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> The other oddity in the code is that there is a mixture of US/UK spellings being used, which also suggests more than one person. Not an oddity are all, it su
by usrusr 3y ago
> The other oddity in the code is that there is a mixture of US/UK spellings being used, which also suggests more than one person.
Not an oddity are all, it suggests a non-native speaker. US/UK spelling inconsistency is rather common unless you went to school in one of the two.
- mortallywounded 3y agoOr, a person that was born in the US and educated in the UK, big into cryptography and the cipherpunk mailing list and often mixed up spellings on social media.. like I dunno, Len Sassaman.