@lyxal .–. bruh.

So I take it that wasn’t your intended solution?

Nope

I can replace all of the k□∑∑ with u and all of the u.oĖ with ukooĖ, so if I can find another way to get i, I can do pretty much the exact same crack. :p

Somehow I get the feeling that your approach is different, so imma try starting from scratch instead.

!!/run ⍺⌹^⍞´⍬faskpjtg `` 1

[@pVCaecidiosporeadduced: 59321074]
0

STDERR:
string index out of range
Most recently popped arguments: ['']
Final stack: []

What would be, if you had to choose, the most "iconic" Vyxal flag?

In what sense?

I'm adding a bit to the version labels thing on MSE about how flags might require a new label, and I'm using "Vyxal <flag here>" as an example

What should "<flag here>" be?

When I think of Vyxal flags, the ones that come to mind first are jrD, so I'd probably go with one of those.

Of those, j is probably used the most.

Ok, sounds good :)

Actually, now I'm curious. Imma go make SEDE query, brb.

Might be a while before I post the answer tho, I have a lot of work/plans :P

@emanresuA bruh isn't it like 5 in the morning? goto sleep

Hmm... If I could get E I could execute ~ as Python, which would let me turn my arbitrary negative numbers into arbitrary positive numbers, but I don't think that will really get me any closer to the solution.

Y'all prbly don't really care, but putting my thought process here helps me generate more thoughts.

ooh

aw yeah

checkmate.