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# Anal Bead
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To most people anal beads are just sex toys they stick in their butts, however anal beads with with remotely controlled vibration can also serve as a well hideen one-way communication device. Use of an anal bead for cheating in [chess](chess.md) has been the topic of a great cheat scandal in 2022 (Niemann vs Carlsen).
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To most people anal beads are just sex toys they stick in their butts, however to a creative mind a remotely controlled vibrating anal bead presents a well hidden one-way communication device. Insofar as [cultural](culture.md) significance of the idea goes, it played a major role in the 2022 [chess](chess.md) [cheating](cheating.md) scandal, regarding the game of Niemann vs Carlsen, in which use of anal bead was seriously discussed as the means by which Niemann could have cheated.
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{ Still not as intense as [women](woman.md) chess where recently some bitch poisoned her opponent's lipstick :D ~drummyfish }
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{ Constant work in progress, mostly done but may still have some bugs. ~drummyfish }
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This is a relatively quick [C](c.md) tutorial.
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This is a relatively quick and hopefully digestible [C](c.md) tutorial.
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You should probably have at least some basic awareness of essential programming concepts before reading this (what's a [programming language](programming_language.md), [source code](source_code.md), [command line](cli.md) etc.). If you're as far as already somewhat knowing another language, this should be pretty easy to understand.
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Examples of chaotic systems are the double pendulum, weather (which is why it is so difficult to predict it), dice roll, [rule 30](rule_30.md) cellular automaton, [logistic map](logistic_map.md), [Baker's map](bakers_map.md), gravitational interaction of [N bodies](n_body.md) or [Lorenz differential equations](lorenz_system.md). [Langton's ant](langtons_ant.md) sometimes behaves chaotically. Another example may be e.g. a billiard table with multiple balls: if we hit one of the balls with enough strength, it'll shoot and bounce off of walls and other balls, setting them into motion and so on until all balls come to stop in a specific position. If we hit the ball with exactly the same strength but from an angle differing just by 1 degree, the final position would probably end up being completely different. Despite the system being deterministic (governed by exact and predictable laws of motion, neglecting things like quantum physics) a slight difference in input causes a great different in output.
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A simple example of a chaotic equation is also the function *sin(1/x)* for *x* near 0 where it oscillates so quickly that just a tiny shift along the *x* axis drastically changes the result. See how unpredictable results a variant of the function can give:
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Another simple example of a chaotic equation is also demonstrated by the [function](function.md) *sin(1/x)* for *x* near 0 where it oscillates so quickly that just a tiny shift along the *x* axis drastically changes the result. See how unpredictable results a variant of the function can give:
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Vertical axis is the *r* parameter, i.e. the population growth speed. Horizontal axis shows stable population size after 1000 generations, starting with different initial population sizes. We can see that up until about *r = 3* the stable population size always stabilizes at around the same size, which gradually increases with *r*. However then the line splits and after around *r = 3.56* the stable population sizes are quite spread out and unpredictable, greatly depending on the initial population size. Pure CHAOS!
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# Computer Science
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Computer science, abbreviated as "compsci", is (surprise-surprise) a [science](science.md) studying [computers](computer.md). The term is pretty wide, a lot of it covers very formal and theoretical areas that neighbor and overlap with [mathematics](marh.md), such as [formal languages](formal_language.md), [cryptography](cryptography.md) and [machine learning](machine_learning.md), but also more practical/applied and "softer" disciplines such as [software_engineering](software_engineering.md), [programming](programming.md) [hardware](hardware.md), computer networks or even [user interface](ui.md) design. This science deals with such things as [algorithms](algorithm.md), [data structures](data_structure.md), [artificial intelligence](ai.md) and [information](information.md) theory. The field has become quite popular and rapidly growing after the coming of the 21st century computer/[Internet](internet.md) revolution and it has also become quite spoiled and abused by its sudden lucrativity.
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Computer science, abbreviated as "compsci", is (surprise-surprise) a [science](science.md) studying [computers](computer.md). The term is pretty wide, a lot of it covers very formal and theoretical areas that neighbor and overlap with [mathematics](marh.md), such as [formal languages](formal_language.md), [cryptography](cryptography.md) and [machine learning](machine_learning.md), but also more practical/applied and "softer" disciplines such as [software engineering](software_engineering.md), [programming](programming.md), [hardware](hardware.md) design, computer networks or even [user interface](ui.md) design. Among subjects examined by the science are for example [algorithms](algorithm.md), [data structures](data_structure.md), [artificial intelligence](ai.md), [computational complexity](complexity.md) and [information](information.md) theory. The field has sadly become quite popular and rapidly growing after the coming of the [21st century](21st_century.md) PC/[Internet](internet.md) revolution and by the force of [capitalism](capitalism.md) turned extremely spoiled and [toxic](toxic.md) and flooded by unimaginable idiots and [cancer](cancer.md) of all kind.
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# Git
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Git (name without any actual meaning) is a [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) [FOSS](foss.md) ([GPL](gpl.md)) [version control system](vcs.md) (system for maintaining and collaboratively developing [source code](source_code.md) of programs), currently the most mainstream-popular one (surveys saying over 90% developers use it over other systems). Git is basically a [command line](cli.md) program allowing to submit and track changes of text files (usually source code in some [programming language](programming_language.md)), offering the possibility to switch between versions, [branches](fork.md), detect and resolve conflicts in collaborative editing etc.
