C.M.E.
(Eingestellt am 15. November 2025, 11:21 Uhr von googuee)
Normal 6x6 Sudoku rules apply. Place the digits 1-6 exactly once in every row, column, and 2x3 box.
Killer Cages: Some cells are surrounded by dotted lines, called "cages." Digits cannot repeat in a cage. The digits in a cage sum to the value in the top left.
German Whispers Lines: Green lines in the grid are German Whispers lines. Adjacent digits along the line must have a difference of at least 3.
V Sums: Digits separated by a V must sum to 5 .V being the Roman numerals for 5.
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Lösungscode: Row 6
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am 7. Januar 2026, 07:57 Uhr von RussKozerski
Back in the '80s, at UC San Diego, there was a research lab called the Center for Music Experiment (CME). It was housed in the building that had been the bowling alley when the campus was originally a military base. A lot of the technology and techniques we now take for granted in making music on the computer were developed there. Grad students were creating some of the first digital recording, sequencing, and algorithmic composition software, and you couldn't hardly walk into the place without running into a Pulitzer Prize winning composer working on his next piece.
