THE CACHE IS NOT AT THE ABOVE COORDINATES!
In 1994 Vladimir Kramnik and Garry Kasparov were embroiled in a
classic chess match in Munich, Germany. Back and forth it went,
with Kasparov sacrificing his queen in an unusual strategy. As the
suspense and tensions rose, Kramnik was ready to try to find a
winner for the match with an alternative approach.
"Garry! We are getting close to a stalemate. I propose that we
settle this via a method that will be an equal mental challenge to
this chess match." said Kramnik. "What do you have in mind?" asked
Kasparov. "I have hidden a small container which contains a small
piece of paper for you to sign once you locate it." replied
Kramnik. "Sounds easy enough!" replied Kasparov. "Not so fast
Garry! The location of this container is contained in the following
string of letters. You must figure out how to decode the string and
find the location of the container. If you can decode the letters
and find the location of the container, I will concede this match.
If not, you must concede the match to me." said Kramnik. Always
interested in a challenge, Kasparov replied "I accept your offer.
Let's have a look!"
Kasparov took a look at the string of letters and then returned
to his study of the chessboard to determine his next move. After
five minutes of intense focus, Kasparov announced "Vladimir, I am a
grandmaster of chess and I have figured out the location of your
hidden container. But perhaps more importantly, I have figured out
your weakness in this match and therefore - Checkmate!"
Your task is to decode the string of letters above and find the
location of the hidden container. All you have to do is think like
a chess grandmaster!