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Latest revision as of 22:13, 14 December 2009
The first puzzle of the rubyquiz series was to implement the Solitaire cipher [1] Bruce Schneier made for Neil Stephenson's Cryptonomicon [2]. The twist is that it's designed to be done by a Spy in a containment camp with no other tools than a deck of bridge cards.
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The problem
Solutions
- Dan Doel
- Matthias (incomplete, but stream generation works)
- Paul (accompanying narrative)
- Jim
- Igloo
- JFoutz
- Thiago Arrais
- Simon Stoltze
- Tirpen
- Mike McClurg