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Douglas Troy

Nirosh wrote:

the color picker

well, that's better than the Nose Picker.

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Tim Deveaux

I think this is what you get if you tie up a bunch of Froot Loops in bubble wrap and microwave it.

Nirosh

Douglas Troy wrote:

Nose Picker

haha.. It depends on whose nose he is picking.. as long as picker picks his nose, should feel good :laugh:

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Michael Dunn

A flattened hypercube? :) (I'd just call it a hexagon.)

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Nirosh

It is not a cube (it is not three dimensional) .. it is more like a hexagonal beehive

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Dan Neely

It's a hex grid.

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GuyThiebaut

it's a hexagon(hexagon) :-D

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Um...is this a trick question? Count the sides, it's a hexagon. This however is a hexapus[^]...

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Hans Dietrich

No trick. Do you see the cube? One of the vertices is the exact center of the hexagon - visualize lines running from the center out to the six corners that are visible.

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pmtprogrammer

hex-hive? hexagon + hive. :)

Mustafa Ismail Mustafa

Hexamid? As in a Hexagonal Pyramid? I can't see it as "cube" in shape but I can easily see how it forms like a pyramid of sorts. And if memory serves, such structures are called Octahedrons(not too sure about the spelling) because of the fact that the structure has eight faces, or a Hexagonal Pyramid as such: Clickety[^] (yes in the image it pinnacles to a sharp point, but you can cut it off so that its hexagonal :) )

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Steve Mayfield

this article[^] uses the term "ColorComb"

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That's a simple optical illusion, I see it as primarily 2 dimensional.

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Hans Dietrich

Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:

Hexagonal Pyramid?

That's not exactly what I see. Please take a look here: http://www.codeproject.com/script/Membership/Uploads/15759/color2.png[^] I have drawn lines on the image to indicate the cube edges.

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Todd Smith

Kind of similar no? color cube[^]

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Andy Brummer

It's a hexagon. If you look at a cube from the right perspective the outline is a hexagon too, so it could be a cube.

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Maidomax

Yes, that's what I'd say.

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NormDroid

Good answer.

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