An ASCII thing.

My mind is full of fuck

wtf?

I know ASCII and this doesn't make any sense to me

I have no idea what I'm reading.

EDIT: Okay, I actually get part of it. It's awkward and pretty unlikely that anyone will get this, but hey. I can try.

fuck, i never understand these encoding decoding puzzles >.<

Interesting, I think I know what to do. Now if only I weren't so lazy. :-] Thanks!

(Oh man, why did I have to forget everything I knew about constrained programming in Prolog...)

Just to make sure:

451 477 449 343 449

449 comes twice, this is intended or is it a typo?

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Thanks for the puzzle, but I feel the numbers needs to be changed first.. no idea what I'm doing X.x

AzureKyte has written the easiest part, the hardest part is to put the numbers in a grid correctly, like in a sudoku puzzle. I've put some lines together, but I'm too lazy to finish it and check. You also have to convert the dec values to hex to form a correct CD key template, I guess. So gl guys.

I'll try it but please tell me it's not Lucid or Faerie Solitaire x5...

i think you'd be proud of the Google spreadsheet i've made... it even makes the URLs for me! :P
but i still haven't solved it yet and dunno if i'll have time... i shoulda written a program instead of the spreadsheet, I think.

first puzzle where i know what to do xD but im too lazy now :P

meh too easy solving now

scratch that... not that easy but solving
... aaand am stuck ...

aaand unstucked by edit 3

u wrote "Ends around 6:40pm 9th April." -- but what time zone? I'd appreciate the answer, because I'm too lazy now to solve ur "puzzle" ;)

I've solved it, everything adds up to what it's supposed to but none of the codes are valid. So it would appear that there are multiple solutions or you've made a mistake somewhere when you made it.

Yeah this is VERY hard.

You haven't defined enough parameters - multiple valid solutions exist. I've found a few that solve the conditions given fine but do not yield valid codes (even ignoring the order 2 degeneracy from the columns). Ah, the joys of linear algebra...

man, it is like solving sudoku without any numbers in the grid....

btw can u solve it urself with only one letter?

I don't think you realize how hard this is..

Looks tough, but I'll give it a a go, thanks.

Not close to solving it, but liking this. Nice puzzle :)

Thanks for the puzzle :)
Not close to solving it but trying.

I have 1488 possible combinations. LOL

you know.... crap this i got work tomorow
500k+ possible possitions

871 = S
but it makes no sense