top | item 47118516 (no title) nandomrumber | 8 days ago What? No way!<checks YouTube>What!I guess I should have read the docymantasion. discuss order hn newest fractallyte|8 days ago Your last word brought to mind the science fiction short, "Come You Nigh: Kay Shuns" by Lawrence A. Perkins, which used exactly this technique as an encryption method!Analog SF, April 1970 - available here: https://www.luminist.org/archives/SF/AN.htm(BTW, that site is one of the hidden treasures of the Internet, on a par with Archive or Wikipedia...) nandomrumber|8 days ago It’s also the handle of the poster who’s comment I replied to 8) XorNot|8 days ago YouTube and Google are very confident this feature exists but drilling down to my model the answer is no it does not.I think I'm getting the screwdriver out this weekend.
fractallyte|8 days ago Your last word brought to mind the science fiction short, "Come You Nigh: Kay Shuns" by Lawrence A. Perkins, which used exactly this technique as an encryption method!Analog SF, April 1970 - available here: https://www.luminist.org/archives/SF/AN.htm(BTW, that site is one of the hidden treasures of the Internet, on a par with Archive or Wikipedia...) nandomrumber|8 days ago It’s also the handle of the poster who’s comment I replied to 8)
XorNot|8 days ago YouTube and Google are very confident this feature exists but drilling down to my model the answer is no it does not.I think I'm getting the screwdriver out this weekend.
fractallyte|8 days ago
Analog SF, April 1970 - available here: https://www.luminist.org/archives/SF/AN.htm
(BTW, that site is one of the hidden treasures of the Internet, on a par with Archive or Wikipedia...)
nandomrumber|8 days ago
XorNot|8 days ago
I think I'm getting the screwdriver out this weekend.