typing exit in the terminal does this

bash-4.4$ exit

exit
exit
3338241147603780238248786938107867350016489922013403739812786768782254742117160331044416747901

not sure why

then running long to bytes on the number reveals the flag

Flag:flag{sometimes_it_is_best_to_step_away}

We simply need to unswirl this image, using a site such as

I personally used an angle of 900% which gave me the flag perfectly readably.

Flag:flag{whirlpool_in_a_cinch}

legit cat the file cyber chef go brrr

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Flag:flag{wow_you_hit_a_homerun_and_really_ran_the_bases_there}

go to sitemap.xml, b64 decode then b58 decode

Flag: flag{yellow_is_the_imp0ster}

So you have an ez bake oven, go to the cookies tab and start baking.

after this, decode the base 64 of the cookie, and then edit it to a date that has passed over 5 days ago, make sure to use mm/dd/yyyy format, then base64 encode this, and then change the cookie for the site to your new base64 encoded cookie.

Flag: flag{you_are_the_master_baker}

int(eval(compile('print open("flag.txt", "r").readlines()', '<string>', 'exec')) or 0)

go brrrrr

Flag:flag{we_are_saved_from_py2_k}

This was kinda guessy imo but anyway

strings harp.jpg | less

then i scrolled loads hoping i would see something good and found a long list of chars:

HDNR6GFf
6LLIJK9l
18NL1HWa
GCU85U5g
RQ9CGTH{
T47Y9SUt
2SKZJOBh
H06K09Ze
3BWV54X_
C1VY4EIh
GO0DK9Ua
ZZLVBMZr
8CK8FTGp
TNDQURH_
CEHGS41i

like this but longer, looking at the last char we assemble the flag together

flag: flag{the_harp_instrument_has_vertical_strings}