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Yes, I think it's a mistake.
The message Charly intercepted should be 10121894195639241422027618825432423752630721992693703529919

This is one of my solutions. There is an invisible char in the code so that the size is 30

it's really a tiny spot

I got an inequality, but it's not the answer.
Is there anything i can do with the inequality?
Thanks for any advice.

it wouldn't be bad to post at least the cycles for those programs, that manage this test map. My behemoth program with 480 ops needs 14855 cycles for the warm up map which was apparently good enought for this job -- but it needs over 22700 for a complete empty map (this could be further improved). ...

i don't know why my answer is rejected, can someone help to check my answer?
**edit** finally got it

i don't know who this guy is until i find an image "Mr Spock's music from outer space" using google image

i have a look at each chunk and each pixel, but i still don't know how to transform the image.
i also made it a little clearer, i don't think i know this guy.

This one took me so much time.
and it should describe how to evaluate (txt -> txt[i + 3]), using little endian or big endian

CodeX wrote:is this the one I made? If so I think you'll find its x86-64, out of curiosity where about is it on the map?

Thanks, CodeX
i got it now
you can get it from here /Maeda Path/Number Theory/One Function

hi, i think i know how to solve this one
this function seems to run on 32-bits machine, am i right?

i love it, too

seems pretty hard for me

I thought the standard way to crack arbitrary captchas on a large scale was to proxy them to porn site surfers, and get the guinea-pigs to do the work without realising it. Of course, to do that you need (a) lots of bandwidth, (b) lots of visitors, and (c) lots of porn. Hmm. My teacher once talked ...

tails wrote:

DaymItzJack wrote:Oh god, please tell me how others did it.

Congratulations. You'll have similar and harder challenges later, so we can't fully discuss here. Enjoy!

haha, is there a 'It's a Smaller World' or 'It's the Smallest World'