The 300-character spike
An analysis of Bluesky post lengths
Language
Glottal stop
Calligraphy of a Unicode symbol
Are irrationals unreasonable?
The ancient Greek word for "irrational number" is hard to translate
Ampersand
Calligraphy of a Unicode symbol
Seat
Calligraphy of a Unicode symbol
Tea if by sea
Each language drinks "tea" or "cha" depending on ancient supply lines
Roman numeral ten thousand
Calligraphy of a Unicode symbol
Braille 146
Calligraphy of a Unicode symbol
Right angle with downwards zigzag arrow
Calligraphy of a Unicode symbol
"Distribute" is the opposite of tribute
And a distributary is the opposite of a tributary
German element names
"Hydrogen" is literally "water stuff"
"Helicopter" is helico-pter
Greek for "spiral wing"
Julius Caesar was his family name
His personal name was Gaius
The 280-character spike
An analysis of tweet lengths under Twitter's increased limits
General particulars
A great phrase mandated to be posted on all ships
The many names of Kulshan
"Mount Baker" supplanted multiple indigenous names and an earlier Spanish claim
"May you live in interesting times"
The "ancient Chinese curse" is an English invention
"Pea" is a backformation
Pease was a mass noun, and peasen the plural
The 140-character spike
An analysis of tweet lengths
The naming of Thunder Bay
"Lakehead" and "The Lakehead" split the vote
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Unscrambling is easy because most words are short