How the Enigma Machine Worked

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How the Enigma Machine Worked

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The Enigma Machine was a cipher device used by Germany during WWII to encrypt and decrypt top-secret communications. Animator and educator Jared Owen provides a detailed look at its ingenious design and how it scrambled and unscrambled letters. Given its complexity, we’re amazed that it was cracked.

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Country Santa C’est Mort.

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Many years ago, the Missus bought what was considered a cute Christmas ornament: a singing country Santa. It was fun for a little while but after the 100th time listening to the same song, I developed a hatred for the bastard.

The doll eventually ceased to function, but rather than throw it away, we kept it because I had promised myself to shoot the dammed thing whenever I had the chance.

So, I tested the upgraded 10-22 just now. 10 rounds without a hiccup.

Country Santa is dead.

I haven’t shot the shotgun in a while. I figure a mag full of birdshot to test functionality may be in the future books.

Budget Carry Optics: The Taurus GX4 T.O.R.O Is Finally Here!

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Budget Carry Optics: The Taurus GX4 T.O.R.O Is Finally Here!The newest iteration of Taurus’ successful GX4 micro-compact 9mm pistol is finally here. The Taurus GX4 T.O.R.O (Taurus Optics Ready Option) has just been announced. It will be compatible with many of the market’s most popular red dot sights and features a lot of flexibility in terms of optics selection for budget-minded customers. If you’ll […]

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Comic for December 02, 2021

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