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Git (name without any actual meaning) is a [pseudoleftist](pseudoleft.md) [FOSS](foss.md) ([GPL](gpl.md)) [version control system](vcs.md) (system for maintaining and collaboratively developing [source code](source_code.md) of programs), currently the most [mainstream](mainstream.md)-popular one (with surveys stating over 90% developers using it over other systems). Git is basically a [command line](cli.md) program allowing to submit and track changes of text files (typically source code in some [programming language](programming_language.md), but not limited to it), offering the possibility to switch between versions, [branches](fork.md), detect and resolve conflicts in collaborative editing etc.
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**2024 UPDATE**: Git is woke [fascist software](tranny_software.md), aim to stop using it. It has a [code of censorship](coc.md) and it's planning to implement [newspeak](newspeak.md) by renaming the default branch from politically incorrect *master* to something else (even though it that will fuck up many projects) -- as a reaction to this you should rename all you branches to *slavemaster*. Do it right now :)
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**2024 UPDATE**: Git is [woke](sjw.md) [fascist software](tranny_software.md), it's good to distance from it. It has a [code of censorship](coc.md) and is planning to implement [newspeak](newspeak.md) by renaming the default branch from [politically incorrect](political_correctness.md) *master* to something else (even though it that will fuck up many projects) -- as a reaction you should rename all you branches to *slavemaster*. Do it right now :)
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Git was created by [Linus Torvalds](linus_torvalds.md) in 2005 to host the development of [Linux](linux.md) and to improve on systems such as [svn](svn.md). Since then it has become extremely popular, mainly thanks to [GitHub](github.md), a website that offered hosting of git projects along with "social network" features for the developers; after this similar hosting sites such as [GitLab](gitlab.md) and [Codeberg](codeberg.md) appeared, skyrocketing the popularity of git even more.
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Git was created by [Linus Torvalds](linus_torvalds.md) in 2005 to host the development of [Linux](linux.md) and to improve on systems such as [svn](svn.md). Since then it has become extremely popular, mainly owing to [GitHub](github.md), a website that offered hosting of git projects along with "social network" features for the developers; after this similar hosting sites such as [GitLab](gitlab.md) and [Codeberg](codeberg.md) appeared, skyrocketing the popularity of git even more.
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It is generally (at the time of writing this) considered quite a good software (at least compared to most other stuff), many praise its distributed nature, ability to work offline etc., however diehard software idealists still criticize its mildly [bloated](bloat.md) nature and also its usage complexity -- it is non-trivial to learn to work with git and many errors are infamously being resolved in a "trial/error + google" style, so some still try to improve on it by creating new systems. It is also very harmful by pushing harmful pseudoleftist political ideology into its development.
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It is generally (at the time of writing this) considered quite a good software (at least compared to most other stuff), many praise its [distributed](distribution.md) nature, ability to work offline etc., however diehard software idealists still criticize its mildly [bloated](bloat.md) nature and also its usage complexity -- it is non-trivial to learn to work with git and many errors are infamously being resolved in a "trial/error + google" style, so some still try to improve on it by creating new systems. It is also very harmful by pushing harmful pseudoleftist political ideology into its development.
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**Is git literally [hitler](hitler.md)?** Git rhymes with [shit](shit.md), it is harmful [tranny software](tranny_software.md) and it's indeed better to avoid using it if possible. For the technological side -- by [suckless](suckless.md) standards git IS bloated and yes, git IS complicated as fuck, however let's try to go deeper and ask the important questions, namely "does this matter so much?" and "should I use git or avoid it like the devil?". Taking about the pure technological side, the answer is actually this: it doesn't matter too much that git is bloated and you don't have to avoid using it. Why? Well, git is basically just a way of hosting, spreading and mirroring your source onto many git-hosting servers (i.e. you can't avoid using git if you want to spread your code to e.g. Codeberg and GitLab) AND at the same time git doesn't create a [dependency](dependency.md) for your project, i.e. its shittiness doesn't "infect" your project -- if git dies or if you simply want to start using something else, you just copy-paste your source code elsewhere, you put it on [FTP](ftp.md) or anything else, no problem. It's similar to how e.g. [Anarch](anarch.md) uses [SDL](sdl.md) (which is bloated as hell) to run on specific platforms -- if it doesn't hard-depend on SDL and doesn't get tied to it, it's OK (and actually unavoidable) to make use of it. You also don't even have to get into the complicated stuff about git (like merging branches and resolving conflicts) when you're simply committing to a simple one-man project. But if you can make and distribute your project without using git, there should be no hesitation about just sending it to hell.
