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The Reverse Geocache Puzzle
- blahedo 16y agoAnd the original is apparently still unsolved! Too bad.
- lotharbot 16y agoI found the box described in the fourth installment in the series [0] most interesting. In the first 3 installments, he speaks of the original box he made for some friends as a wedding gift. It will only open when the GPS detects that it's on a particular island, at which point they get the goodies inside. The box in installment #4 is based on the original, but with the intent of being reused or regifted. It has a USB port that, with the proper password, allows it to be reprogrammed to open at a new location. It would be tempting to put a USB drive containing the software for reprogramming the box inside the container, and ask that it be passed on with a new gift once the first person has figured it out. It could be a gift that keeps on giving! [0] http://arduiniana.org/2010/02/puzzle-box-opens/ http://arduiniana.org/2010/02/puzzle-box-opens/
- Volscio 16y agoStarting petition to reclaim box, give it to more willing participant.
- siculars 16y agoFantastic adventure game! You can't take that thing on a plane, that's for certain. The inventor talks about disassembling the box but what if you were the recipient of a closed box? He talks about that too... Basically set the coordinates within non-flying distance. Coca-Cola did something like this a while back, http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=coca+cola+gps+coke+cans http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8.... They created a bunch of gps enabled coke cans and randomly distributed them. I heard about it through some aviation/counter terrorism security site that highlighted a study done by some three letter agency on the device for security purposes.