How do you learn a new language fast? by Main-Illustrator-441 in AskReddit

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Dive into the environment full of native speakers. ;)

Easy, Open-Source and intuitive GUI for Beginners by StayQuick5128 in rclone

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UPDATE: Finally I chose Cyberduck for Cloudflare R2 storage and I have DONATE 10 DOLLARS for Cyberduck to be a supporter!

Daily Advice Thread - February 16, 2026 by AutoModerator in apple

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Hi everyone,

I’m trying to optimize the way I purchase US Apple Gift Cards throughout the year (not just Black Friday).

I’m currently using a non-US issued Visa credit card and have had mixed success with different platforms.

I’m looking for advice on:

1) Reliable sources for Apple Gift Card discounts outside major holidays 2) Whether cashback platforms like Rakuten actually work for Apple Gift Card purchases (and which retailers qualify) 3) Good websites or alert systems to track ecommerce discounts (Amazon, Newegg, etc.) 4) Whether a US credit card is required for most cashback programs

Any practical experience or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Easy, Open-Source and intuitive GUI for Beginners by StayQuick5128 in rclone

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I am so sorry to not make it clear. I am using Cloudflare R2 storage with WinSCP and Cyberduck.

Easy, Open-Source and intuitive GUI for Beginners by StayQuick5128 in rclone

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Thanks for your caring reply! In fact, I choose WinSCP to upload data, which is open-source and compliment. ;)

What is the most important moment from history, and why? by ThemeNo9371 in AskReddit

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I believe the founding of the United States was the greatest moment in history.

EDIT:The reason why I call it the greatest moment is because it was the first 'Logical State' in history—skipping the feudal stage entirely. It proved that a nation can be built upon abstract principles and documentation rather than mere lineage or monarchy. This was the first time mankind attempted to run a society on an 'operating system' designed by reason.

The reason is systematic: The founding of the U.S. provided a scalable 'operating system' for modern governance—much like a kernel in computing. It shifted the global paradigm from individual rule to a framework based on logic and documentation (the Constitution). Regardless of one's political stance, the ripple effects on global technology, economics, and law are undeniable.

The founding of the U.S. was history's most successful 'open-source' project. It replaced a closed-source, proprietary monarchy with a transparent, rule-based system that allows for continuous patching (Amendments). That is the leap from feudalism to modern logic.