No answers to the problems themselves, but some things that are useful for many of the problems.
A small template for making treasure hunts!
A treasure hunt of this style goes like this:
- The user finds a clue somewhere in the real world, with a link.
- The link takes them to the first html page of the hunt, that has a riddle on it!
- They solve the riddle, type in the answer, and get a clue for an object in the real world
- They go looking for the next real-world item, which comes with another link...
A single html page (with inline javascript) that allows the user to convert a positive integer between any (positive) bases with arbitrary precision and pretty good performance.
This utility generates random nonsensical (but usually pronouncable) words based on a large input file.
Project Gutenberg provides excellent source material.
Here is an example of the output:
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