The answer from the previous question was: Because that IP address is an (non-internet routed/private/internal) IP address.
This week’s question:
What is the most money you can have and not be able to make change for a dollar if you have coins worth 50, 25, 10, 5, 2 and 1 cent?
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
I’m hosting my personal website on a web server directly connected to the internet with the IP address 172.29.13.5. Why can’t anyone on the internet get to it?
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
Also, as an incentive to be not only nerdy but quick and nerdy, the first three people to answer this question correctly will receive a pound of our delicious roasted beans from Costa Rica we were serving last weekend.
I will be on a scheduled but unannounced hiatus due to a vacation this week.
The answer to the previous question is:
~A & ~B
or
“Not A and not B”
The new question:
What word shares 3 letters with both of the following words: begun, mixup.
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
The best answer to last week’s question is hyperkalemia (high potassium). It could be a heart attack, but with only one lead given, the best answer would have been high potassium.
This week’s question:
What is the (nerdy) correlation of the following two numbers: 22 443
As usual, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage.
If you’re upset at the apparent non-nerdiness of last week’s question, feel free to calculate the amount of fiber in our smoothies out to 17 significant figures. In hindsight, I should have probably asked how many grams of fiber a smoothie has. Apologies. The answer to the previous question is the Ray Palmer with 6.150 grams of fiber.
This week’s question is much nerdier:
How many characters of data did it take to render the following image.
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Last week’s answer: perfectcoffee (if you want more details, read here).
This week’s question is unusually nutritious:
Which of our smoothies has the most fiber?
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The answer for last week’s question was Jeff Moss, a.k.a The Dark Tangent. He is the founder of Defcon.
Continuing our security theme, this week’s question is:
Which of the following passwords would be the best password to use, assuming someone was trying to guess your password with only a randomized brute force attack (trying all permutations of all characters, up to the possible length of the password, in random order)?
As always, tell a nerd working behind the counter the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage of your choice.
Who is this:
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Hint: I will see him later this year.
Sorry I’m late. I’ve had quite a cold.
Here’s today’s gimme (go into one of our stores, tell a nerd employe the correct answer and receive a free 450mL beverage of your choice):
What base does the number 1337 (in base ten) have to be 10105?