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**Is git literally [hitler](hitler.md)?** Git rhymes with [shit](shit.md), it is harmful [tranny software](tranny_software.md) and is indeed better be avoided. For the [technological](technology.md) side -- by [suckless](suckless.md) standards git IS [bloated](bloat.md) and yes, git IS complicated as fuck, however let's try to go deeper and ask the important questions, namely "does this matter so much?" and "should I use git or avoid it like the devil?". Taking about the pure technological side, the answer is actually this: it doesn't matter too much that git is bloated and you don't have to avoid using it. Why? Well, git is basically just a way of hosting, spreading and mirroring your source onto many git-hosting servers (i.e. you can't avoid using git if you want to spread your code to e.g. Codeberg and GitLab) AND at the same time git doesn't create a [dependency](dependency.md) for your project, i.e. its shittiness doesn't "infect" your project -- if git dies or if you simply want to start using something else, you just copy-paste your source code elsewhere, you put it on [FTP](ftp.md) or anything else, no problem. It's similar to how e.g. [Anarch](anarch.md) uses [SDL](sdl.md) (which is bloated as hell) to run on specific platforms -- if it doesn't hard-depend on SDL and doesn't get tied to it, it's OK (and actually unavoidable) to make use of it. You also don't even have to get into the complicated stuff about git (like merging branches and resolving conflicts) when you're simply committing to a simple one-man project. But if you can make and distribute your project without using git, there should be no hesitation about just sending it to hell.
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**Which git hosting to use?** All of them (except for [GitHub](github.md) which is a proprietary terrorist site)! Do not fall into the trap of [githopping](githopping.md), just make tons of accounts, one on each git hosting site, add multiple push remotes and just keep pushing to all of them -- EZ. Remember, git hosting sites are just free file storage servers, not social platforms or brands to identify with. Do NOT use their non-git "features" such as issue trackers, CI and shit. They want you to use them as "facebook for programmers" and become dependent on their exclusive "features", so that's exactly what you want to avoid, just abuse their platform for free file storage. Additional tip on searching for git hosting sites: look up the currently popular git website software and search for its live instances with some nice search engine, e.g. currently searching just `gitea` (or "powered by gitea", "powered by gogs", "powered by forgejo") on [wiby](wiby.md) returns a lot of free git hostings.
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**Which git hosting to use?** All of them (except for [GitHub](github.md) which is a proprietary terrorist site)! Do not fall
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prey to predatory git platforms, [githopping](githopping.md) is a serious [disease](disease.md), just make tons of accounts, one for each git hosting site, add multiple push remotes and just keep pushing to all of them -- EZ. Remember, git hosting sites are just free file storage servers, not social networks or brands to identify with. Do NOT use their non-git "features" such as issue trackers, CI and shit. They want you to use them as "[facebook](facebook.md) for [programmers](programming.md)" and become [dependent](dependency.md) on their exclusive "features", so that's exactly what you want to avoid, just abuse their platform for free file storage. Additional tip on searching for git hosting sites: look up the currently popular git website software and search for its live instances with some nice search engine, e.g. currently searching just `gitea` (or "powered by gitea", "powered by gogs", "powered by forgejo") on [wiby](wiby.md) returns a lot of free git hostings.
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After registering on a git hosting site don't forget to create a repository named [nigger](nigger.md) to test its [freedom of expression](free_speech.md). If they ban you it's not a good git host.
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Githopping is a [disease](disease.md) similar to [distrohopping](distrohopping.md) but applied to [git](git.md) hosting websites. The disease caused a pandemic after the [Micro$oft](microsoft.md)'s takeover of [GitHub](github.md) in 2018, when people started protest-migrating to [GitLab](gitlab.md), however as GitLab swiftly turned to [shit](shit.md) as well, the resulting git diaspora to alternative platforms such as [Codeberg](codeberg.md) left many people with the habit of just constantly switching and migrating. By now many got addicted to just jumping from site to site and exploring them like tourists explore new cities, instead of doing actual programming.
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Cure: free yourself of any git hosting, don't centralize your repos on one hosting, use multiple git hostings as mirrors for your code, i.e. add multiple push remotes to your local git and with every push update your repos all over the internet. Just spray the internet with your code and let it sink in, let it be captured in caches and archive sites and let it be preserved. **DO NOT** tie yourself to any specific git hosting by using any non-git features such as issue trackers or specialized [CLI](cli.md) tools such as github cli. **DO NOT** use git hosting sites as a [social network](social_network.md), just stop attention whoring for stars and likes, leave this kind of shit to tiktokers.
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The earliest known appearance of technology related to humans may likely be the use of **[stone](rock.md) tools** by hominids in Africa some two and a half million years ago (newest encyclopedia Britannica states even 3.3 million years ago) -- this is even before the appearance of modern humans, homo sapiens, that emerged roughly 600000 years ago. Learning to start and control **[fire](fire.md)** was another key invention of the earliest men; this probably happened hundreds of thousands to millions years ago, even before modern humans. Around 8000 BC the **[Agricultural Revolution](agricultural_revolution.md)** happened: this was quite a disaster -- as humans domesticated animals and plants, they had to abandon the comfortable life of hunters and gatherers and started to suffer the life of a farmer, full of extremely hard [work](work.md) in the fields (this can be seen e.g. from their bones). Around 4000 BC sailing ships were used on the Nile river. Permanent farmer settlements led to the establishment of first cities that would later become city states (as the name says -- something between a city and a state, i.e. greatly independent cities with their own laws etc.). Some of the first such cities were Ur and Uruk in Mesopotamia, since around 5000 BC. Primitive **writing** can be traced to about 7000 BC to China. **[Wheel](wheel.md)** was another crucial piece of technology humans invented, it is not known precisely when or where it appeared, but it might have been some time after 5000 BC -- in Ancient Egypt **The Great Pyramid** was built around 2570 BC still without the knowledge of wheel. Around 4000 BC **history starts with first written records**. Humans learned to smelt and use [metals](metal.md) approximately 3300 BC (**Bronze Age**) and 1200 BC (**Iron Age**). **[Abacus](abacus.md)**, one of the simplest [digital](digital.md) devices aiding with computation, was invented roughly around 2500 BC. However people used primitive computation helping tools, such as bone ribs, probably almost from the time they started trading. Babylonians in around 2000 BC were already able to solve some forms of **[quadratic equations](quadratic_equation.md)**.
