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iamnavigato
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symbolic23
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Country : United States | Hello%2C%0D%0A%0D%0AI+somehow+managed+to+obtain+a+%3E100%25+puzzle+completion+rate+just+now%2C+so+there+may+be+a+bug+in+how+that%27s+being+tracked+somewhere%2E+I+believe+at+one+point+I+solved+a+puzzle+which+was+later+taken+down%2C+which+may+be+the+cause%2C+but+I%27m+unsure%2E+Probably+not+the+worst+bug+ever%2C+but+possibly+still+worth+looking+into+%F0%9F%98%85 |
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PHI.Ori
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Country : Philippines | PHI.Ori posted @ 2024-10-07 7:28 AM Where do you guys learn certain techniques for a variation? Like certain youtube channels (CrackingTheCryptic) Haven't solved competitively in years and I want to get back. All suggestions are welcome thank you! |
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markhenry
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auroux
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Country : France | auroux posted @ 2025-01-29 5:36 AM I was once more victim today of the annoying LMI Expo bug where, sometimes, if your internet connection is unstable right when you finish a puzzle, Expo acts as if you've finished and solved the puzzle, but when you get to the timings & replays screen it doesn't show your name, and when you return to the Penpa page it gives you a blank grid but the timer is still running from the first attempt. Unfortunately the bug is completely silent until you see your time missing from the scoreboard, and at that point you just have to redo a second solve from scratch. I would love it if the code that submits a solve time would check for a database response confirming that the solve time has indeed been recorded successfully before offering to navigate away from Penpa and take you to the score page, and display an error message otherwise. |
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Country : India | auroux - 2025-01-29 5:36 AM
I was once more victim today of the annoying LMI Expo bug where, sometimes, if your internet connection is unstable right when you finish a puzzle, Expo acts as if you've finished and solved the puzzle, but when you get to the timings & replays screen it doesn't show your name, and when you return to the Penpa page it gives you a blank grid but the timer is still running from the first attempt. Unfortunately the bug is completely silent until you see your time missing from the scoreboard, and at that point you just have to redo a second solve from scratch. I would love it if the code that submits a solve time would check for a database response confirming that the solve time has indeed been recorded successfully before offering to navigate away from Penpa and take you to the score page, and display an error message otherwise. Denis, We will have a look at it, hopefully soon. We had tried to replicate this in the past, but couldn't proceed much. |
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