Nut Sort Puzzle: Color Sorting

This game combines color sorting with nut disassembly. You need to tap on a bolt, remove the nut above it, and then move it to an empty bolt or a nut of the same color. Some bolts have color restrictions, one-way movement, or unlock conditions, so you can't just look at the immediate color matching. You also need to plan your move order in advance to avoid getting stuck.

Recording a game I played before Lots of hidden quests It's a puzzle game where you group circles of the same color together Not difficult, and not many ads You can find a way to turn them off

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There are timed mission rewards, and hidden missions with decent rewards. No time limit, not too difficult, and when you get stuck, watching ads increases your nuts, helping you pass. Personally, I think it's just okay, not particularly fun, a bit boring, just nuts, so I wasn't very serious about it. It's just that the colors are different. There are no different changing images or graphics, and the background is monotonous.

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From my side to your side: The train conductor is really nice~ Woman takes photos on the train until the doors close! Then demands to reopen them, 'delaying departure' How old are you to be so ignorant? When you take a train, you should get on quickly. What are you taking pictures for? This resulted in a brainless mistake and delayed other passengers' precious time. It's very wrong for a mother to make such a mistake and set a bad example for her child.

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There was a news story these past few days about Dr. Su Yifeng, who was measuring blood sugar and blood pressure at the Ketai Boulevard hunger strike site, being reported by citizens for violating the Physician Act for performing medical services without prior approval, potentially facing a fine of 20,000 to 100,000 NTD. Councilors and candidates present at the scene came out in support, saying "it was just assisting with blood pressure and blood sugar measurements" and "there were no other medical activities on site," and also claimed "measuring blood sugar is already explicitly defined as not a medical act." As a physician, I want to clarify this matter. This is because there's a concept that many people misunderstand. First, whether measuring blood sugar constitutes a medical act depends on the purpose, not the measurement itself. According to the interpretations of the health authorities, a medical act is defined as "examination, diagnosis, and treatment for the purpose of treating, correcting, or preventing human diseases, injuries, or disabilities," or prescriptions, medication administration, procedures, or treatments performed for the purpose of treatment based on the results of examination and diagnosis. Therefore, when individuals measure their blood sugar at home, it is not a medical act. The demonstration of pricking a finger when pharmacies sell blood glucose meters has also been interpreted by the authorities as falling within the scope of selling medical devices. However, if a person, clearly acting in the capacity of a physician, measures for the purpose of examination and diagnosis, and makes clinical judgments and treatment recommendations based on the results, then it falls under the definition of a medical act. Saying "measuring blood sugar is already explicitly defined as not a medical act" is a very imprecise conclusion. Second, the key to this matter is actually not about pricking the finger.

Taiwan's legal system is truly bizarre. Many regulations are completely unknown to the public. If it's legislation, shouldn't the detailed rules, amendments, or basis for legislation be published? Shouldn't the legislative body announce and set an implementation date? Why use it like a legal trap, letting people step into it and get fined to establish authority? Moreover, many regulations are implemented directly without explanation, and they frequently change, leaving people confused. Enforcement is also completely arrogant and chaotic, with frequent blunders, wasting administrative resources on pointless activities. Citizens are exhausted, wasting money and time, only increasing confrontation between the government and the people, throwing national laws and household rules into disarray. It's truly a chaotic world. So, shouldn't they just issue an official document to mandate that manufacturers remove it from new vehicles, to avoid fines? What kind of logic is it to fine for this too? The parking space is just that big, just park within the lines, right? The rearview mirror exceeding the white line incurs a fine? Should we carry a spirit level every time we go out to measure, to avoid being fined?