We didn’t think anyone would ever find the needle in our haystack. But someone did.
The lesson: never underestimate the power of incentives.
Continue reading “Clock Work: The True Story of the Backdoor in the BB10 Clock”
I write code. I construct puzzles. I play board games.
We didn’t think anyone would ever find the needle in our haystack. But someone did.
The lesson: never underestimate the power of incentives.
Continue reading “Clock Work: The True Story of the Backdoor in the BB10 Clock”
Flying L seniors Chris Love and Josh Peterson as well as FLHS alum Brad Peterson competed in the 2014 Winter Guard International (WGI) Indoor Percussion World Championships as part of the REEF Independent ensemble. The competition was held on April 10-11 in Ohio at Miami University and the University of Dayton. REEF advanced to the final round and finished in 11th place in the Percussion Independent A (PIA) class. Continue reading “FLHS Students Compete in Final Round of WGI World Championships”
Okay, so I got this random IM on the internal IM network here at work from a person I’ve never met before. And it went something like this (name changed to protect the guilty):