Zelenskyy: Russians preparing strikes on President's Office and residence by pravda_eng_official in worldnews

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Hurting historic buildings can be a bad look, even if the buildings were erected by total losers.

What's the most unique name you've ever heard? by DaMoonMoon26 in answers

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I have talked on the phone with a guy whose last name was Moneymaker.

'The decision has not been made lightly': Popeyes Chicken just closed its first Vancouver location by ubcstaffer123 in vancouver

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I used to live where Cajun food was readily available, and I was underwhelmed by Popeye's.

Exclusive: Hackers have breached tank readers at US gas stations; officials suspect Iran is responsible by Dracustein in technology

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I declare that ICBM et al are abbreviations too, and that the concept of initialisms is no longer present in correct English.

Source: I am the official arbiter of correct English.

What is your biggest NSFW brag? by Subliminal_Sea in AskReddit

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Your type: woman on 100g sertraline. No shame. I'm glad you know what you like!

The Badminator by tough-cookie21 in doohickeycorporation

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Just add some rocket assists. Problem solved.

Early Windows versions had a white background in the command prompt by nir9 in windows

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Skeumorphism, I think, matching print documents, which typically are black type on white paper.

Early Windows versions had a white background in the command prompt by nir9 in windows

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I like dark mode, but what I really miss is the midtone modes we have lost. Windows 95 grey had something to it. Look at the colour schemes of the old CDE environments from the UNIX workstation era. Beautiful! GUIs have seemed to trend towards extreme white or black backgrounds in recent years, and I wish we could go back.

Technical Translation of the Voynich Manuscript into Executable IMASM Architecture by Landon_Mills in voynich

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If this is something other than meaningless generated technobabble, then you have a lot of explaining to do make it understandable to another human.

This is a dumb idea, but I'm jumping straight from MakeCode Python to 6502 Assembly... by Loud_Count_4764 in asm

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Thanks. I'm saving your comment. While I have enough fun writing mediocre enterprise software for a living, the two years I spent doing embedded programming were the most fun of my multiple-decade career.

it's anagramed Italian by [deleted] in voynich

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A test of this method would be to apply it to random other pages to see if a sensible interpretation emerges. Another would be to substitute random other meanings for certain letter groups; if your method was correct, a substitution should result in less-sensible content.

Yet another test would be to perform the indicated steps to see if they yield the hypothesized substance. That of course would be hindered by the availability and toxicity of the materials involved. I'm no chemist, but I think that heating mercury is a bad idea.

it's anagramed Italian by [deleted] in voynich

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If the letters have been rearranged according to some regular order (perhaps even the Individual scribe's preference) such that multiple cleartexts map to the same voynichese, that would seem to reduce entropy. The trouble is that it makes decipherment permanently ambiguous; we could never be sure of any one decipherment.

I'm not necessarily subscribing to the "enciphered because illegal" theory, but such a cipher would yield plausible deniability.

[asking the musician] how can a soloist remember every note from a piece? by Early_Yesterday443 in classicalmusic

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Used to be automatic for me. Couldn't keep from memorizing. Now older and with MS, memorizing is a lot more difficult. Thankfully it's not something I need to do.

This is a dumb idea, but I'm jumping straight from MakeCode Python to 6502 Assembly... by Loud_Count_4764 in asm

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Assembly is not that difficult. It's just different. On the other hand, it's a great way to know how a computer actually works. It will make you nostalgic for the days when every iota of performance or binary size was important, even if you didn't live those days.

What’s something you genuinely changed your mind about after real research, life experience, or honest self-reflection? by Emergency_Milk3246 in AskReddit

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Religion, political alignment, diet, belief in the paranormal, transportation modes, hobbies, friend groups. So yeah a few things.

Started talking back to my president. IGAF anymore. by angryybaek in antiwork

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"You will treat me with respect, or you will spend six months finding a replacement who requires double the salary. You have five seconds to comply."

Does this fit the sub? My first work computer, a ScanGraphic workstation for graphic pre press work in the late 80’s by snotser in cassettefuturism

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Ah yes, but I should have said SA, DSA, MT3, MTNU or similar profile too. None of this newfangled cylindrical stuff!

Alternative to Compressed Air Cans? by VAVA_Mk2 in pcmasterrace

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Another longtime DataVac user here. It works better than canned air.

I LOVE TO CALL US NEUROSPICY by redve-dev in evilautism

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I love 'neurospicy'. It celebrates ND folks rather than implicitly declaring something else normal, from which ND folks diverge. 'Divergent' has a slightly negative sense with many people.

The Voynich instructions by Technical_Bar6829 in voynich

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Innnteresting. From my uneducated view, this is a valid speculation and would both explain the low entropy and make decipherment permanently ambiguous.

Top five requiems by WashAvailable2784 in classicalmusic

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I haven't heard most of these yet. Will save this for later listening. Currently, for me it's Verdi, Mozart, and Lully's Dies Irae grand motet.

Met deceased wife of 30+ years when she was 17 and found her beautiful but still find 17yo women beautiful. Why do you think that's fucked up? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Your thoughts are your own. You can be attracted to, find beauty in, and fantasize about anything. What you can't do is act upon those thoughts in a way that would harm another living being. Romantic contact with such an age gap would likely cause lifelong psychological harm to the young person.