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[tinyjo]

Ok, there will be a prize (probably a pint or something) to anyone who can tell me how this works.

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[(Anonymous)]

SPOILER ALERT<,,,/strong>

NONE of the original six cards are included in the five on the second page&! You just don’t notice because they look vaguely the same—a mixture of 7s, 8s and 9s of red and black cards, but in fact, e.g., there is a seven of diamonds and spades in the first screen, and sevens of clubs and hearts in the second. All the stuff about memorizing your card is to distract you from memorizing the entire sequence—classic misdirection.

Flubbed HTML

[(Anonymous)]

Jo, are you allowed to edit my comment so the </,,,strong> can be changed to a </strong>? Sorry about that...

Note to LJ: follow /.'s lead and nix the Post button altogether (leaving only Preview). I always intend to preview, but always hit Post because it is on the left (MS Windows instincts!).

—Damian

Re: Flubbed HTML

[tinyjo.livejournal.com]

Unfortunatly, comments can only be deleted - not edited. Which makes sense from a security point of view - I could make it look like you'd said anything otherwise - but is annoying in cases like these. What I need for comments is a spellchecker!

I think when they bring in the new styles I'll be able to layout the comments page any way I like so I might sort out the buttons then.

I'll buy you a pint tonight then :)

[tinyjo.livejournal.com]

Duh! It's too early in the morning for me to spot things like that :) But how can I buy you a pint if I don't know who you are?