Try this:
http://www.digicc.com/fido/
Maybe there is a logical explanation--I don't want to even try to come up with it.
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What? The fido puzzle works because of cookies? I did it all in my head so does that mean they have cookies in my brain too?kmax wrote:WHY THE FIDO PUZZLE WORKS]
Here is the explanation I have found http://britton.disted.camosun.bc.ca/jbfido.htm
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Hmm. Guess I should check my links before posting!rtb wrote:What? The fido puzzle works because of cookies? I did it all in my head so does that mean they have cookies in my brain too?kmax wrote:WHY THE FIDO PUZZLE WORKS]
Here is the explanation I have found http://britton.disted.camosun.bc.ca/jbfido.htm
Not sure how I got that url in there, haven't even looked at that thread in months!! Anyway, the one that I intended the link to point to was the one you listed.
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