ROT13 is enough for anybody :-)

Nothing was stolen from the shop, but $100 was stolen from The Register: Sci/Tech News for the World[^] (Although how One managed that I do not know!)

Keep it simple and traditional: DeltayMcDeltaface

Not in binary ;-)

Ooh, I worked this out the easy way: count them... 14 1s and 9 0s. Easy!

Consider these by the length of the number we have 4 groups. 1-9 10-99 100-999 1000-1000 In the first three groups we only need to consider the first digit, the remaining digits will have an identical number of every digit 0-9, as they cover the complete range. In the final group there is only one number, so it is trivial. Group 1 adds 1 of 1-9. Group 2 adds 10 of 1-9. Group 3 adds 100 of 1-9. Group 4 adds 1 of 1 and 3 of 0. This makes 1 the most common (by 1) and 0 the least common.

Yep, same thinking I had. Looks solid to me :-)

Daylight saving causing jet-lag?

What is this supposed to be testing? Programming ability or knowledge of C# / C++ / whatever other language share this syntax? It looks like this is trying to testing the latter and is not hugely usefull. If you can get the correct answer then that is great, if not then that does not mean anything. If this is testing for programming language knowledge then this is potentially usefull. (and yes, I can work this out - assuming the correct answer is 0x5555AAAA.)