united socialist republic, of course

You never had Spain's bolshevik revolution

and yet you saw their shit 1st hand

this is a GOOD thing

they tried

I suppose yeah

honestly there aint a better way to erode any values then having a dictatorial oppressive government enforcing said tradition @Tonight at 11 - DOOM
makes people want to turn against them in protest

maybe

BASE64_ENCODE

<:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

keep all data out of /usr so that ideally the OS mounts can be swapped and updated without touching data

but it's a matter of timing

On the other hand, if the traditions being enforced are widely supported and the people repressed are the people trying as a minority to erode the majority?

as I said

you were next to Spain

when they went mad

*base64 encryption*

'enforcing traditions' how is this done?

@Weez Who wrote this?

https://web.archive.org/web/20111123101756/https://www.ehow.com/how_7450803_encrypt-card-information-sql-database.html

who the hell uses base64?

I know that Polan's society sure got more anti-bolshevik once refugees from the east started pouring in...

how many digits you got?

@ManAnimal Anyone who wants to encrypt their data

Idiot

damn

The Spaniards weren;t *quite* that bad

@Weez Uuuuuuugh

but they still massacred covens and whatnot

you translate base10 to base64; idiot

But Franco was a dictator as well, Salazar was also a dictator, and inb4 someone says Franco was a Fascist, yeah no i dont think so because Franco upheld Spanish traditionalism

False.

Base64 is encrypted.

Franco was (kinda( FAscist

not rly thou

base64 is encoding

It says so right there

especially personally

what do u think a compiler does that PERFORMS the encrption