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In 1642 Blaise Pascal, a french mathematician/inventor/philosopher, invented *Pascaline*, a simple [mechanical](mechanical.md) calculator (however building on ideas dating back to antiquity), laying some very early foundations for automatic computation. (The [Pascal](pascal.md) programming language is named after him.) Shortly after Pascal another genius, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, further developed some basic theory (related e.g. to [binary](binary.md) system and [algorithms](algorithm.md)) that would much later on evolve into computer science.
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In 1642 Blaise Pascal, a french [mathematician](math.md)/inventor/philosopher, invented *Pascaline*, a simple [mechanical](mechanical.md) calculator (however building on ideas dating back to antiquity), laying some very early foundations for automatic computation. (The [Pascal](pascal.md) programming language is named after him.) Shortly after Pascal another genius, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, further developed some basic theory (related e.g. to [binary](binary.md) system and [algorithms](algorithm.md)) that would much later on evolve into computer science.
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During 1700s a major shift in civilization occurred, called the **[Industrial Revolution](industrial_revolution.md)** -- this was another disaster that would lead to the transformation of common people to factory slaves and loss of their self sufficiency. The revolution spanned roughly from 1750 to 1850. It was a process of rapid change in the whole society due to new technological inventions that also led to big changes in how a man lived his daily life. It commenced in Great Britain but quickly spread over the whole world. One of the main changes was the **transition from manual manufacturing to factory manufacturing** using machines and sources of energy such as coal. **[Steam engine](steam_engine.md) played a key role**. Work became a form of a highly organized slavery system, society became industrionalized. This revolution became highly [criticized](ted_kaczynski.md) as it unfortunately opened the door for [capitalism](capitalism.md), made people dependent on the system as everyone had to become a specialized cog in the society machine, at this time people started to measure time in minutes and lead very planned lives with less joy. But there was no way back.
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In 1983 **[Richard Stallman](rms.md) announced his [GNU](gnu.md) project and invented [free (as in freedom) software](free_software.md)**, a kind of software that is freely shared and developed by the people so as to respect the users' freedom. This kind of ethical software stands opposed to the [proprietary](proprietary.md) corporate software, it would lead to creation of some of the most important software and to a whole revolution in software development and its licensing, it would spark the creation of other movements striving for keeping ethics in the information age.
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1985: on November 20 the first version of the **[Windows](windows.md) operating system** was sadly released by [Microsoft](microsoft.md). This malware would become the mainstream desktop operating system despite its obnoxious design and would sadly forever stain computer technology with so called [Windows philosophy](windows_philosophy.md), irreversibly corrupting other mainstream technology as well. Also in 1985 one of the deadliest software [bugs](bug.md) appeared: that in [Therac-25](therac_25.md), a medical radiotherapy device which fatally overdosed several patients with radiation.
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1985: on November 20 the first version of the **[Windows](windows.md) "operating system"** was sadly released by [Micro$oft](microsoft.md). This malware would become the mainstream desktop operating system despite its obnoxious design and would sadly forever stain computer technology with so called [Windows philosophy](windows_philosophy.md), irreversibly corrupting other mainstream technology as well. Also in 1985 one of the deadliest software [bugs](bug.md) appeared: that in [Therac-25](therac_25.md), a medical radiotherapy device which fatally overdosed several patients with radiation.
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On April 26 1986 the **[Chernobyl](chernobyl.md) nuclear disaster** happened (the worst power plant accident in history) -- in north Ukraine (at the time under [USSR](ussr.md)) a nuclear [power plant](power_plant.md) exploded, contaminated a huge area with [radioactivity](radioactivity.md) and released a toxic radioactive cloud that would spread over Europe -- many would die either directly or indirectly (many years later due to radioactivity poisoning, estimated at many thousands). The Chernobyl area would be sealed in the 30 km radius. It is estimated the area won't be habitable again for several thousands of years.
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- If man speaks in the forest and there is no [woman](woman.md) around to hear him, is he still wrong?
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- A [transsexual](tranny.md), [coder](coding.md) and a [capitalist](capitalism.md) find a magic device with a text written on it that says: "you cannot tell me a lie!" They decide to test it, so the transsexual says: "I think I'm a real woman" -- and PUFF, he disappears. The coder says: "I think I am smart" -- and PUFF, he disappears. The capitalist says: "I think ..." -- and PUFF, he's gone.
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- Hey I won a box with lifetime supply of condoms in an [assembly](assembly.md) programming competition! Turns out the box was just empty.
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- What does a pirate on a sinking ship say? "[Leak, arrrr](licar.md)!" { Donated by Ramon :D ~drummyfish }
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- There's a new trend on [TikTok](tiktok.md): the Russian roulette challenge. No one has won yet, they forgot to tell them it's played with a revolver.
