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Originally Posted by Tim Ayers
If you don't currently, do daily puzzles. The New York Times has free ones you can get on an app on your phone. For some, you really need think about it to solve or not (on bad days). Keeping the brain working is crucial to keeping it in tip top shape.
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Since we are going way off topic (What was the topic? I've forgotten). I am a fan of the NYT Sudokus. The only problem with them is you can only access today's puzzles.
I found a site that has the NYT easy, medium and hard sudokus. I will add a link. If you look carefully at the address in the link it has a date and the word hard.
Once you click on the link you can then edit the date to any date in the last couple of years. I've been doing a lot of these and just work my backwards and forwards because even if I have done it before I have forgotten when I try it again.
Here is the link for todays hard NYT Sudoku:
https://sudokupad.app/nyt/20260605hard
It's free and you don't need to sign up for anything. I've been using it for at least a year with no problems.
I use it on my desktop. I think it would work on other devices too.
Mart.