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Here's a better link to the details: http://breadpig.com/hack-club/ http://breadpig.com/hack-club/
by Byliner 16y ago
Here's a better link to the details:
http://breadpig.com/hack-club/ http://breadpig.com/hack-club/
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoOK - so I'm accessing this on my mobile device, and I read through all the smug, self-congratulatory crap that just oozes cleverness, and I get to the link to the puzzle, and it's a Word document? At least I assume it is. My device asks if I want to download this file with a "doc" extension. Really?
- beagle3 16y agoThe letters have different sizes and fonts. They could have htmld it, I guess, but they needed it to be rich text.
- phillijw 16y agoThey do? They all look the same to me.
- andrewreds 16y agoI think I have got it... should I give a spoiler?
- CallMeV 16y agoNo. Just decipher the thing for yourself and go find those geeks. If you spoil it for everybody else, they'll just declare the effort null and void (they did not solve the puzzle themselves) and immediately release a new puzzle, which means your efforts will come to naught. It's an honour thing. Go for it.
- phillijw 16y agoYou can spoil us now.
- relix 16y agoI'm guessing it's part of the puzzle. There's nothing "puzzly" about the contents of the doc-file, and the fact that it's a doc-file should arouse suspicion, just like you picked up. I've been going through the file with a hex editor but haven't found any notable hidden strings yet. Since I am in Europe and have no desire to go anyway, I've stopped trying to figure it out.
- phillijw 16y agoAs far as I know, the answer could be "Will Smith". Why do all of these "challenges" make finding the challenge the hardest part?