Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 30mMilestones, according to AI. I was thinking: milestones, or warnings like "road narrows", or "don't fall into ditch" (wondered if the middle word was "fossa"). 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 32mIf you died and had the choice to be reincarnated as anyone selected at random from all the people who have ever lived, or staying dead, which would you choose? Decodex 2026-10-14 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Time: 0:47 Play here: playdecodex.complaydecodex.comDecodex – A Daily Cryptogram Puzzle GameDecode a quote a day! Play the daily cryptogram at playdecodex.com. 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 36m1. Clanker says milestones 2. I tried "eat" and "sit", and that makes the 3rd word likely to be "tibi" 3. That leaves me with STT. or ETT. for the last word. Neither is a word. 4. Stumped 🏏 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 42mWell done! Yes that did make it a bit trickier if you didn't remember their names (I probably wouldn't have either). 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 23hToday's bonus puzzle is from Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll: CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗? tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i... #emojigramtonylarch.github.ioThe result has been copied to your clipboard. After sharing it, press CLOSE and create a new puzzle! 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 23hI can't see any way to make the last word fit with the others, especially the first! Need another hint. 200
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 23hCertainly easier than anything one might find by the roadside! Decodex 2026-10-13 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Time: 1:18 Play here: playdecodex.complaydecodex.comDecodex – A Daily Cryptogram Puzzle GameDecode a quote a day! Play the daily cryptogram at playdecodex.com. 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026People being crucified? Anyway gotta go now, will try again later :) 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026OK context: something an emperor might be fond of saying. 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026I'm still struggling with that one :) Can you tell me which person the subjunctive is? 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026Both are third person plural present subjunctive. The middle word is a temporal conjunction. 300
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026It's in Latin, and a good example of how concise you can be with subjunctives. 200
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026Of course it can be very concise as well. Famous quotation below (not sure of the original author you probably know 😂) CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗? tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i... #emojigramtonylarch.github.ioThe result has been copied to your clipboard. After sharing it, press CLOSE and create a new puzzle! 200
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026Or Cicero whose sentences sometimes go on for several pages 😂 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026I probably should impose a character limit yes. There isn't officially one for URLs but about 2000 characters seems to be a sensible maximum according to AI searches. 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026Nice bodge! I just hope the heat from that exhaust manifold isn't too much for the zip ties. 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026The title and author (and who set the puzzle) would be nice but I think I'd need to start using a server to store things. It's too much to squeeze into the long URL. If I did use a server we could also have leaderboards and streaks and things. 210
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026Well I made it confusing :) Always the difficulty with this kind of software. If only everyone had stuck with UNIX all along. 010
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026you will get the time in there as well. That seems more logical. 200
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026Now you mention it I see that is a bit confusing. As soon as you've done it the time (and the link to the puzzle) goes into the clipboard. But if you then hit SHARE it replaces the contents of the clipboard with just the link but no time 🤦. I guess I could make it so that if you've solved it... 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026From The Tale of Two Bad Mice by Potter. @lightacandle.bsky.social @phyllida.bsky.social CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗? tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i... #emojigram 221
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 12/10/2026Decodex 2026-10-12 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Time: 3:24 Play here: playdecodex.com Tricky one! Bonus puzzle follows...playdecodex.comDecodex – A Daily Cryptogram Puzzle GameDecode a quote a day! Play the daily cryptogram at playdecodex.com. 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 11/10/2026A bit delayed because I had a "false friend" letter that wasn't right :) I SOLVED THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗! Puzzle solved in 06:55 (total elapsed 07:31) tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i...tonylarch.github.ioThe result has been copied to your clipboard. After sharing it, press CLOSE and create a new puzzle! 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 11/10/2026Great quote! I had forgotten about Greene 😊 I SOLVED THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗! Puzzle solved in 02:04 (total elapsed 02:19) tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i...tonylarch.github.ioThe result has been copied to your clipboard. After sharing it, press CLOSE and create a new puzzle! 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 11/10/2026😂 I SOLVED THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗! Puzzle solved in 01:25 (total elapsed 01:34) tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i...tonylarch.github.ioThe result has been copied to your clipboard. After sharing it, press CLOSE and create a new puzzle! 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 11/10/2026I guessed that wrong a few times-- HOW, WHY, then AND, but it turned out that was close enough. 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 11/10/2026Nicely written, yes :) VSS the way in for me. Decodex 2026-10-11 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Time: 0:57 Play here: playdecodex.complaydecodex.comDecodex – A Daily Cryptogram Puzzle GameDecode a quote a day! Play the daily cryptogram at playdecodex.com. 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 10/10/2026From The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. @phyllida.bsky.social @lightacandle.bsky.social CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗? tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i... #emojigramtonylarch.github.ioThe result has been copied to your clipboard. After sharing it, press CLOSE and create a new puzzle! 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 10/10/2026At least it was a fairly easy one today :) Got in with the first two words. Decodex 2026-10-10 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Time: 0:54 Play here: playdecodex.complaydecodex.comDecodex – A Daily Cryptogram Puzzle GameDecode a quote a day! Play the daily cryptogram at playdecodex.com. 020
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026🤯 I think the only prose we really read much of was Cicero but also we did some of the cena trimalchionis, which was really interesting. A completely different and rarely seen side of the culture. On the Greek prose side we read some Plato which is very beautifully written. 010
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026Probably but I didn't pay any attention not knowing anything about them except they all wrote prose we had to somehow decipher 😀 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026@phyllida.bsky.social @lightacandle.bsky.social Another one from The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupéry (but in English). CAN YOU SOLVE THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗? tonylarch.github.io/cryptogram/i... #emojigram 121
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026Decodex 2026-10-09 🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢🟢 Time: 0:52 Play here: playdecodex.com Quite a 🦆💸 one today I'm afraid :) @phyllida.bsky.socialplaydecodex.comDecodex – A Daily Cryptogram Puzzle GameDecode a quote a day! Play the daily cryptogram at playdecodex.com. 000
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026It wouldn't help me though as I only know Tacitus from doing "unseens" 😂 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026Yes looked down on a bit I think. But I like his lighter touch. Also I think he mostly just wrote in relatively hexameters and elegiac couplets instead of showing off all the time like Horace :) 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026AI is always very encouraging, don't take it too seriously 😂 But I'm sure it is very appreciative of the training you're giving it. 110
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 09/10/2026I SOLVED THE 🤗 EM🍩JIGRAM 🤗! Puzzle solved in 06:24 (total elapsed 06:38) Got a bit delayed because I had intellexit instead of intellegit! The single letter word could only have been one thing from the great orator 😂 010
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 08/10/2026as well as the author. But there are no rules! Depends how easy it is. 100
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 08/10/2026Not a prof of anything but did do a bit of Latin and Greek a long time ago :) Yes it doesn't support Greek... for now 😈. We could manage without accents and I guess without even breathings or iota subscripts. I don't think they had those on inscriptions? Yes I think it's fair to give the work... 210
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 08/10/2026It still says 48 seconds so no harm done. I think it did something like that with me too... Will look into it. I think it should also give the link to the original puzzle with the "I SOLVED IT" thing. Anyway well done, I thought it would be obvious from the first 3 words :) 010
Tony Larch @tonylarch.bsky.social · 08/10/2026Yes that's what I thought :) The partitive genitive quite easy because we say "part of x" in English which isn't exactly a genitive but similar. Abl of comparison I suppose a bit like the way we say "different from", even though we'd use "than" for aere perennius. 110
