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i'm quite sure they're not.

I'm quite interested in whether those top level solutions exploit some specific
attribute of those given graphs or if they do challenge the typical hamiltonian path problem?

1. write case-sensitive or lower-case only
2. this place has nothing to do with getting warez. Ask somewhere else!

v4hn

ok, a few things: 1. you're posting to a 'hacker'-forum - this one is absolute whitehat area, as you would have noticed by browsing the site before writing _anything_ 2. you posted a short article with a guide made for script kiddies - something no good hacker could appreciate. 3. you posted without...

Yeah, but at last it's a search for an hamiltonian path, which is an NP-complete Problem...
there _can't_ be an easy solution.

oh come on,
as if this matters anyhow..
learn whatever you want, any language with an easy http-download interface is good enough, every other possible too..

pretty nice challenge
got it letter by letter using XXXXXXXXXXX
[edit: I do think this gives away too much after taking a look at the next one ]

what about 'java -X'? Then you can use 'java -Xss1024M' for 1Gb stack size... Ah, thanks! I don't work with Java normally, since I don't like bytecode, so I didn't know any parameters.. But do you really need it? Well, not any more, since I've done that challenge, but we're hacking to learn, aren't...

well,

would be ok, if the solution would be a 0-based index too
but actually it's 1-based

Congratulations, althought it's a pretty nice idea, whoever made up this challenge, should've known better... 1. XSS-attack - actually just a poc and no attack => _don't_ output tainted data but use htmlentities() or whatever 2. RF-attack for spamming the web... => you should really cut away paramet...

the plus is the 13th and not the 12th character in the example
quite confusing, if you know the answer and submit the 'wrong' position...
Would be nice, if someone could fix this.

Ev'ning,

no problems solving it, but since my JavaVM stopped because of a stack overflow, when I tried to run the code, I had to port it to C...
I'm wondering, whether there is any option to increase the default stack-size in java?

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