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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hil, I would never have guessed. Have you completed 11? Any hints? I don't want to look in the comments, because sometimes they just show you the solution.
Thanks, Sue!
It'd be interesting to hear from someone who has been though a fandom attack. Either a creator or bystander.
Interesting. Let me see what I can find.
Yeah, I finished 11. I'm stuck at 19.
I enjoyed the interview, ita. I'll look forward to any others you post.
My new passport arrived today. The other one expired last month, so I had to send off for a replacement. Given that I only leave the US every couple of years, it suprised me how uncomfortable I felt without having it handy. I guess I want to be able to jet off at a moment's notice, should my life's plot line call for it. Well, now I can--yay!
Yeah, I finished 11.
Can I have a hint? What's the first tool you used?
I swear I read someone else being stuck at 19 too. I don't know if it's because of my aged geometry knowledge, but they don't strictly seem to be increasing in complexity. Or they are, and I'm sometimes making great guesses, sometimes bad.
I enjoyed the interview, ita. I'll look forward to any others you post.
Thank you! It was so fun to do, and I learnt a lot.
Okay, if I transscribe on the balconly in the Adirondack chair, it'll go faster, right? That and problem 11.
Can I have a hint? What's the first tool you used?
Midpoint, I think. I had to try a few different things before figuring out how to do it.
I am still dead stuck on it, after having used a Compass2 solution that I can't see why it wouldn't get the relevant distances right at the offset angle. Time for something different.
I figured out level 19!
geometry play-and-post!
I spent the day cataloguing my sister's Italian ceramics collection. Which sounds like a total first world problem but arrrgh! Because it took hours, and it's only the first part of the work--and not even finished at that!--followed by emails and trying to sell the stuff and probably eventually boxing it all up myself. And I. Hate. Packing.
I got level 20, but I'm still not entirely sure why my solution worked.
Playing through Euclid again, I realize I was thinking of the wrong problem when I gave the hint for level 11. My actual hint is to think about what you did in the previous few levels with making line segments of specific lengths.