WSO FOSW April 28th 2016....Again - Hint 1 - Solved

[U G Leander]

Sorry for being late, the first attempt was in the moderation queue, and afterwards I deleted it accidently :^) Here we go: a short and precise one: 1E19 (4) Hint 1: a short and precise one Answer: UNUM (latin for "one", and a new floating point numberformat suggested to IEEE)

[Staffan Bruun]

PIPE?

[U G Leander]

Nope, 0B 0W

[Staffan Bruun]

Hmm... 1E19 = 10 ^ 19 = 10 * 10 ^18 = 10 exa 10 = X => XEXA? (OK it doesn't work with PIPE being 0B0W, :sigh: )

[U G Leander]

Wow, your thoughts are too complicated! It's more like a template, nothing which can be translated the way you are trying to do it ;) 0B 0W

[HobbyProggy]

DUDE ... ah, no it's without E so DUDY

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[U G Leander]

0B 1W It's getting closer! :-D

[Staffan Bruun]

UNUM?

[U G Leander]

Tada! Well done, it's your turn tomorrow!

[Lost User]

UNUM is not Latin for one: Latin Numbers 1-100 | Latin Language Blog[^].

[U G Leander]

Got that information from here: Unum (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[^]

[Lost User]

Context is all.

[U G Leander]

Agreed. ūnus, ūna, ūnum (masculine, feminine, neuter) I don't see how it is out of context in this case...