Unrelated posts from August 25-27, 2026, discussing or referencing various Wikipedia articles on topics including MBC TV, media history, logistics companies, the Bielefeld conspiracy, and nail art, with no coherent connecting narrative.
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And now I see a Wikipedia editor finally decided this whole thing was noteworthy enough to be part of the wiki (it is) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MBC_TV#...
They're not even a real subnational monarchy we don't have those they're just a rich and influential family down there these days but they've got enough pull to make shit a total stink and even try and pull stupid Bay Of Pigs At Home shit about it en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_La...
I just renewed my annual donation to Wikipedia. It wasn't much, but I've been doing it for the past several years. What started me on my donations, was reading that only 2% of Wikipedia's readers are their donors. So, I thought I'd make it one more. You can, too! Visit here: en.wikipedia.org
RE: https:// zpravobot.news/@eastblocvisual s/117163018855934392 Intourist was the agency foreigners who wanted to visit the USSR had to go through. It went to great lengths to present an image of comfortable prosperity to those visitors, regardless of how connected that image was to actual conditions in the USSR at the time https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intourist
This thread inspired me to look some things up. It was a fun exercursion with my coffee this morning. https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bravo_(e ditor) had a version of scroll bars It appears that there were several DOS/TUI applications that had tabs early on, e.g. newsreaders, emacs, etc. https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edwin_G. _Seibels applied for a patent on the physical filing system that maybe d
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