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...ttp://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5356012 "Enigmatic CIA Puzzle ''Kryptos'' May Be Flawed"] [[NPR]] All Things Considered, April 21, 2006</ ...ear 2000 she cracked the [[PhreakNIC]] v3.0 Code, an amateur cryptographic puzzle created by a [[Hacker (computer security)|hacker group]].<ref name="GIGnews

...t on a better plan than the sorts of intentional design that inexperienced designers typically craft. The answer to the puzzle of semiotic multiplicity appears to have something to do with the use of la

dynamic puzzle that might be posed to it. Rather than an overwhelming richness ...an ideal system must embody, a great absence must also be arranged by its designers. To the extent foreseeable there must be no foreclosure of interpretive fr

[22:08] <wctaiwan> ^ I don't know what the Gnome designers thought they were doing... ...holds> although they did manage to finally invent the missing piece of the puzzle

...is in some sense complete, containing an answer to every possible dynamic puzzle that might be posed to it. Rather than an overwhelming richness of theory, ...an ideal system must embody, a great absence must also be arranged by its designers. To the extent foreseeable there must be no foreclosure of interpretive fr

14:14 < Qcoder02> I like puzzle games... 14:17 < Tony_Sidaway> Qcoder02: there are origami and paper plane designers.

14:22 < ToAruShiroiNeko> I dont like the current puzzle logo 19:39 < Frood> but yeah, lawyers basically designed it and designers polished it

[17:24] <Shearonink> I have a good puzzle-table [17:26] <Shearonink> If anyone wants to solve a puzzle.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Prizemaster