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You got me there. ;) Additional info (spoiler?): it is not a location on a specific spot that is the answer, but multiple zones.Quote:
Originally posted by Doctor Luz
Your house is in Gent, Belgium. Every body knows... ;)
But you must be rich if you have a house one kilometer long :p
"Gent" must be the belgian name for the North pole, Simon.... :D
Nope thats not what these operators do. all indicate orderQuote:
Originally posted by Simon666
AND
This is still bothering me. Is this now correct, are these indeed the operators? Then you have mislead us all SeventhStar by denying the operators where under the form solarflare mentioned. :rolleyes:
Can't you at least give an overview of all numbers and operators now that nobody wants to spend time on that any more? :rolleyes::(
Nope, it is not the North Pole, close though. Very close. :DQuote:
Originally posted by Gabriel Fleseriu
"Gent" must be the belgian name for the North pole, Simon.... :D
Sorry i forgot about that... :D I thought I had...Quote:
Originally posted by Simon666
Can't you at least give an overview of all numbers and operators now that nobody wants to spend time on that any more? :rolleyes::(
there they are:
Simon: your house is placed somewhere on a circle with the centre at the North Pole and a radius of 1+1/(2*Pi) km.
Actually multiple circles are possible: 1+1/(2*Pi*n) km, with n=1,2,3,...Quote:
Originally posted by Gabriel Fleseriu
Simon: your house is placed somewhere on a circle with the centre at the North Pole and a radius of 1+1/(2*Pi) km.
But I'll accept it as correct. Your turn. Was it too easy?
Can you continue this seires?
t,o,f,o,f,n,t,s,....
Well, what about
t,o,f,o,f,n,t,s,f,t,f,e,n,s,n,t,t,t,...
Is that enough? :cool:
Guido
Well, we discussed about this kind of things before: you'll have to explain the logic too.Quote:
Originally posted by gstercken
Well, what about
t,o,f,o,f,n,t,s,f,t,f,e,n,s,n,t,t,t,...
Is that enough? :cool:
Guido
Oh, sorry, I forgot:
t,o,f,o,f,n,t,s,f,t... are the initials of
three, one, four, one, five, nine, two, six, five, three...
or
3,141592653...
:p
How the you-know-what-I-mean does one get the idea to look in that direction? Congratulations, I think it is your turn unless Gabriel had something else in mind (doubt it).Quote:
Originally posted by gstercken
Oh, sorry, I forgot:
t,o,f,o,f,n,t,s,f,t... are the initials of
three, one, four, one, five, nine, two, six, five, three...
or
3,141592653...
No objection. His turn.Quote:
Originally posted by Simon666
How the you-know-what-I-mean does one get the idea to look in that direction? Congratulations, I think it is your turn unless Gabriel had something else in mind (doubt it).
OK, here is mine:
Assume a torch which burns exactly one hour when lit at the end. No assumptions about the linearity of the burning process can be made, that is, the remaining length of the torch need not be proportional to the remaining time. How can you measure exctly 3/4h with *two* of those torches?