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16: 660162831 - numerical code of the countries (Anguillas,Christmasisland,Guernsey) 17: Thames voice hapless most - those words where different then in the orginal poem 18: nietzsche - image is binary code 19: heart of darkness - name of the source book
20: "feynman" by changing URL of image from /wrong/ to /right/
21: try, try again.
22: remember level 10?
hey OP, did you strip out the GPS coordinates from the pictures?
Reminds me of those 80s adventure games that always had one hard puzzle and when you finally found out the answer was really annoyed by how random and insignificant it was.
nothing is insignificant in hakari though
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15: guadalajara
16: 660162831 - numerical code of the countries (Anguillas,Christmasisland,Guernsey) 17: Thames voice hapless most - those words where different then in the orginal poem 18: nietzsche - image is binary code 19: heart of darkness - name of the source book
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(Spoiler warnings possibly, although I haven't solved anything...) I am stuck there too. I'm almost certain it requires sending an email to a gmail address, but I'm not sure what that address is. I've already tried: No response: 3.243f6a8885a@gmail.com (hexadecimal representation of pi to 11 digits) 3.243f6a8885a3@gmail.com (hexadecimal representation of pi to 12 digits) 182d4454fb210940@gmail.com (IEEE double precis…
rot13 hint, pretty involved hint that doesn't literally say the answer but is one step away lbh ner ba gur evtug genpx gung vg vaibyirf fraqvat na rznvy, Cv (fcrpvsvpnyyl gur cerpvfvba bs Cv cebivqrq), naq urknqrpvzny ahzoref. lbh ner hasbeghangryl qbvat gur rapbqvat vapbeerpgyl, V jbhyq gel qbvat vg gur jnl n crefba jub qbrfa'g xabj nalguvat nobhg ahzoref, onfrf, sybngvat cbvag, rgp jbhyq qb vg. vg'f abg n "pyrire"…
Reminds me of those 80s adventure games that always had one hard puzzle and when you finally found out the answer was really annoyed by how random and insignificant it was.
Yeah, I spent a lot of time banging my head against the wall of Zork, and in the end felt it was a "guess what I'm thinking" pastime that was not worth my time.
Reminds me of those 80s adventure games that always had one hard puzzle and when you finally found out the answer was really annoyed by how random and insignificant it was.
nothing is insignificant in hakari though