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marv99 wrote:Thanks michuber, then I will search another six years for the correct map

I've solved it by using a map, but today I found a web service to retrieve the required info.

marv99 wrote:Hi there, is this puzzle still solvable today, or have required resources maybe vanished from the web over the last 10 years?

Yes, it's still solvable.

My first guess was to inspect all these I ’s ( Je = french for I , the title wasn’t JE :wink:). After solving the Hacker Exposed challenge I knew the answer :roll:. But because there’s a coincidence between the answer’s binary code and the number of I ’s, I spent to much time to find 0/1 a...

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OMG, this challenge gave me headache for more than 8 years, finally solved it.

(Sorry for posting here, but I could not open a thread in the solved forum.)

Napoleon wrote:Both the notes and the file look like it could be hiding something.

I'm afraid there's no hidden information. As I can see in the screenshot MidiEditor shows all you need for the next step.

P.S.: The key for solving the challenge is not to use keys.

AMindForeverVoyaging wrote:He/she will play them?

Well, then find someone who can.

TheBigBoss wrote:But you can also get the notes from the sheet of music generated by MuseScore etc. I really don't see anything of interest besides the notes (and breaks) itself.

So, what will a musician do with these notes and rests?

AMindForeverVoyaging wrote:I'll try out midicsv, maybe that can help here.

I'm afraid midicsv won't give you enough info, phpmidiparser would be a better choice.

argyblarg wrote:One thing they have in common: I listened to all of them as a kid!

I wonder why so many people know these songs?

Hippo wrote:Hmm Does the third solver have the same solution?

Nearly, I used a 0 in place of /.

AMindForeverVoyaging wrote:I looked up all the places indicated by those coordinates with Google Earth, but to no avail.

What about using a different map?

avrrobot wrote:And if so, why?

What if there's an easy way to solve the warmup?

aurora wrote:This one was a little bit too easy with "qrafter" on my iphone ...

In 2008 QR codes were not that popular, so then it was harder...

Anyway, in 5 years Siri will solve the "Say It" challenge in seconds

Did you decode/read the entire text?