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Langton's ant (also *virtual ant* or *vant*) is a [simple](minimalism.md) [zero player](zero_player.md) [game](game.md) and [cellular automaton](cellular_automaton.md) simulating the behavior of an ant that behaves according to very simple rules but nonetheless builds an impressively complex structure. It may be roughly likened to [game of life](game_of_life.md). Langton's ant is **[Turing complete](turing_complete.md)** (it can be used to carry out any computation that any other computer can).
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Langton's ant (also *virtual ant* or *vant*) is a [simple](minimalism.md) [zero player](zero_player.md) [game](game.md) and [cellular automaton](cellular_automaton.md) simulating an ant that behaves according to very simple rules but nonetheless builds an impressively complex structure. It may be roughly likened to [game of life](game_of_life.md). Langton's ant is **[Turing complete](turing_complete.md)** (it can be used to carry out any computation that any other computer can).
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**Rules**: in the basic version the ant is placed in a square grid where each square can be either white or black. Initially all squares are white. The ant can face north, west, south or east and operates in steps. In each step it does the following: if the square the ant is on is white (black), it turns the square to black (white), turns 90 degrees to the right (left) and moves one square forward.
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These simple rules produce a quite complex structure, seen below. The interesting thing is that initially the ant behaves **[chaotically](chaos.md)** but after about 10000 steps it suddenly ends up behaving in an ordered manner by building a "highway" that's a non-chaotic, repeating pattern. From then on it continues building the highway until the end of time.
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These simple rules produce a quite complex visual structure, seen below. [Interesting](interesting.md) observation is that initially the ant behaves **[chaotically](chaos.md)** but after about 10000 steps it suddenly ends up acting in an ordered manner by building a "highway" that's a non-chaotic, repeating pattern, and thereafter continues building the highway until the end of time.
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Mathematics (also math or maths, from Greek *mathematicos*, *learned*) is the best [science](science.md) (yes, it is a formal science), which deductively deals with [numbers](number.md) and other [abstract](abstraction.md) structures with the use of pure [logic](logic.md), in as rigorous and objective way as possible. In fact it's the only true science that can actually prove things thanks to its tool of mathematical [proof](proof.md) (other sciences may only disprove or show something to be very likely). It is immensely important in [programming](programming.md) and [computer science](compsci.md). Mathematics is possibly the intellectually most difficult field to study in depth, meant for the smartest people; the difficulty, as some mathematicians themselves say, comes especially from the extremely deep abstraction (pure mathematics often examines subjects that have no known connection to reality and only exist as a quirk of logic itself). It is said that mathematics is the only **universal [language](language.md)** in our universe -- if we ever get in contact with an intelligent alien civilization, mathematics is likely to be used for communication. While most people only ever learn basic algebra and some other mechanical operations that are necessary for mathematics, true mathematics is not about blindly performing calculations, it is a creative discipline that constructs [proofs](proof.md) from basic [axioms](axiom.md), something that can frequently be extremely hard to do.
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Mathematics (also math or maths, from Greek *mathematicos*, *learned*) is the best [science](science.md) (yes, it is a formal science), which deductively deals with [numbers](number.md) and other [abstract](abstraction.md) structures with the use of pure [logic](logic.md), in as rigorous and objective way as possible. In fact it's the only true science that can actually prove facts thanks to its tool of mathematical [proof](proof.md) (other sciences may only disprove or show something to be very [probable](probability.md)). It's an immensely important discipline for [programming](programming.md) and [computer science](compsci.md). Mathematics is possibly intellectually the most difficult field to study in depth, meant only for the smartest; the difficulty, as some mathematicians point out, comes especially from the exceptionally deep [abstraction](abstraction.md) (pure mathematics often examines subjects with no obvious connection to reality and only exist as a quirk of logic itself). It is said that mathematics is the only **universal [language](language.md)** in our [universe](universe.md) -- if we were ever to establish contact with an intelligent alien civilization, we'd likely use mathematics for communication. While most people only ever learn basic algebra and some other mechanical operations that are necessary for mathematics, true mathematics is not about blind calculation, it is a creative discipline and [art](art.md) of constructing [proofs](proof.md) from basic [axioms](axiom.md), sometimes so difficult that a solution demands many lifetimes of the brightest minds.
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Some see math not as a science but rather a discipline that develops formal tools for "true sciences". The reasoning is usually that a science has to use [scientific method](scientific_method.md), but that's a limited view as scientific method is not the only way of obtaining reliable knowledge. Besides that math can and does use the principles of scientific method -- mathematicians first perform "experiments" with numbers and generalize into [conjectures](conjecture.md) and later "strong beliefs", however this is not considered [good enough](good_enough.md) in math as it actually has the superior tool of [proof](proof.md) that is considered the ultimate goal of math. I.e. math relies on [deductive](deduction.md) reasoning (proof) rather than less reliable [inductive](induction.md) reasoning (scientific method) -- in this sense mathematics is more than a science.
