EggXpert

I'll definitely put this in now - don't know if I'll get to it this weekend.

... Tada: RG: 13 23 27 47 88

I'm tired.

RG: 34, 45, 56, 67, 78

64mb:

But you're an engineer, can't you or one of your nerd buddies write a quick scripts to do the XO, require 10 digits, and only allow 2 guesses per day per IP?

"Nerd"...  That's the way to my good side...  :)

I'm an electrical engineer, not computer.  I know my fair share of C and a language called Tcl (learned that one for work), but I never got into HTML, and to me it's not worth learning just for this.

And you are correct, 5555666677 should have been XXOO.  Strike two for me on that one...

ROULETTE

64mb - 34 45 56 82 86
Orin27 - 34 45 56 67 78
TheLarrikin - 13 23 27 47 88

I'll update the Prize Box momentarily...

*edit*



And with that, 64mb earns his way to the ranks of the scoreboard!

You don't have to count that as a strike. It gives me an excuse as to why that post wasn't cocky and it likely the reason why I still got the answer first. ;)

 

Um... What was under that space? 

64mb:

Um... What was under that space?

Hit refresh.

Eh... it's more about bothering to let the image finished loading.

 

A 'Y'? >.> I don't like big words... 

RG:  11 12 13 14 15

ROULETTE

64mb - 34 45 56 82 86
IamHydrogen - 11 12 13 14 15
Orin27 - 34 45 56 67 78
TheLarrikin - 13 23 27 47 88

PUZZLE 10



Clue #1:  First step - order.

Clue #2:  Second step - beginning.

ROULETTE

Spin - 4 13 40 55 86

64mb - 34 45 56 82 86
IamHydrogen - 11 12 13 14 15
Orin27 - 34 45 56 67 78
TheLarrikin - 13 23 27 47 88

64mb, IamHydrogen, and TheLarrikin - you all get to pick a space from the Prize Box!

Battleship starts now - good luck!

How about 41? All I hope is, it's an X. Because if it's not, I'm in trouble. :( You guys make me too lucky. ;)

Does anyone know what the second step refers to or means?

I pick... box 86. (if it is still open)

Surely there's a red X behind....33.

Sorry guys, didn't get around to updating yesterday.  I'll see if I can't get it done tonight...

64mb, you've already picked 86.

Maybe he really wants 86...

34

 

I said 86 again, because I just chose the number that won me the space. 

That's what I generally do, but 13 was already taken.

Sorry guys, I had an interesting day yesterday...

Was driving a bunch of friends to a nearby theme park in a minivan (belonging to the parents of a couple of them).  We got about a third of the way there and got rear-ended - nobody got hurt bad, but the van's totalled.

I'm free all day today, I'll try and get the Prize Box updated finally...  I fogot to bring my notebook home from work which has the Battleship info in it, so you'll have to wait until Monday for me to post the results to any guesses.

Psssh Should have used a full-sized van. Damn near indestructible (well, externally at least, they seem to die of old age.)

 

Glad no one got hurt from the fiberglass van. Kinda ruined the park visit though didn't it?

 

ooo Battle ship started? Cool. I never under stood the Pythagorean theorem so I'm just going to be rather random about this. Why couldn't you have used images to make this a group version of mine sweeper? *has finally learned that the numbers actually mean something* Well.... Mine sweeper where you want to find the mines/ships.

 

BS: 4,5

BS: 3,4 

This looks like fun.

 

 

(Yes, I'm really only posting that)
 

BS: 13, 19

BS: 5,6

64mb:

BS: 13, 19

BS: 5,6

(13, 19) - 5.000
(5, 6) - 1.000

BATTLESHIP

(5, 6) - 1.000
(13, 19) - 5.000

*edit*

I have another busy week coming up - I'll update the Prize Box eventually...

*editedit*

Almost forgot...

PUZZLE 10



Clue #1:  First step - order.

Clue #2:  Second step - beginning.

Clue #3:  Third step - +/-.

Point of clarification cg, is Clue three minus plus divide minus, or is it minus (plus or minus)? You can hopefully see possible confusion as listing that. Also I am not inferring these are the correct operations, I am just trying to figure out the actual meaning you are trying to get across (i.e could refer to positive and negative as well). Semantic question.

[Edit] A better way to ask, is / an "or" or is it an operation?