Plankalkül, Gold Vault, McDonald’s

Lehan Edirisinghe

A mixed page about Plankalkül, Gold Vault, and McDonald’s.

The screenshot is from the show "The Acolyte," specifically episode six of the first season, viewed using VLC media player. The scene is set in a dimly lit, futuristic environment, characterized by cool, blue lighting that casts shadows across the setting. A person, whose identity isn't specified, is partially visible on the left side. They appear to be in a space that resembles a spaceship or a high-tech room. The individual's posture suggests attentiveness or concern as they look towards something off-screen. A horizontal light source and a panel with small colored indicators are visible in the background. The subtitle at the bottom reads, "Your PIP droid," indicating a conversation about a droid, which is likely a piece of technology or character within the narrative. The overall atmosphere is mysterious, typical of a science fiction setting.

Thinking the Pip Droid Was Lost

11:45 a.m.

Hehehe

I also thought this Pip droid was lost

This screenshot captures a Google search results page focusing on programming languages developed during the Nazi era. The main result highlights "Plankalkül," noted as the first high-level programming language, designed by Konrad Zuse between 1942 and 1945 for engineering purposes. It specifies that this was the first such language created for a computer. The text is sourced from Wikipedia, and the specific article linked is "Plankalkül - Wikipedia."
Below the main entry, a "People also ask" section includes a question about the German programming language, mentioning "DDP (Die Deutsche Programmiersprache)," which translates to The German Programming Language. According to the text, DDP is characterized as a simple procedural language that allows code to be read or written like grammatically correct German.
The screenshot is from a dark-themed Google Chrome browser with multiple open tabs visible on the top, including "Django Packages," "Handling Objects," and "Library Genesis." The browser interface includes standard navigation buttons and a search bar at the top. The search query entered is "nazi programming language," showing interest in historical programming languages from that period.

Explaining Plankalkül as the First High-Level Programming Language

1:00 p.m.

Plankalkül

Plankalkül (German pronunciation: [ˈplaːnkalkyːl]) is a programming language designed for engineering purposes by Konrad Zuse between 1942 and 1945. It was the first high-level programming language to be designed for a computer.

Kalkül (from Latin calculus) is the German term for a formal system—as in Hilbert-Kalkül, the original name for the Hilbert-style deduction system—so Plankalkül refers to a formal system for planning.[3]

This video frame is from a TED Talk titled "With AI, Anyone Can Be a Coder Now" by Thomas Dohmke, available on the TED channel on YouTube. The frame shows a presentation slide with a complex diagram or chart. The diagram appears to contain various symbols, numbers, and mathematical notations, possibly related to logic or programming. At the bottom of the screen, there is a subtitle that reads "called Plankalkül," suggesting a discussion about an early programming language or concept. The overall mood is educational and informative, typical of TED Talks, which often focus on technology and innovation. The slide’s background is black, with white and possibly colored lines and symbols, creating a contrast that makes the text stand out. Above the video, the YouTube browser interface is visible, including tabs and a URL bar, indicating this is a desktop view of the website. The video is paused at 1:46 out of a total 14:29 runtime.

Saying a Wartime Regime Invented This

1:00 p.m. (b)

invented this

This image depicts an indoor scene in what appears to be a vault or secure storage area. The setting features numerous racks filled with gold bars, arranged neatly in rows, highlighting the immense wealth stored within. The area is characterized by sturdy columns and a ceiling with visible pipes, suggesting a basement or underground location.
In the foreground, two individuals are engaged in conversation. On the left, a woman with long brown hair, glasses, and a black dress appears to be explaining something, as indicated by her gesture and attentive expression. On the right, a man with a beard and short hair, wearing a black shirt, listens intently. The mood seems professional and focused, underscored by the serious yet calm expressions of both individuals. The lighting is bright and evenly distributed, illuminating the rows of gold, which adds to the scene's richness.
Subtitles at the bottom of the image reveal part of their conversation, mentioning the collective worth of the gold, estimated to be around 250 billion. This detail highlights the scale of wealth stored in the depicted location.

A Brief Wow

4:45 p.m.

Wow

The image is a frame from a YouTube video titled "Inside the Bank of England's gold vaults," uploaded by the World Gold Council channel. The video is paused at 3:51, showing a close-up of a £20 banknote from the Bank of England. The banknote features intricate security details, including a holographic element with a crown and colorful stripes. The text on the note reads "£20" and includes "LONDON FOR THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND" along with the signature of "Sarah John," labeled as the Chief Cashier. The lighting is focused, highlighting the hologram and printed text, adding emphasis to the security features of the note. The background is dark, drawing attention to the banknote held by a hand in the foreground. Subtitles are displayed at the bottom of the frame, reading "banknotes that's fascinating isn't it see this," indicating a discussion about the banknote. The video explores the topic of currency and its security features as part of the Bank of England's operations.

Ivanka, Elizabeth II, Freemasonry and a Little Equality

4:45 p.m. (b)

Ivanka!

I'd have put a younger photo portrait of Elizabeth II

That Annie Leibovitz gave her a hard time over posing with the crown

I'd have insisted on a better photo photo

To quote Patrick Bateman to his secretary:

Come on Elizabeth, you're prettier than that

And did I tell you about how your dad was the big freemason boss?

