Puzzle #14 and #15 are over.
Puzzle #14
Winners:
- he got 0.75 SBD for solving 3 first nonograms. Well done!
- he got 0.75 SBD for solving secret nonogram. Very good!
Solution
- First 3 nonograms was on the picture and it is clear how to solve them.
- In order to find secret nonogram you need to download picture with nonograms from post and change the extension of file to rar and open this archive. Archive has a password but picture has a hint "123->ASCII hex". It means get the code of symbols '1','2','3' in hex ('1'-31, '2'-32, '3'-33). So the password was "313233". In the archive you can find the secret nonogram.
Puzzle #15
Winners:
- he got 0.275 SBD for finding 2 first secrets. Well done!
Solution
Firstly you need to download the picture from the post.
- The first secret you can find by opening the picture with notepad (I use notepad++) and then go to the end of file. There you can find phrase "With time and patience the leaf of the mulberry bush becomes satin.".
- The second you can find by checking exif. There you can find phrase "turnme: ˙uıɐbɐ punoɟ ɹəʌəu sı əɯıʇ ʇsol". With this service you can get this "ןost timə is nəvər found aqain." or "lost time is never found again".
- The final secret was hidden in the archive as in the previous puzzle. I leaved a hint in the post: date. So password was "04072018". There is you can find a file without extension just open it with notepad and you get this:
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If you know about RGB you know that it is a colors of pixels. You need to create a picture with size 18x27 and manually set the colors of pixels :) . Finally you get this picture:
