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This met and exceeded my expectations from the podcast. I need the Hackers table.

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Stellar soundboard work, holy shit.

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Unofficial Six Crazy Frights let's goooooooo

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@lyndbako: Not sure if being sarcastic (apologies if so), but I believe they were referring to Proteus.

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@turboman: However, consider that in this puzzle they already know the last three numbers, and the nature of the puzzle is such that no number can be used twice.

So there are 7 possible numbers, twice, so 7^2 = 49. However, within that set no number can be used twice, so remove the 7 "doubles" from within that, and our final answer is 42 - unless I'm dumb and have missed something out.