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PSA the "si" in shared YouTube links stand for Seal Indicator. This means there is a nefarious seal tracking your information and will give YouTube your data in exchange for fish. Please remove the part after "?si=" before you click on it or share the link with others because it is a tracking token!
would like to add that the stuff after ? isn't always a tracking token, sometimes it contains important info for the link to actually work (e.g. it could contain the video ID). however, try opening a link without the ? string; if it works then there's no harm in getting rid of it 🦭👌
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The farcical Red Scare 2.0 politics of the current administration are kind of ironic, because they match so well with how I always saw the leadership of the Soviet Union:
Completely out of touch with the real world because they expel any advisor who disagrees with them; assessing scientific evidence on the basis of how ideologically pure the scientist is; so utterly certain of their plans that any evidence that the plan is failing is evidence of sabotage; in love with enormous gestures of patriotism...
Generative AI and the artist discussion is such a distraction from AI’s military and police applications or its role in automating hiring discrimination.
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The Spring 2026 issue of Manuscript Studies (vol. 11.1) is now available in Open Access!
We are pleased to announce the latest issue of Manuscript Studies: A Journal of the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies. The journal is published semi-annually by SIMS and the University of Pennsylvania Press. All content from this and from previous issues is available for reading and download, completely free of charge, via the Project Muse platform. Follow the link to access the full issue:
The Spring 2026 issue features the following Articles, Annotations, and Reviews:
Articles:
Indic-Siamese Bitexts and Ayutthaya Scribal Culture: Exposition and Exegesis in Three Kham Luang Manuscripts
Tossaphon Sripum, Trent Walker
Through an analysis of the intricate layouts, scripts, and color-coding of three bilingual Thai Buddhist manuscripts, this study reveals how these distinct scribal choices were deployed strategically to distinguish exposition from exegesis and to map the structure of court poetry in visual terms.
“These Lots Never Deceive”: Compiling and Reading the Latin Manuscripts of the Sortes sanctorum
Bruno Schalekamp
By exploring the intricate compilation and reception history of the popular late-antique dice divination text known as the Sortes sanctorum (“lots of the saints”), this article details how the work could serve as a useful pastoral and secular tool for navigating fraught decisions in everyday life.
Of Catalogs, Cupboards, and Chemists: Revising the Handlist of the Ordinal of Alchemy
Lisa H. Cooper
This paper untangles a century of bibliographic misunderstandings and cataloging oversights that have obscured the material history of Thomas Norton’s 1477 Middle English poem, the Ordinal of Alchemy. It includes a newly revised handlist of forty-eight known witnesses of the text.
Adventures in the Animal Archive: New Techniques for the Genetic Analysis of Parchment Manuscripts
Timothy L. Stinson, Melissa K. R. Scheible, Rachael Thomas, Nicholas E. Wagner, Matthew Breen, Benjamin J. Callahan, Kelly Meiklejohn
This piece summarizes an interdisciplinary study that deployed a new and entirely non-destructive brush procedure to extract animal DNA from ninety-one historical manuscripts held at Duke University. The project report shows how parchment can serve as a repository of biological data concerning medieval agricultural history, livestock economies, and trade routes.
Annotations:
Medieval Manuscripts in Marsh’s Library: An Unintended Collection in Dublin’s First Public Library
Laura Cleaver, Danielle Magnusson, Isabel Tookey
By examining the correspondence and acquisition records of Dublin's oldest public library, this article reveals how personal motivations, unexpected opportunities, and historical coincidences led to the accidental preservation of a small but valuable collection of twenty-three medieval codices.
Reviews:
Tributes to Elly Miller: Opening Manuscripts ed. by Stella Panayotova, Lucy Freeman Sandler and Tamar Miller Wang (review)
Anne Rudloff Stanton
Producing Buddhist Sutras in Ninth-Century Tibet: The Sutra of Limitless Life and Its Dunhuang Copies Kept at the British Library by Brandon Dotson and Lewis Doney (review)
George A. Keyworth
Experimental Histories: Interpolation and the Medieval British Past by Hannah Weaver (review)
Raluca L. Radulescu
Making Books in Fifteenth-Century Cambridge: William Dyngley’s Patristic Project by Ann Eljenholm Nichols (review)
Mimi Ensley
Florentine Humanistic Manuscripts: Revised and Enlarged List from Albinia C. de la Mare, New Research (1985) by Giovanna Murano (review)
Francesco Marco Aresu
The Codex Borbonicus Veintena Imagery: Visualizing History, Time, and Ritual in Aztec Solar-Year Festivals by Catherine R. DiCesare (review)
Lori Boornazian Diel
The Ottoman Scientific Heritage by Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu (review)
What do you mean “chat” is now referring to ChatGPT and not twitch chat? What? What? What the fuck? No?
When I address chat I am speaking to a presumed Greek chorus of real human people shitposting on their lunch break, not a machine that devours lakes to covert electricity into slop.
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They used to BEG DemSocs and other progressives to "stay and work within the party; don't split the vote!"--until DemSocs started winning primaries instead of the "chosen" of Dem leadership. But for ages they've shown that they consider the wishes of Dem "leadership" to take precedence over the will of the voters. And let's be clear--the proper term for "moderates" and "centrists" is "fascist collaborators."
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