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redore
o noes the webserver was acting up earlier and it was spewing out all those full path disclosures ..
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Tks, I'm checking my code.
CodeX
are you thinking of level 4? I'm sure there's been plenty of people who were dismayed after calculating the answer
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Also... Level5 lol, when you get the answer you'll shout at your computer, guaranteed.
MaxMouse
DnD, none of the challenges have been changed in a long time, i can assure you, none of them have a bug (Except level13, and it's more of a quirk than a bug)

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