It's right there in the sub rules.

You can. You're not going to jail for it. You can also not read anything from a book and mark it read. Turns out neither is a crime.

Oh god, why!?

There's a sub for that. It's right there rule nr. 3: /r/suggestmeabook

I'd love to read Last Epoch's story in a book. I think it could make a good story. Especially the part we don't have yet.

Yes, it is. Also a streaker if naked.

>However, initial results suggested that the software would need a period of time greater than the age of the universe to crack the code.

Wow! Now that was a code!

>Seeking to speed up the process, Pierrot enlisted the help of historian Camille Desenclos, who pointed her in the direction of other letters addressed to Jean de Saint-Mauris. Luckily, one of these documents included a rough key to the code scribbled in the margin.

Of course it did. If this guy lived today, he'd tape his passwords under his keyboard.

>Among the tricks employed by Charles V to throw potential interceptors off the scent were meaningless characters interspersed throughout the text, which acted as red herrings that had to be overlooked in order to read the message.

This is really neat!

Oh, the sticker's there too, don't you worry!

They've published a new translation of Tolkien's LOTR here in Portugal. Firstly, it had Tolkien's own drawings as covers. But now they are releasing them with covers from that abomination that is the Amazon cash-grab fanfic, that is only loosely connected with LOTR. WHY!?

Maybe her hobby is hanging dolls in nooses?

Hobbits are peaceful people.

Well, you'd certainly expect that from an update, wouldn't you?