentences in this post are each manifestly self-consistent.
Thi...
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I have a puzzle that is months old: Find the hidden message!
The solution can basically be broken down to three steps, the first was already done by Joe-You-Know, the third should be pretty easy. But apparently nobody knows the second step.
I personally don't consider it extremely hard, but that...
The question/riddle is: "Never has a snake given such words of wisdom."
The hint is: "Thou shall never pass errors silently!"
It is possible to be related to Python, errors or something like that. Any iddea?
That's my last post for the week, I need help in solving this numerical sequence:
?, 36, 36, 18, 16, 14, ?
I don't see any correlation between these numbers. Source:http://zagaza.ru/za548.htm author gave me permission to repost
As a follow-up to the first This is a crossudoku puzzle, I decided to make a new one.
Here are the clues:
Horizontal:
D2-F2 The sum of three consecutive prime numbers
B3-E3, F9-I9 A novel by George Orwell
A5-C5 Number of countries in the world
H5-I5 The number of minutes an iguana can stay...
An old friend of mine recently sent me an email. Being a linguist, he always finds creative (read: annoying) ways to use his words to baffle me. After about five minutes, I usually just give up. However, recently I discovered about this fantastic website! Here's the email:
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We are going to construct word ladders, but unlike the classic word ladders in which only one letter can change per step, you may change as many letters as you like at each step. However, each letter can only move up or down one click in the alphabet.
For example, BOOMERS changes to COOLEST in ...
