Matthew Scroggs

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Short answer: They're the pieces for a new puzzle-a-day style calendar that I found on which it isn't possible to display fake days like 31 September. Long answer at chalkdustmagazine.com/regulars/on-....

On the cover: A new puzzle every day - Chalkdust

Matthew Scroggs puts polyominoes inside polygons

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Matthew Scroggs@mscroggs.co.uk · 4mo ago

Issue 23 of @chalkdustmag.bsky.social comes out on Monday. I did the maths for what's on the cover and I'm very excited about it being released. Without the back cover, it's not obvious what the pieces on the front are for. Any guesses?

The cover of Chalkdust issue 23. It features 9 pieces: one tetromino (the T block from Tetris), five pentominoes and three hexominoes. The art is done to look like a retro video game.

If a description of the ship of Theseus has had every reference to the ship of Theseus replaced with a reference to Trigger's broom, is it still a description of the ship of Theseus?