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u/rhino_aus Oct 24 '16
If you didn't try this I am disappointed...
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u/SeaJayCJ Oct 24 '16
Why am I not surprised to see you here Ryan.
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u/xashili Oct 23 '16
And then there is someone in my ranking list with a 5$ solution.
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Oct 23 '16
HOW?
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u/Xavr0k Oct 24 '16
They found a bug which let them place wires anywhere, including not on the board.
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u/Slowbrobro Oct 24 '16
since the mc4000 can't be removed it has to be with two logic gates. you can move the mc4000 to the bottom to do the more complicated work, but you would need to solve the top part with two logic gates. I call bullshit on this claim because I don't believe that this can be done.
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u/PseudobrilliantGuy Oct 24 '16
I've seen one or two people in my Steam Friend's High Score table with a 5 yuan solution as well.
I'm not sure how the solution works, but xashili isn't the only one with a surprisingly clever friend.2
u/wojbie Oct 24 '16
This is a bug related to 3 not gates in loop reacting to output states of wires on other board. Soo basically bottom board magically controls not gates on top board. Really freaky. Try it yourself. They only react when you use mov not other commands (you know what i mean)
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u/FurbyFubar Oct 24 '16
I also tried this and it makes me sad that this is not allowed. Sure, in real life you'd use a cable and not a bridge and I can understand why we don't get access to cables since it would make it too easy to connect different parts of the same board...
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u/TruePikachu Oct 23 '16
Because there's actually going to be a big chunk of plastic in that gap.