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Definitely not the same technique, but at one point I watched a Mario Maker puzzle level someone had uploaded that used part of its own level code as a clue. Th
by triMichael 7y ago
Definitely not the same technique, but at one point I watched a Mario Maker puzzle level someone had uploaded that used part of its own level code as a clue. The trick was that only two characters of the level code were used, which is hexadecimal, so there are 256 combinations of those two characters, allowing the level creator to brute force re-uploading the level until getting the desired combination.
- georgespencer 7y agoReminds me of the brilliant New York Times crossword which "predicted" the winner of the US election in 1996: http://www.alaricstephen.com/main-featured/2017/7/3/the-clintonbobdole-crossword http://www.alaricstephen.com/main-featured/2017/7/3/the-clin...
- Lammy 7y agoThis page seems to have zero text or image content unless I let SquareSpace run Javascript (and ostensibly track me).
- rsc 7y agoThe crossword ran on election day. The clue for the big across line was something like "headline tomorrow" and the crossing clues worked equally well to match "CLINTON ELECTED" and "BOBDOLE ELECTED". For example the first crossing was "Halloween animal" (CAT/BAT) and so on.
- Casseres 7y agoJust running uBlock Origin, the pictures did not load for me either. I imagine that website is doing something that I wouldn't approve of.
- nullandvoid 7y agoWould your quality of life browsing the web not be infinitely better if you just span up a VM and sat behind a vpn on it?
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- mnw21cam 7y agoUm, no. No, I don't think so.
- vl 7y agoThis crossword is available in NYT Crossword app, I just loaded it! I'm going to try to solve it both ways. :)