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Confused non-social abutting chief information officer assigned to compose provisional circumlocutions comprising one of the longest words in the English language. ((0b11 << 0b100) - 0b11)
This should be very easy. Don't cheat, the word length is encoded because there is a very small pool of words with that letter length. Someone is bound to google it and find it immediately. Because the puzzle is so easy... I am only accepting a complete answer including all operators/indicators.
There is a secondary bonus puzzle embedded inside the overall primary puzzle with a hint of tū-te-ngaehe but I highly doubt anyone will solve the complex second layer. The secondary puzzle is not necessary.
P.S.
I checked the dictionary of @Richard-MacCutchan through the kitchen window to make sure it was listed there.
modified 31-Jul-20 8:37am.
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Randor wrote: Someone is bound to google it and find it immediately.
Yep, that was me. Let's hope your spelling is the correct one. 
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Richard MacCutchan wrote: Let's hope your spelling is the correct one.
Yes, I used the British spelling just for you Richard. The American spelling swaps the hard C with the letter K[^] on the root word.
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Are you referring to someone who knows the cost of anything and the worth of nothing? 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Randor wrote: I checked the dictionary of @Richard-MacCutchan through the kitchen window to make sure it was listed there.
So, Richard, you now know who it was who left their footprints on the rose bushes.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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I don't think you want to be asked to set another one. 
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confused (anagram indicator)
non-social (first letter set: nonsocial)
abutting (merge indicator)
chief information officer (second letter set: cio)
assigned to (insertion indicator)
compose provisional circumlocutions (third letter set: composeprovisionalcircumlocutions)
comprising one of the longest words in the English language (definition)
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
The letters in bold stay together when anagrammed.
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Cryptic Crossword Winner!
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis [^] was invented on February 23, 1935 by Everett M. Smith and added to the English dictionary a few years later.
I guess you are up Monday. Make sure that you use one of the words from Richard MacCutchan's dictionary
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What's the story with Tūtengaehe? I thought maybe you were looking for one of his many other names. But there are too many non-Maori letters, so it must be something else.
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Well,
The pinnacle of puzzle setting is to embed double puzzles into a single set. It's not always easy and takes quite a bit of thought. I've seen @Tim-Deveaux do it a few times... although I think it may be unintentional and caused by his short clues.
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@Randor
Where's the CCC?
(Posted early, I've got to go out)
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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I bet you regret prodding him now ?
"We can't stop here - this is bat country" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
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Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone[^]
Cheap Trick - Mighty Wings[^]
Some people know enough by seeing just those titles.
For those who don't, I've watched Top Gun last week, the movie that rocketed Tom Cruise's career.
The movie is alright, but the soundtrack is some of the best that 80's pop culture has to offer (which isn't a lot, IMHO ).
Especially Danger Zone and Mighty Wings (although the Top Gun Anthem is pretty epic too).
I picked both for this week's SOTW because I really couldn't pick the better one!
Besides, when I play one on YouTube the other is sure to follow so I've listened to them about equally often
Fun fact, I actually know Danger Zone from the Netflix series Archer[^], who regularly says "Danger Zone" and one of the jokes in a later season is that Lana thought Archer had just made it up himself (in an episode where Kenny Loggins plays a guest role as himself)
Also, I get a lot of Eye of the Tiger on YouTube now, often after Mighty Wings.
Someone posted about the YouTube algorithm yesterday, but wouldn't it make more sense to give me more Top Gun songs instead of a Rocky song, or is there some connection between Cheap Trick and Survivor (or those songs) that I'm unaware of? 
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David O'Neil wrote: Pop? Not! Best? Yes!
Still haven't seen that one!
David O'Neil wrote: Or another 80's classic!
Watched that one on Netflix earlier this year and even though the movie is mediocre at best (cool retro graphics though), the soundtrack is pretty awesome! 
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I generally don't like LOG all that much, but this sounds pretty heavy
Maybe I should check out their newest album...
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Yes "Memento Mori" is one of their best albums,
I think next to "Resolution" and "Wrath". I even pre-ordered
"Memento Mori" and d...n sars-covid-19 (whatever its name )
delayed the distribution, but it was worth waiting ...
Lately started also to appreciate Godsmack, Drawning Pool and Disturbed ...
Cheers,
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Here's my problem: The last time I updated my VideoLan app, it seemed to change all the file types of files ending in ".mp3" & ".flac" into Type "VLC media file". The problem with this is that I can't do a sort by file type since MP3 & FLAC files are considered as "VLC media file".
How do I change this? Also, I have an app called "Default Program Editor", which worked fine for setting the file icon, but it doesn't seem to work in changing the file type.
Any ideas?
modified 31-Jul-20 7:17am.
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Right-click one file in Explorer and chose 'Open with...', then select another program for the extension, choosing 'always use...", and follow the prompts?
Or use something like 'Everything' which allows you to search by '*.mp3'. You can still use this method in Explorer itself, if I'm not mistaken, without Everything.
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Hola! Feel free to contribute meaningful stuff in these forums! It appears as if your other message was kicked out as spam, but if you are interested in computer programming poke around and have some fun learning - there is a lot here!
PS - the site is English oriented, so use google translate or something to create your meaningful posts with, and maybe apologize for translation problems up-front. Most of us won't bite, and several others are very helpful if you post in the correct forum!
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Windows Key + search in menu for default apps?
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I think your file extensions do not show.
to check and solve this:
- go to a random folder ("my computer" for ex.) and click on the "display" tab.
- on the very right of the topbar click on "options".
- in the new window click on the second tab.
- the sixth checkbox from above should say something like "hide extension for known file types".
- uncheck it, click on apply and ok.
now you see file extensions for all your files again. you can now change it to whatever you want.
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