Comment by PunchyHamster
8 days ago
it's the first result I get on anonymous google search.
It's like complaining about not spelling C in "bake cake in 170 C"
8 days ago
it's the first result I get on anonymous google search.
It's like complaining about not spelling C in "bake cake in 170 C"
If it means capture the flag, then it means a completely different capture the flag for almost everybody. I searched for it, read the first paragraph, and I still don’t know what the fuck is the topic. According to Wikipedia it’s a very new meaning. I could figure out only because of searching for “HCKSYD” and others.
Is 30 years old very new? We're on a site for tech people. I would wager most are familiar with this term.
Its article is 5 years old… So, yeah, it’s new.
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Most people on this site are also familiar with the “XKCD 10000”.
But not all, so: https://xkcd.com/1053/
(Amusingly, it even uses “30 years” as the timeframe.)
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My search results for "open CTF format" beg to differ. Absolutely nothing even remotely related to "capture the flag".
Bear in mind that Google search results, just like ChatGPT output, are highly personalized and non deterministic, so "it's there if you do a Google search" means almost nothing these days.
In fact, I have no idea what's going on, so I came back to HN comments. Turns out it's "capture the flag" which I actually know, just not familiar with the acronym.
Which is why I am 100% with the top level comment here.
There is so much wrong with this beginning with the fact that it would be correctly 170 °C (the degree is important because it implies an arbitrary scale)
Additionaly Bake Cake in 170 is very not clear, especially considering you have two major Temperature Scales in use in the Kitchen.
"bake cake in 170" is genuinely confusing at first glance though.