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Welcome, cryptanalyst
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#2What does something like \D{2}\S{3} mean? Out of context it seems a bit... cryptic ;)
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#3What does something like \D{2}\S{3} mean? Out of context it seems a bit... cryptic ;)
It's a regular expression, probably Perl syntax:
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#4This is entrance to foobar. It is pretty easy to figure out crossword using either a calculator to convert bases or (wolfram alpha for the lazy) and [0] for regex. I have not used regex in years, but got in easy.
[0] http://www.regexr.com/ . Hint mouse over regex after you type it for explanation of what will match, try it out in the text editor below. Fairly trivial.
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#5This is entrance to foobar. It is pretty easy to figure out crossword using either a calculator to convert bases or (wolfram alpha for the lazy) and [0] for regex. I have not used regex in years, but got in easy. [0] http://www.regexr.com/ . Hint mouse over regex after you type it for explanation of what will match, try it out in the text editor below. Fairly trivial.
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#6This is entrance to foobar. It is pretty easy to figure out crossword using either a calculator to convert bases or (wolfram alpha for the lazy) and [0] for regex. I have not used regex in years, but got in easy. [0] http://www.regexr.com/ . Hint mouse over regex after you type it for explanation of what will match, try it out in the text editor below. Fairly trivial.
all is trivial but regex, what data to use for those hints ?
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#7Last time I visited, it had a message like "You can only log in if you have logged in before." Is this part new, or is it just a different way to enter?
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#8Last time I visited, it had a message like "You can only log in if you have logged in before." Is this part new, or is it just a different way to enter?
This is completely different—the last site was targeting python devs.
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#9Looks pretty easy, I wonder if google recruits like this?
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#10This is entrance to foobar. It is pretty easy to figure out crossword using either a calculator to convert bases or (wolfram alpha for the lazy) and [0] for regex. I have not used regex in years, but got in easy. [0] http://www.regexr.com/ . Hint mouse over regex after you type it for explanation of what will match, try it out in the text editor below. Fairly trivial.
all is trivial but regex, what data to use for those hints ?
It does not really matter. Either characters to use would be included in regex itself, such as [j-g] or you could use any.
For example "\D{2}\S{3}" means match 2 non-digit characters followed by 3 nonspace characters. Some things that match "aaaaa", "bbbbb", "ALUSD", "AA123"...
Site I linked really explains things quite well on mouseover. Once you complete first challenge (make sure you open this in chrome, I've had exciting quest of delete elements in firefox until I could save my solution) you can register and come back anytime later.