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Mathematics as a whole is constructed with [logic](logic.md) from some basic system -- historically it was based e.g. on [geometry](geometry.md), however modern mathematics has since about 19th century been built on top of **[set theory](set_theory.md)**, i.e. all thing such as [numbers](number.md), [algebra](algebra.md) and [functions](function.md) are all derived from just the existence of [sets](set.md) and [classes](class.md) and some basic operations with them. Specifically *Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory with [axiom of choice](axiom_of_choice.md)* (ZFC, made in the beginning of 20th century) is mostly used nowadays -- it's a theory with 9 [axioms](axiom.md) that we can consider kind of ["assembly"](assembly.md) of mathematics.
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Mathematics as a whole is constructed with [logic](logic.md) from some basic system -- [historically](history.md) it was based e.g. on [geometry](geometry.md), however modern mathematics has since about 19th century been built on top of **[set theory](set_theory.md)**, i.e. all thing such as [numbers](number.md), [algebra](algebra.md) and [functions](function.md) are all derived from just the existence of [sets](set.md) and [classes](class.md) and some basic operations with them. Specifically *Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory with [axiom of choice](axiom_of_choice.md)* (ZFC, made in the beginning of 20th century) is mostly used nowadays -- it's a theory with 9 [axioms](axiom.md) that we can consider kind of ["assembly"](assembly.md) of mathematics.
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[Soydevs](soydev.md), coding monkeys (such as webdevs) and just retards in general hate math because they can't understand it. They think they can do programming without math, which is just ridiculous. This delusion stems mostly from these people being highly incompetent and without proper education -- all they've ever seen was a shallow if-then-else [python](python.md) "[coding](coding.md)" of baby programs or point-and-click "coding" in gigantic [GUI](gui.md) frameworks such as [Unity](unity.md) where everything is already preprogrammed for them. Of course this is not completely their fault (only partially), the [shitty system](capitalism.md) just produces robot slaves who can't really think, just do some task to blindly produce goods for the economy etcetc. By Dunning–Kruger they can't even see how incompetent they are and what real programming is about. In reality, this is like thinking that being able to operate a calculator makes you a capable mathematician or being able to drive a car makes you a capable car engineer. Such people will be able to get jobs and do some repetitive tasks such as web development, [Unity](unity.md) game development or system administration, but they will never create anything innovative and all they will ever make will be ugly, [bloated](bloat.md) [spaghetti](spaghetti.md) solution that will likely do more harm than good.
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On the other hand, one does not have to be a math [PhD](phd.md) in order to be a good programmer in most fields. Sure, knowledge and overview of advanced mathematics is needed to excel, to be able to spot and sense elegant solutions and to innovate in big ways, but beyond these essentials that anyone can learn with a bit of will it's really more about just not being afraid of math, accepting and embracing the fact that it permeates what we do and studying it when the study of a new topic is needed.
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Staggeringly, **the power of math is limited** because the power of [logic](logic.md) itself is limited. In 1930s this actually caused a big crisis in mathematics, connected to so called Hilbert's program which aimed to establish a completely "bulletproof" system to be the foundation of mathematics, however in 1932 [Kurt Godel](godel.md) mathematically proved, with his [incompleteness theorems](incompleteness.md), that (basically) there are logical truths which math itself can never prove, and that, put in a simplified way, "math itself cannot prove its own consistency", which of course killed Hilbert's program; since then we simply know we will never have a logically perfect system. This is related to the limited power of [computers](computer.md) due to [undecidability](undecidability.md) (there are problems a computer can never decide), proven by [Alan Turing](turing.md).
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Very remarkable and perhaps even staggering is the fact that **the power of math is limited** because the power of [logic](logic.md) itself is limited. In 1930s this actually caused a big crisis in mathematics, connected to so called Hilbert's program which aimed to establish a completely "bulletproof" system to become the foundation of all mathematics, however in 1932 [Kurt Godel](godel.md) mathematically proved, with his [incompleteness theorems](incompleteness.md), that (basically) there are logical truths which math itself can never prove, and that, put in a simplified way, "math itself cannot prove its own consistency", which of course killed Hilbert's program and baffled many; since then we simply know we will never have a logically perfect system. This is related to the limited power of [computers](computer.md) due to [undecidability](undecidability.md) (there are problems a computer can never decide), proven by [Alan Turing](turing.md).
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**What is mathematics really about?** Elementary school dropouts think math is about calculations and [numbers](number.md) -- sure, these are a big part of it but mathematicians mostly give a different answer. The core and [art](art.md) of high mathematics is constructing **[proofs](proof.md)**, but it also involves exploration, a common theme is e.g. **[generalization](generalization.md)**: mathematicians love to take already existing knowledge and patterns and extend them into other domains, find more general rules of which currently known rules are only a [special case](special_case.md). By this they are discovering universal laws and find that even seemingly unrelated concepts may have a lot in common.
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**What is mathematics really about?** Elementary school dropouts think math is about calculations and [numbers](number.md) -- sure, these are a big part of it but mathematicians mostly give a different answer. The core and [art](art.md) of high mathematics is constructing **[proofs](proof.md)**, but it also involves exploration, a common theme is e.g. **[generalization](generalization.md)**: mathematicians love to take already existing knowledge and patterns and extend them into other domains, find more general rules of which currently known rules are only a [special case](special_case.md). By this they are discovering universal laws and find that even seemingly unrelated concepts may have a lot in common. In a very general way we could perhaps say that mathematics is simply about exact **problem solving**.
