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Looking for a software that allows me to "toggle" a keystroke, simulating that the key is being held down

8 upvotes • r/software

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If the color got it’s name from the fruit, not the other way round, how was the color then named? Oranges are not native to most of Europe. Shade of yellow?

7 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] The (bitten & silver) Apple Logo isn’t made up. It’s an ancient, thought to be powerful, artifact but it’s useless without the missing piece. Which the company searches since decades already. And you just bought it at a yard sale unknowingly.

4 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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In "World in Conflict“ Russia / USSR invades the US starting with vehicles/tanks shipped in via container ships, would have something similar been theoretically possible?

2 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WW II] Had the Axis (or Japan alone) actually any plans for a victory over the USA (and/or russia)? Both countries are gigantic compared to Europe/Japan, how should a population spread that wide be controlled?

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Looking for a software that allows me to "toggle" a keystroke, simulating that the key is being held down	8	software
If the color got it’s name from the fruit, not the other way round, how was the color then named? Oranges are not native to most of Europe. Shade of yellow?	7	AskHistorians
[WP] The (bitten & silver) Apple Logo isn’t made up. It’s an ancient, thought to be powerful, artifact but it’s useless without the missing piece. Which the company searches since decades already. And you just bought it at a yard sale unknowingly.	4	WritingPrompts
In "World in Conflict“ Russia / USSR invades the US starting with vehicles/tanks shipped in via container ships, would have something similar been theoretically possible?	2	AskHistorians
[WW II] Had the Axis (or Japan alone) actually any plans for a victory over the USA (and/or russia)? Both countries are gigantic compared to Europe/Japan, how should a population spread that wide be controlled?	1	AskHistorians