>>6686652 (/pb)

>To aid this process, all Turing needed was a word (or a group of words) that he was positive the Germans would use in each of their Enigma-encrypted messages. What was that word, or rather, that phrase?

>‘Heil Hitler’

>Germans put the phrase ‘Heil Hitler’ at the end of every encrypted message. This seemingly small mistake eventually contributed to their ultimate defeat.

wow eh what an amazing heartwarming perfect tale of hubris eh.

we just need to believe that after designing the best possible encryption tech in the world, they would be dumb enough to needlessly include the constant easily recognizable same signature. suuuuuuure.

nazis = pawns in a greater game, sorry.

>>6688839

dunno, but this is cleaner capwork (not mine)

>>6688843

>disembodied interdimensional spirits acting as neutral observers in our reality

here we are now

entertain us

>>6688861

>>6688856

yes

>>6688891

>Using tariffs as economic leverage to get what we want is genius

not to rain on this parade, but that's sorta the whole point of them

>>6688920

>>6688900

>>6688888 (other thread)

>profits, not prophets

is nicely worded.

as for the argument, i'm torn… something about the awkward freedom of teens discovering shrooms feels right, but it's true that many, many, many aren't ready for what hits them

>>6688922

i know, it's working, and that's awesome, but

>>6688935

>>6688956

>>6688964

if you're going

to

> San Franfeces

be sure to put

outrageous color

in your hair

>>6688959

VOILÀ

>>6688981

>saw a notable where a judge wouldn't let Fynn fire his attorneys

seems that's on a technicality, easily fixed

>>6689022

>What does it say about all of our past leaders that so many of us are astounded when we have one that makes proper use of the most basic levers and mechanics of the office in service to the American people?

precisely.

well said

>>6689019

sheesh still at this

>>6689033

now that's an insult to ole fred