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Image 1 — I recently came across these photos of my completed UCS Imperial Star Destroyer and thought I’d share them here. It was one of the most enjoyable LEGO builds I’ve done, and the finished model still has an incredible presence.
Image 2 — I recently came across these photos of my completed UCS Imperial Star Destroyer and thought I’d share them here. It was one of the most enjoyable LEGO builds I’ve done, and the finished model still has an incredible presence.
Image 3 — I recently came across these photos of my completed UCS Imperial Star Destroyer and thought I’d share them here. It was one of the most enjoyable LEGO builds I’ve done, and the finished model still has an incredible presence.
Image 4 — I recently came across these photos of my completed UCS Imperial Star Destroyer and thought I’d share them here. It was one of the most enjoyable LEGO builds I’ve done, and the finished model still has an incredible presence.
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I recently came across these photos of my completed UCS Imperial Star Destroyer and thought I’d share them here. It was one of the most enjoyable LEGO builds I’ve done, and the finished model still has an incredible presence.

u/VehicleFar6725 — 1 day ago
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Where can I ask about a lost early-2000s hacking puzzle website called HackQuest?

I’m looking for a subreddit where I can ask about an old early-2000s web puzzle / hacking challenge site called HackQuest.

It had interactive levels, web puzzles, Java/class challenges, and step-by-step hacking-style educational tasks. It was used as a university assignment around 20 years ago.

I’m trying to find people who remember it, old mirrors, screenshots, backups, walkthrough indexes, or archived files.

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u/VehicleFar6725 — 3 days ago