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  3. It is remarkable to see something like this explained as though it was the technique for casting bronze in Ancient Greece.

It is remarkable to see something like this explained as though it was the technique for casting bronze in Ancient Greece.

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  • blogdiva@mastodon.socialB blogdiva@mastodon.social

    @overholt “in old typewriter font”? the thing is, i highly doubt whomever wrote this ever used a typewriter.

    such a weird sentence to describe a choice of plaintext font that wasn’t standard at all. the monospace is declared but what’s rendered is whichever font you have designated for monospace.

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    @blogdiva @overholt A lot of people used courier in newsreaders which was originally developed for typewriters in the 50s. https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=2059 But I don’t recall seeing it when using mailing lists, my earliest memory of those was on an Apple computer with a bitmap font, probably Monaco.

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    • jimfl@hachyderm.ioJ jimfl@hachyderm.io

      @overholt If you did this cryptic stuff, then maybe you are Satoshi Nakamoto

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      @jimfl that was my first thought, Adam Back (Bitcoin famous) was one of them in the 90's 🤔

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      • overholt@glammr.usO overholt@glammr.us

        It is remarkable to see something like this explained as though it was the technique for casting bronze in Ancient Greece. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/08/business/bitcoin-satoshi-nakamoto-identity-adam-back.html?unlocked_article_code=1.ZlA.OETP.MPLF9R5oa0F1&smid=url-share

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        @overholt 1995 was in fact six thousand years ago

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        • viss@mastodon.socialV viss@mastodon.social

          @overholt 1995 was in fact six thousand years ago

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          @Viss @overholt Certainly it feels that way

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