Books with twist endings a. A schoolboy and his two friends thwart a plan to steal some deep musings on the meaning of existence. b. As one world ends and another begins, conflict arises over the sole remaining iPad. c. A group of boys stranded on an island fight over the right to organise their paperwork. d. In a dystopian future, an oppressed woman struggles to be punctual. e. A prison guard extends his life by eating fresh fruit. f. … Read on
Books with twist endings a. A schoolboy and his two friends thwart a plan to steal some deep musings on the meaning of existence. b. As one world ends and another begins, conflict arises over the sole remaining iPad. c. A group of boys stranded on an island fight over the right to organise their paperwork. d. In a dystopian future, an oppressed woman struggles to be punctual. e. A prison guard extends his life by eating fresh fruit. f. … Read on
MineCode Solution Well done to all the BOSS trainees who cracked the MineCode and secured the seaway. I am just hoping that the GCHQ logo doesn’t mark the location of a secret facility. If it does then we will need to work fast to remove the mines!
BOSS agents recovered the attached map of a major seaway, showing the planned distribution of mines. The map is encoded using the MineCode: the letters A,B,C,D represent the numbers 1,2,3,4 (but not necessarily in that order). Cells containing a letter do NOT contain a mine. A letter denotes the number of mines in cells adjacent to that cell (in any direction, including diagonally). SigInt suggests that the plan shows the location of 13 mines.Your mission is to crack the MineCode … Read on