As far as I can remember (without digging my copy out from wherever >>), the kid wasn't shown to have solved it, he just explained the solution in the appendix...Nero wrote:And clearly you've missed all the more significantly awesome parts in your very biased synopsis. Like how the kid (name escapes me at the moment) solves this easily.
Yes. It's certainly easy enough for hundreds of Ph.Ds to condemn the right answer.David Cat wrote:As far as I can remember (without digging my copy out from wherever >>), the kid wasn't shown to have solved it, he just explained the solution in the appendix...Nero wrote:And clearly you've missed all the more significantly awesome parts in your very biased synopsis. Like how the kid (name escapes me at the moment) solves this easily.
(It's not even that hard a problem anyway <<)
*shrug* I figured it out in about half an hour.Nero wrote:Yes. It's certainly easy enough for hundreds of Ph.Ds to condemn the right answer.David Cat wrote:As far as I can remember (without digging my copy out from wherever >>), the kid wasn't shown to have solved it, he just explained the solution in the appendix...Nero wrote:And clearly you've missed all the more significantly awesome parts in your very biased synopsis. Like how the kid (name escapes me at the moment) solves this easily.
(It's not even that hard a problem anyway <<)
You cannot escape.rubberchickenben wrote:Millennium Falcon - James Luceno
Yes, I've become entrapped in the Star Wars Expanded Universe.
And lack of a second full stop.Dansariki wrote:Reading Sent's post, due to it's exorbitant use of caps.
Possessive "its" does not have an apostrophe. "It's" is solely used for "it is".Dansariki wrote:Not, it's, with the apostrophe indicating the post's ownership of the caps.
Oh well, everyone forgets a period here and there (except for the women... heh heh).
-Kara hits me-
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