Did you know those sexists are big on banning women from joining?

Did you know that?

But you -- like Henry VIII -- you can CHANGE things

You can - you know - you know how --

Do you -

Don't listen to the stupid UGLE---

Your cousin don't even attend those--

He has NO idea what he's talkin'--

Do you know what it would take for me to attend meetings again?

Especially those 1st degree meetings?

Uhh yeah sure, I don't mind that, I can -- I don't want to be GM--

But I can be GM if that's what you all need of me---

What it would really take for me to go back---

I got this idea from watching my favorite TV show---

It's a little bit of equality.

Not a lot

Just a little bit

I know you can do it

Have you seen--

Starship Troopers?

It's set in space, in the future--

Yes, colonizing the whole galaxy

And an empire the sun don't set on

And they're not small on equality.

Not a little

Just a bit big

It takes a big woman to do that

A big woman

Light

Light weighs the crown

The image is a video frame from a YouTube video titled "Man Eats 10 Big Macs a Week, Says He's Healthy," published by ABC News. The scene is set inside a McDonald's restaurant, featuring Dennis Rosenlof seated at a table. He is dressed in a formal suit with a red tie, conveying a professional appearance. In front of him on the table are iconic McDonald's items: a drink cup, a box that likely contains a Big Mac, and a packet of fries. The setting is typical for a fast-food restaurant, with bright lighting and simple decor. The video appears to be an interview segment, as indicated by the on-screen text that reads "DENNIS ROSENLOF" alongside the statement "ATE 12,000 BIG MACS IN 30 YEARS." The atmosphere is casual yet informative, presenting a unique story about an individual's eating habits and their claims about health. The background includes McDonald's branding and another table with a Happy Meal box, emphasizing the fast-food context.
- Title: "Man Eats 10 Big Macs a Week, Says He's Healthy"
- Channel / profile: "ABC News"
- Site / app: "YouTube"

Loving McDonald’s, School Meals and Voting for Lehan

9:00 p.m. (c)

You're a cool guy, son, I'll tell you that. You're a cool guy. I love McDonald's. It's always been my favorite restaurant.

I remember I went there once, and i got a cake, with ice cream in it.

Whenever my uncles or whoever want to order food, I would always insist upon McDonald's

Because

Je suis lovin' it

It's my go to

Even in Singapore, when I had all the f***ing money I could want

I always went there

I mean, not always

But every week

(Since I had to walk or take a bus ride or taxi.. )

Because I love the taste of those foods

You know, I really don't know how I'm such a skinny guy

With the way I eat so much

My metabolism is probably high or my brain is active, and burns 20% of my body's energy like a furnace

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But I think it's because of genetics or something

I'm 45 kg

I'm severely underweight

***

I love McDonald's

I think we will put them in as Monday for our school meals

Because I would love to be born in SL as a child if I had a choice

And I want a happy meal

I want beer too

We're making that a thing too

***

I would only vote for Lehan

A Lehan by any other name

I would hands down only vote for me

Even if you paid me a billion dollars and held a gun to my head:

I wouldn't vote for another person

Only ever Lehan

Just cause he's cool

And for the school lunch menus

***

But personally I prefer the double cheeseburger over the Big Mac

I dunno

I just like it better

The image is a screenshot from the In-N-Out Burger website, showcasing a promotional advertisement. The central theme is simplicity and taste, conveyed through the slogan "FRESH. SIMPLE. Delicious." prominently displayed in bold red font against a blurred background, likely depicting an interior of one of their restaurants. In the foreground, there is a classic In-N-Out meal consisting of a double cheeseburger, a serving of fries, and a soft drink cup, all featuring the brand's iconic red palm tree design.
The burger appears freshly made with two beef patties, cheese, lettuce, and sauce, served in a soft bun. The fries are presented in a container also adorned with palm trees, reinforcing the brand's identity. Below the main text, there is an option to "View Our Menu" in a clickable red button format. The lower part of the image includes legal information about privacy tools for California residents. The overall design uses a clean and vibrant aesthetic to appeal to customers, emphasizing quality and taste.
- Title: "FRESH. SIMPLE. Delicious."
- Site / app: "in-n-out.com"

Wanting to Try McDonald’s Again

9:15 p.m. (b)

Wow

Gotta try

I think McDonald's is my favorite restaurant

I f***ing love that place

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Taylor Alison Swift is featured in this film scene set during the night. She stands centrally with two men on either side, engaging in what appears to be an intense conversation. The lighting is dim, contributing to a vintage atmosphere that complements the characters' period-appropriate attire. Taylor wears a dark, fur-trimmed coat and a hat, her expression serious and engaged, suggesting a dramatic moment. The scene is likely set in a city street, with blurred lights and buildings forming the background, enhancing the mood of the era being depicted. The two men are dressed in suits and hats typical of the time period, adding authenticity to the scene. The overall color palette is warm and muted, consistent with the nighttime setting.

Quoting “I’m the Problem, It’s Me”

11:30 p.m. (c)

[Breakdown]

It's me, hi

I'm the problem, it's me

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