
Three-Year Semaphore Puzzle at Adobe HQ Solved, Revealing Botticelli Rose
A looping semaphore puzzle atop Adobe's San Jose headquarters, created by Ben Rubin, was solved after three years by software engineer Brian Vincent; the four-circle animation encodes the colors of a Botticelli rose from Birth of Venus, making it the third entry in the San Jose Semaphore series that previously included The Crying of Lot 49 and Neil Armstrong's audio. Adobe plans a new semaphore puzzle with a two-year Creative Cloud subscription for the first solver.













