Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.) - Revision history

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	==References==		==References==
	* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.		* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.
	* "Shall we play a game" is a reference to the ~~1983~~ movie {{wikipedia\|WarGames}}		* "Shall we play a game" is a reference to the movie {{wikipedia\|WarGames}}.

2010-09-29T20:32:43Z

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	* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.		* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.
			* "Shall we play a game" is a reference to the 1983 movie {{wikipedia\|WarGames}}

2010-05-08T18:26:43Z

Notes

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	* Meditation codes always start with "f" followed by a digit ~~(so far 0-8 were observed). This is~~ followed by a seemingly ~~meaningless~~ sequence of 2-7 digits and letters. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.		* Meditation codes always start with "f", followed by a digit, followed by a seemingly random sequence of 2-7 digits and letters. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.
	* Error types are numbers, either negative or positive. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.		* Error types are numbers, either negative or positive. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.
	* Ports are positive numbers. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.		* Ports are positive numbers. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.

2010-05-05T06:42:34Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Meditation codes always start with "f" followed by a digit (so far 1-8 were observed). This is followed by a seemingly meaningless sequence of 2-7 digits and letters. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.		* Meditation codes always start with "f" followed by a digit (so far 0-8 were observed). This is followed by a seemingly meaningless sequence of 2-7 digits and letters. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.
	* Error types are numbers, either negative or positive. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.		* Error types are numbers, either negative or positive. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.
	* Ports are positive numbers. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.		* Ports are positive numbers. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.

	==References==		==References==
	* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.		* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.

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 ==Notes==
 * Meditation codes always start with "f" followed by a digit (so far 1-8 were observed). This is followed by a seemingly meaningless sequence of 2-7 digits and letters. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)|talk page]] for examples.
+* Error types are numbers, either negative or positive. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)|talk page]] for examples.
 ==References==
 * A {{wikipedia|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia|Star Trek}} universe.

2010-05-05T06:25:18Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Meditation codes always start with "f" followed by a digit (so far 1~~-2,4~~-8 were observed). This is followed by a seemingly meaningless sequence of 2-7 digits and letters. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.		* Meditation codes always start with "f" followed by a digit (so far 1-8 were observed). This is followed by a seemingly meaningless sequence of 2-7 digits and letters. See [[Talk:Shall We Play A Game? (A.R.F.)\|talk page]] for examples.

	==References==		==References==
	* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.		* A {{wikipedia\|warp core}} is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the {{wikipedia\|Star Trek}} universe.