Logic Gate🤓

Two years ago, I had just 3,000 YouTube subscribers, creating niche reverse engineering + assembly programming content. I thought most people wouldn't be interested. Last night, I just passed 200,000 subscribers. People assume it’s a large production. It’s actually just me,

You can do the same chart for length of email signature.

15 August 1945 - Japan Sub-Lieutenant Fred Hockley RNVR, a Seafire pilot who had been shot down that day, is taken to the mountains near the town of Ichinomiya. It is now nine hours since Emporer Hirohito announced Japan's surrender... 1/7

Despite the Emporer's broadcast, Major Hirano Noboru, the divisional chief of staff gave the order to dispose of the prisoner and Fred was taken to hastily prepared grave in the mountains at 9pm, then shot and stabbed with a sword. Later, Col Tamura, worried that the body might

Charlie Richards and Sid Machin - the last two surviving Chindits. #VJDay ⁦BFBS Forces News⁩

The trumpet saved Louis Bannet, aka the "Dutch Louis Armstrong," while he was imprisoned at Auschwitz. A Dutch prisoner recognized the musician, and he was able to audition for the camp's orchestra. Playing there would save his life. Thread ⬇️

Another reminder of the war in the Far East for VE Day 80: When we were first given this battered old Officer’s cap it was covered in cobwebs and dust, with several holes in the fabric, and, at first glance, looked like something that had been used for amateur theatre. 1/

The #Righteous amongst us Suzanne Spaak 'Something must be done' 1/n Suzanne Spaak lived in Paris with her husband Claude, a filmmaker, and their two children. Spaak, as the daughter of a famous Belgian banker, and sister-in-law of the Belgian foreign minister, was accustomed to

Anyone out there hosting a Matrix to Libera chat bridge for OSS projects? We'd like to reconnect our channels, but there's no official bridge anymore and we don't have the time or resources to host our own. We're a well-behaved lot, I promise! ✋

James Cleverly🇬🇧 Jury decision. He pleaded not guilty and then prosecution weren't able to persuade the jury otherwise. That's the English law system in action.

Juries are randomly selected members of the public. Men and women from all walks of life and all political backgrounds. Only a moron of irredeemable proportions would even think of suggesting that a jury verdict represents some deep state “two-tier justice”.

Chris Philp MP This is one of the most embarrassing things ever committed to text by a politician. Perhaps instead of spreading far-right talking points in your desperate grope for relevance, you could acquaint yourself with the difference between a guilty plea and an acquittal by a jury.

This is self-evidently not an example of two-tier justice as this Councillor was cleared by a jury. Lucy Connolly offered a guilty plea so did not have a jury trial, although she probably could have done had she pleaded not guilty. mol.im/a/15003423

(1) Charles McNeill - 14th August 1972 SEFF remembers Charles McNeill who was murdered by Provisional IRA terrorists. Charles was a 68-year-old Roman Catholic civilian, a retired docker who lived alone at his home in Brompton Park in the Ardoyne.

Veruca Salty Colin Wright Ronald Reagan was a cheerleader. George W Bush was a cheerleader Mitt Romney was a cheerleader Dwight Eisenhower, FDR, Rick Perry, Jimmy Stewart, Samuel L Jackson, Steve Martin, Trent Lott, Kirk and Michael Douglas - cheerleaders

lp0 is a Linux error code that means “printer on fire.” It’s not a joke. In the 50s, computerized printing was an experimental field. At LLNL (yes, the nuclear testing site), cathode ray tubes created a xerographic printer. ...it would occasionally catch fire.

A GREAT BRITISH VC IN NORMANDY #OTD on 16 August 1944 Lieutenant Tasker Watkins leads B Company in an attempt to secure a railway crossing as Second Army battles for control of Falaise. /1 #WW2 #SWW #History