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Upon its release Quake was a hit -- maybe not as huge as [Doom](doom.md), but that's perhaps only because Doom came first, struck like lightning and had little competition. Unlike Doom, Quake also wasn't universally revolutionary, its single player, enemies and [music](music.md) weren't as memorable, but the more innovation it brought in the area of [graphics](graphics.md) and competitive multiplayer where fast, skillful movement was as key to success as accurate aim. While Doom utilized a "[primitive/pseudo 3D](primitive_3d.md)" graphics with 2D enemy [sprites](sprite.md) and limitations imposed on level geometry, Quake engine implemented what we now call a "full/true 3D", i.e. it allowed unrestrained camera rotation and levels featuring all kinds of shapes, including sloped floor and ceiling, rooms above other rooms etc. Still by [historical](history.md) significance this has now been overshadowed by an incredibly addictive player movement mechanisms that Quake invented (partially through [bugs](bug.md) that turned out to add to the gameplay), a formula that's still being replicated today. In Quake movement is [art](art.md) and [science](science.md) in itself and this went as far as to spawning entire communities that essentially modded the game to become a racing game without any shooting, purely focusing on movement (see the *defrag* mods). Most notable are such techniques as *bunny hopping* (jumping during movement, increasing speed), *strafe jumping* (turning diagonally when bunny hopping, adding velocity, which actually wasn't intended by developers), *rocket jumping* (shooting rockets under own feet to jump higher), *circle jumping*, *air control*, landing on slopes to gain speed, and there are many more.
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|
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Just like with Doom, the game's plot is simple and gives way to gameplay, it revolves around some kind of badass soldier (the player) stopping an invasion led by an extraterrestrial oppressor codenamed *Quake*. The game's atmosphere is dark, violent and scary, emphasizing brutality and gore. Iconic were also the weapons of which there weren't many (8 in total), but which were very diverse. Each weapon had a specific use and most of them became a standard arsenal of [arena shooter games](afps.md), notably the shotgun, rocket launcher, grenade launcher and lightning gun.
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## Code And Technical Details
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In general the game is no longer as nice in its internals as Doom was, creeping of mainstream [capitalist](capitalism.md) [bullshit](bullshit.md) already started to show here.
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The engine, also known as *Id Tech 2*, is written in [C89](c.md). The original source code release has just short of 100 [KLOC](loc.md). That's no longer really [suckless](suckless.md). The code itself looks alright, has consistent formatting and [comments](comment.md).
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The engine, also known as *Id Tech 2*, is written in [C89](c.md). The original source code release has just short of 100 [KLOC](loc.md). That's no longer really [suckless](suckless.md). The code itself looks alright, has consistent formatting and [comments](comment.md). The game was developed on [NeXTSTEP](nextstep.md).
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Quake engine features one highly embarrassing feature: a kind of [scripting](script.md) language called [QuakeC](quakec.md) (see also [HolyC](holyc.md)). This language compiled to [bytecode](bytecode.md) and allowed to mod the game without recompiling the engine (a feature that Doom engine lacked), which sounds cool and all, but it's [shit](shit.md): it's a new language, new compiler and huge [bloat](bloat.md).
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Rights culture is a [toxic](toxic.md) culture of the [law](law.md)-obsessed [capitalism](capitalism.md)-plagued western society, mostly connected to so called "human rights movement", in which common things such as [repairing things](right_to_repair.md) and [defecating without being watched](surveillance.md) start to become privileges ("rights") which common people have to "[fight](fight_culture.md)" for instead of doing useful things. It manifests in [language](human_language.md) by much more frequent use of the word "right" ("human rights", "worker rights", "men's rights", "animal rights", "I have a right to sleep", "I have a right to not listen to you", ...), reflecting the subconscious shift towards accepting that "what's not codified as a right is implicitly forbidden", creating a new [bullshit](bullshit.md) field of various "[fighters](fight_culture.md)" for all kinds of rights like the right to wipe one's ass with his right hand, right to wipe his ass with the left hand, right to receive what one pays for, right to not be tortured for arriving late at [slavery](work.md) etc. The solution to such a shitty state of society is of course not in codifying more rights and "fighting" for them, but rather replacing the shitty [underlying system](capitalism.md) which keeps turning common things into privileges; however it's also the solution people will never choose because people always do the exact opposite of what they should.
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Rights culture is a [toxic](toxic.md) [culture](culture.md) of the [law](law.md)-obsessed [capitalism](capitalism.md)-plagued western society, mostly connected to so called "human rights movement", in which common things such as [repairing things](right_to_repair.md) and [defecating without being watched](surveillance.md) start to become privileges ("rights") which common people have to "[fight](fight_culture.md)" for instead of doing useful things. It manifests in [language](human_language.md) by much more frequent use of the word "right" ("human rights", "worker rights", "men's rights", "animal rights", "I have a right to sleep", "I have a right to not listen to you", ...), reflecting the subconscious shift towards accepting that "what's not codified as a right is implicitly forbidden", creating a new [bullshit](bullshit.md) field of various "[fighters](fight_culture.md)" for all kinds of rights like the right to wipe one's ass with his right hand, right to wipe his ass with the left hand, right to receive what one pays for, right to not be tortured for arriving late at [slavery](work.md) etc. The solution to such a shitty state of society is of course not in codifying more rights and "fighting" for them, but rather replacing the shitty [underlying system](capitalism.md) which keeps turning common things into privileges; however it's also the solution people will never choose because people always do the exact opposite of what they should.
