MAJOR Logs
65536 — the size of one port space: TCP has 65536 ports (0–65535) and UDP has its own separate 65536, because the port field in each header is 16 bits. More generally, the range of a 16-bit unsigned integer.
Chunk 65536 → 65 · 53 · 6 → shell · lamb · shoe: a lamb and a shoe tuck...
Q PEG 4 — what is the single-digit peg word?
arrow — the one coded sound is /r/ = 4.
The vowels and w are free and the double "rr" is a single /r/ = 4. Picture a feathered arrow in flight.
Q PEG 5 — what is the single-digit peg word?
owl — the one coded sound is /l/ = 5.
The vowels are free, leaving /l/ = 5. Picture a wide-eyed owl on a branch.
Q PEG 6 — what is the single-digit peg word?
shoe — the one coded sound is /sh/ = 6.
The vowels are free, leaving /sh/ = 6 (the "sh" sound is one of the soft-6 group). Picture a single shoe.
Q PEG 7 — what is the single-digit peg word?
cow — the one coded sound is hard /k/ = 7.
The hard c = /k/ = 7; the ow is a free vowel + w. Picture a cow — recall that K, the 7-sound, looks like two 7s.
Q PEG 0 — what is the single-digit peg word?
ace — the one coded sound is /s/ = 0.
The vowels are free; the c in "ace" is a soft /s/, which is a 0. Picture the ace of spades — the single card that beats the rest.
Q PEG 8 — what is the single-digit peg word?
ivy — the one coded sound is /v/ = 8.
The vowels and y are free, leaving /v/ = 8. Picture ivy climbing a wall; the cursive f/v shape loops like a figure-8.
Q PEG 1 — what is the single-digit peg word?
tie — the one coded sound is /t/ = 1.
The vowels are free, leaving /t/ = 1. Picture a single silk tie hanging straight down like the digit 1.
Q PEG 9 — what is the single-digit peg word?
bee — the one coded sound is /b/ = 9.
The vowels are free, leaving /b/ = 9. Picture a buzzing bee — a 9 mirrors a P/b.
Q PEG 2 — what is the single-digit peg word?
hen — the one coded sound is /n/ = 2.
The h is free, so only /n/ = 2 counts. Picture a hen with her two legs, or two eggs beneath her.