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Nice one, bump

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I never got to solve this, I wonder what did I miss...

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I didn't know about thumbnails and used the "wrong" EXIF viewer. Well, good to know 👍

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Oh nice to see I have been close to the solution at least. I have extracted the first thumbnail and also checked exif data and hex dump and stuff on it but I didn't realize that I needed to go deeper :D Nice puzzle though

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Nice. I started off thinking you hid something in color data. When that didn't pan out (and you confirmed it), I realized the file size was too large for a one-pixel image. Sadly couldn't find the way to decode it before I turned in last night. Great puzzle as always though!

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Yeah, it's a good practice to create the same image yourself and compare the size in this case. When I created 1x1 png with the same color it turned out to be 5 times smaller, so I knew there was more to the original picture

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Yep. Apparently a single colored pixel should take about 24 bytes, so 4 kb was pretty telling when I finally noticed. Same as Dog though, I just didn't find the right exif viewer and ended up passing over the correct answer. Oh well.

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Learned something new from the solution. Thought the color data was important. Otherwise clearly there was something more in the pixel, but I didn't know what to do with that hunch besides the zip file trick.

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Thanks for providing the solutions to the puzzles. I got to the point of finding the thumbnail that says "There is no GA", but was stuck from there. I never thought of checking the thumbnail for more data.

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