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We want everybody to have fun around here, but the Backroom is for posting solutions with explanations and walkthroughs, not for circumventing a puzzle by cheating.

Carry on, and do have fun!

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What about walkthroughs?

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Those are fine if you explain the puzzles. You don't need to give source code to do that.

Also: if there's a direct code or anything like that, giving that directly away is frowned upon. I'm not sure if it's strictly forbidden (it probably is), but at the very least it's against the spirit of the heists.

䷟䷽䷏䷁ — Dying of the Light.

IE: No jump-throughs!

LasVegas

- Ts'i mahnu uterna ot twan ot geifur hingts uto.
- Sometimes I wonder… Why is that Frisbee getting Larger? …and then it hits me.

just checking, what is the definition of source code?
i'm i allowed to post about stuff that appears when i click on the "page info" button in the tools menu in firefox? It displays things such as when the site was made, permissions and all the media files on the site.
EDIT: here's a image of the media tab (the most source-like)

“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” — Arthur C. Clarke. Sharing large files and backing them up using Dropbox is just like magic, and you can get 2.5 GB of free storage when you sign up for Dropbox with this link.

And here is the solution to the puzzles....

     01 MEMBER-TABLE.
                 05 MEMBERS
                      OCCURS 25 TIMES
                      ASCENDING KEY IS MEM-NUM
                      INDEXED BY I.
                      10  MEM-NAME    PIC X(20).
                      10  MEM-NUM     PIC 9(15).

             PROCEDURE DIVISION.

            * Sequential Search
                 SET I TO 1.
                 SEARCH MEMBERS VARYING I
                      AT END DISPLAY "MEMBER NOT FOUND"
                      WHEN MEM-NUM(I) = user-query
                             DISPLAY "NAME IS ", MEM-NAME(I).

            * Binary Search
                 SEARCH ALL MEMBERS
                      AT END DISPLAY "MEMBER NOT FOUND"
                      WHEN MEM-NUM(I) = user-query
                             DISPLAY "NAME IS ", MEM-NAME(I).

Muhahahahahahahahahahaha...

*ehrm*

So, I guess no-one reads COBOL anymore eh ?

Then I guess the APL variant (courtesy of 99bobotw) got to be easier...

⍝ APL (A Programming Language)

⍝ Program written by JT. Taylor, www.jttaylor.net

T1←98↑[1]ØΦ1 99ρι99

T4←ØΦ1 98ρι98

T1,(98 30ρ’ BOTTLES OF BEER ON THE WALL, ‘),T1,(98 47ρ’BOTTLES OF BEER, TAKE ONE DOWN, PASS
IT AROUND,’),T4,(98 28ρ’BOTTLES OF BEER ON THE WALL ,’)

‘1 BOTTLE OF BEER ON THE WALL, 1 BOTTLE OF BEER, TAKE IT DOWN, PASS IT AROUND, NO BOTTLES OF BEER
ON THE WALL.’

*grin*

Ok... I won't give you a hard time....

Seriously Cross my fingers and hope to fry

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so no

Do j=1 to 10,0000
print "."
Do k=1 to 10000
skip page
Next k
next j
End Do;
End do;

or ancient fortran to that effect.  This is approximately the code my friend Tom used to cause the UIC line printers to stream pages of blank paper and sometimes the single dot printed would cause the pages to split in mid stream. This was back in the days when you had to line up and give the computer guys your programs as computer cards. Then wait for the printout to come minutes to hours later at circle. A very boring time. So adding an extra job like that was seen as "fun" by some of the guys. Circa 1976.

In retrospect, it was a mistake to add Cheez Whiz to a Hershey bar.

LMAO I noticed that it was COBOL right away and had some major flashbacks.

John Casasanta
MacHeist Director
tap tap tap chief

Gotta love the thing - if only for the fact that it's made by a woman

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I am sorry, but I love COBAL..its been over 5 years for me now

hi

Reported for a warning.

Laissez les bon temps roulez!

COBOL is for yuppies.  TurboPascal or HyperCards is the way to go!  That's what I stared with in college, then moved to assembly & now after 10 yrs of practice am coding in binary.  It's amazing what you can accomplish when you speak directly with the computer.  My only issue is it takes forever to write 0s & 1s for a simple program

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MacHeist Director
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LOL! 

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"I invented the term Object-Oriented, and I can tell you I did not have C++ in mind."
- Alan Kay, inventor of Object-Oriented programming

I would imagine the actual accomplishment and the sense of accomplishment misaligned, under those circumstances.

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I think our leader needs an intervention... Time to call the TV crew...

And we're back!

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"I invented the term Object-Oriented, and I can tell you I did not have C++ in mind."
- Alan Kay, inventor of Object-Oriented programming

For the love of god stop doing that.

䷟䷽䷏䷁ — Dying of the Light.

What he means is:
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"I invented the term Object-Oriented, and I can tell you I did not have C++ in mind."
- Alan Kay, inventor of Object-Oriented programming

S2VubmV0aCwgd2hhdCBpcyB0aGUgZnJlcXVlbmN5Pw==

John Casasanta
MacHeist Director
tap tap tap chief

Kenneth, what is the frequency?

REM song?

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"I invented the term Object-Oriented, and I can tell you I did not have C++ in mind."
- Alan Kay, inventor of Object-Oriented programming

"Now decode THIS."

Done.

49 27 6D 20 62 6F 72 65 64 2E 2E 2E 6E 65 65 64 20 63 6F 66 66 65 65

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“For I dipped into the future, far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be”

What, no Turtle Basic?

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Former Macheist team: "Green Monkeys™ "

nanu nanu?

a macheist virgin.

This really is geek humour in the extreme! LOL!

with best regards,
Karn.

The Optimist proclaims we live in the best of all possible worlds, the Pessimist fears this is true.

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These monkeys can be seen across Barbados with their mischievous behaviour but cute appearance!

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"I invented the term Object-Oriented, and I can tell you I did not have C++ in mind."
- Alan Kay, inventor of Object-Oriented programming

I frown upon drugs

Justin Roth
http://db.tt/IzTKoUv

Its past the count down time and still nothing

I am new to this and not sure what i'm supposed to do? I can't see any available nanobundle. What am I doing wrong?

I just put a piece of paper in and let my brain bleed onto the page.

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This is a triumph...

Um, ok.  Am I the only one that had problems decoding the above binary using Cypher?  I think it was too long.

Portal (I think, I never actually finished the game...)

Try Votes on the App Store! (iOS only)

Luckily, I haven't had to deal with Cobol since 1985 but it was a nice trip down nostalgia lane.

Ohh So to begins !!!!

Sufian Hassan
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Yeah, and I remember doing this on punch cards and debugging on that fabulous green and white printout paper. UNTIL I bought my Apple IIc, and then I'd type it out on the phone modem at a blazing 300 baud rate. Used to take 3 hrs tp upload and compile for a standard program in COBOL/FORTRAN 77/

If the pilot's good, see, I mean if he's reeeally sharp, he can barrel that baby in so low... oh you oughta see it sometime. It's a sight. A big plane like a '52... varrrooom! Its jet exhaust... frying chickens in the barnyard! - Gen Buck Turgidson     GO ORANGE!

If you finde COBOL mindnumbing, have a look at MUMPS:

h**p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUMPS#Sample_programs

Yes, this abomination is still in use today.

Now THAT was clever. Very cool jfm429!

*yawn*

what, no more code posting? i wonder why...

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