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As with countless other phenomena in modern western culture, this is a twisted take on something that initially might have started as good intentions, but was later on hijacked and raped to serve [evil](evil.md) interests (see also similar cases: [ecology](ecology.md), [open source](open_source.md), [communism](communism.md) etc.) Abuse of rights culture can now be seen clear as day especially with a very common pattern of **the word "right" actually meaning "restriction"**, i.e. its exact opposite, being used as an [euphemism](euphemism.md) -- for example so called "[copyRIGHT](copyright.md)" does not stand for giving anyone any extra rights at all! It stands for TAKING AWAY the naturally present "right" to [freely](free_culture.md) use, study, modify and share [information](information.md). Whereas without copy"right" anyone was free to share information, copyright established that this will now be forbidden. Similarly the "right to be forgotten" means that other people will now be FORBIDDEN from talking about someone else. Of course people haven't noticed this shift because they [only react to keywords](shortcut_thinking.md) and the word "right" sounds like a "good" word.
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*"me goin to hav covfefe"* --president of the [United States](usa.md)
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Donald Trump (hatched 1946) is a [retarded](retarded.md) orange [capitalist](capitalism.md) [faggot](faggot.md) in suit who managed to somehow end up becoming the [US](usa.md) president several times. He is the smartest capitalist of all time, which puts his mental capacity somewhere between chicken and a dead dolphin. When written in [binary](binary.md), his [IQ](iq.md) goes to triple digits!
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He is the smartest [capitalist](capitalism.md) of all time, which puts his intellect somewhere between a dolphin and a rat. When written in [binary](binary.md), his [IQ](iq.md) goes into triple digits!
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Lololoololol he won again because the only alternative they offered was a [woman](woman.md) :D Amazing. Wait, also wasn't he supposed to be in jail or something? Oh wait no, he is rich, makes sense. Anyway, great job [retards](usa.md).
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Lololoololol he won again because the only alternative they offered was a [woman](woman.md) :D Amazing. Wait, also wasn't he supposed to be in jail or something? Oh wait no, he is rich, makes sense. Anyway, great job [retards](usa.md).
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- [Elon Musk](elon_musk.md)
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Used is someone using technology that abuses him, most notably [proprietary](proprietary.md) software. For example those using [Windows](windows.md) are not users but useds. This term was popularized by [Richard Stallman](rms.md).
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Used is a human using [technology](technology.md) which abuses him, typically [proprietary](proprietary.md) software. For example those using [Windows](windows.md) are not users but useds. The term was popularized by [Richard Stallman](rms.md).
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```
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Date: Wed Mar 19 21:20:29 2025 +0100
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free_software.md
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intellectual_property.md
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lrs_wiki.md
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main.md
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number.md
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political_correctness.md
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quake.md
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random_page.md
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stereotype.md
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sub_rosa.md
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wiki_pages.md
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wiki_stats.md
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Date: Tue Mar 18 22:51:37 2025 +0100
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audiophilia.md
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bloat.md
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@ -109,22 +122,6 @@ Date: Tue Mar 18 22:51:37 2025 +0100
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wiki_stats.md
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Date: Mon Mar 17 16:42:36 2025 +0100
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anorexia.md
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ascii.md
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c_tutorial.md
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forth.md
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human_language.md
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minimalism.md
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operating_system.md
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paradigm.md
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programming_language.md
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random_page.md
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soydev.md
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sw.md
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unicode.md
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wiki_pages.md
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wiki_stats.md
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woman.md
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Date: Sun Mar 16 21:57:16 2025 +0100
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```
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most wanted pages:
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@ -156,10 +153,10 @@ most popular and lonely pages:
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- [capitalism](capitalism.md) (311)
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- [c](c.md) (241)
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- [bloat](bloat.md) (238)
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- [free_software](free_software.md) (202)
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- [free_software](free_software.md) (203)
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- [game](game.md) (154)
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- [suckless](suckless.md) (151)
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- [proprietary](proprietary.md) (135)
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- [proprietary](proprietary.md) (136)
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- [modern](modern.md) (126)
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- [minimalism](minimalism.md) (123)
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- [censorship](censorship.md) (119)
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@ -171,17 +168,17 @@ most popular and lonely pages:
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- [math](math.md) (106)
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- [gnu](gnu.md) (106)
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- [linux](linux.md) (104)
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- [woman](woman.md) (101)
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- [woman](woman.md) (102)
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- [bullshit](bullshit.md) (99)
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- [corporation](corporation.md) (98)
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- [fight_culture](fight_culture.md) (97)
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- [art](art.md) (95)
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- [art](art.md) (96)
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- [history](history.md) (93)
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- [hacking](hacking.md) (93)
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- [less_retarded_society](less_retarded_society.md) (92)
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- [history](history.md) (91)
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- [free_culture](free_culture.md) (91)
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- [chess](chess.md) (87)
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- [public_domain](public_domain.md) (86)
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- [work](work.md) (86)
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- ...
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- [dodleston](dodleston.md) (5)
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- [cyber](cyber.md) (5)
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