04-05-2025, 05:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-05-2025, 09:05 PM by RobGea.
Edit Reason: spelling fix,changed post number
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Screencaps are just images and an image can be whatever you want it to be.
Screen shots are not proof of anything.
I would take whatever wayback machine shows over a screencap every time.
Not to mention if you are the websites owner, you can change its content at will, take a screenie and revert the the webpage to its original state.
To be clear --None of the contents of this post #34 has never occurred in reailty.
[Edit: this emoji has dust in its eye and in no way indicates sarcasm]
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i can only use deepl, but the content of the current description seems to directly address issues that were raised in the "voynichtalk" video
obviously if that were so , then the current description was written after the video.
Ultimately there is no proof of whether the chicken came before the egg or vice-versa.
As an aside, regarding the emoji at the end of the description, emojis can now be used in court to signal intent.
South West Terminal Ltd. v Achter Land, 2023 SKKB 116 (CanLII): The court ruled that a "thumbs-up" emoji constituted acceptance of a contract, holding a farmer liable for breaching an agreement by failing to deliver goods .--> You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
tl;dr Wayback machine wins and the whole affair is not worth worrying about..
Screen shots are not proof of anything.
I would take whatever wayback machine shows over a screencap every time.
Not to mention if you are the websites owner, you can change its content at will, take a screenie and revert the the webpage to its original state.
To be clear --None of the contents of this post #34 has never occurred in reailty.
[Edit: this emoji has dust in its eye and in no way indicates sarcasm] Edit:
i can only use deepl, but the content of the current description seems to directly address issues that were raised in the "voynichtalk" video
obviously if that were so , then the current description was written after the video.
Ultimately there is no proof of whether the chicken came before the egg or vice-versa.
As an aside, regarding the emoji at the end of the description, emojis can now be used in court to signal intent.
South West Terminal Ltd. v Achter Land, 2023 SKKB 116 (CanLII): The court ruled that a "thumbs-up" emoji constituted acceptance of a contract, holding a farmer liable for breaching an agreement by failing to deliver goods .--> You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
tl;dr Wayback machine wins and the whole affair is not worth worrying about..


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