There are a good lot of lectures up on youtube from many top universities (MIT, Stanford ...), covering many fields from computer science to history and back to economics

Check them out on www.youtube.com/edu

Ummm.... Greasemonkey FTW? Address bar ftfw <3 @throwsumds : either there is a weak latency between you and the server, or you submitted your responses on peak time when there are many people connected on the site :) I for one, have submitted the answer at 2 seconds remaining and it worked :) (B...

Nooo .. you can use the way you change the cookie in basic ten to complete these missions

Other way -> Basic ten like approach

This one is much like prog 11 in terms of do-ability, personally I did it in php (and afterwards javascipt), but I had to fasten my ctrl+a, ctrl +c, ctrl+v

Google out Age2uN's LuaDC if you want to decompile a .luc bytecode file into a .lua script ( clear text ) file.

Make sure that you're decompiling a luc and not some other file type ( you can check the luc signature, which is => "\x1bLua@", at the begining of the luc file )

You'd be better off doing this with a higher level language with some more built in functions which would do the triming and sorting job for you, instead of going nuts with C...

I remember doing this with php / html (with an input form ) and it worked like a charm

Entire range, and the result isn't comprehensible ( e.g : "21zdM&é )

I have made a program in php to do everything needed. It reads the offset between the pixels, gets the ascii of it, converts from morse code to ascii, but still i get wrong answer. Either you didn't calculate the right offset, or you didn't parse the morse code correctly :) Also could someone tell ...

Think Basic 10