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- [textboard](textboard.md) - [textboard](textboard.md)
- [SDF](sdf.md) - [SDF](sdf.md)
- [FidoNet](fidonet.md) - [FidoNet](fidonet.md)
- [BBC](bbc.md)

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| mainstream | correct/cooler | | mainstream | correct/cooler |
| ------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | ------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| Amazon | Scamazon | | Amazon | Scamazon |
| Amazin Kindle | Amazon Swindle | | Amazon Kindle | Amazon Swindle |
| American | Americunt, Amerifag, Yankee, Ameridiot | | American | Americunt, Amerifag, Yankee, Ameridiot |
| [anime](anime.md) | tranime | | [anime](anime.md) | tranime |
| [Apple](apple.md) user | iToddler, iDiot | | [Apple](apple.md) user | iToddler, iDiot |

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## Are You A Noob? ## Are You A Noob?
Are you a noob but see our ideas as appealing and would like to join us? Say no more and head over to a [how to](how_to.md)! Are you a [noob](noob.md) but see our ideas as appealing and would like to join us? Say no more and head over to a [how to](how_to.md)!
## Did You Know ## Did You Know

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Maintenance is [shitty](shit.md) [work](work.md) whose goal is just to keep a piece of technology functioning without otherwise changing it. Maintenance is extremely expensive, tiresome and enslaves humans to machines -- we try to minimize maintenance cost as much as possible! Good programs should go to great lengths in effort to becoming highly [future-proof](future_proof.md) and [suckless](suckless.md) in order to avoid high maintenance cost. Always [finish](finished.md) your programs so that you don't have to maintain them anymore. Maintenance is [shitty](shit.md) [work](work.md) whose goal is just to keep a piece of technology functioning without otherwise changing it. Maintenance is extremely expensive, tiresome and enslaves humans to machines -- we try to minimize maintenance cost as much as possible! Good programs should go to great lengths in effort to becoming highly [future-proof](future_proof.md) and [suckless](suckless.md) in order to avoid high maintenance cost. Always [finish](finished.md) your programs so that you don't have to maintain them anymore.
Typical "[modern](modern.md)" capitalist/consumerist software (including most [free software](free_software)) is ridiculously bad at avoiding maintenance -- such programs will require one to many programmers maintaining it every single day and will become unrunnable in matter of months to years without this constant maintenance that just wastes time of great minds. I don't know what to say, this is just plainly fucked up. Modern mindset goes like this: you create it, you maintain it until you die, so as a programmer you are supposed to create just one, maybe two noteworthy programs during your lifetime. Never adopt this mindset -- create a finished program, send it to the world and move on. Typical "[modern](modern.md)" capitalist/consumerist software (including most [free software](free_software.md)) is ridiculously bad at avoiding maintenance -- such programs will require one to many programmers maintaining it every single day and will become unrunnable in matter of months to years without this constant maintenance that just wastes time of great minds. I don't know what to say, this is just plainly fucked up. Modern mindset goes like this: you create it, you maintain it until you die, so as a programmer you are supposed to create just one, maybe two noteworthy programs during your lifetime. Never adopt this mindset -- create a finished program, send it to the world and move on.
{ I've seen so much talent wasted on maintenance. One example for all: I once asked the creator of my favorite libre game whether he had any other games because the one he made made me quite happy, he replied "no, maintaining this game already takes up all my time". That's the world we live in. Imagine a painter being able to create just one painting, a composer composing just one piece. ~drummyfish } { I've seen so much talent wasted on maintenance. One example for all: I once asked the creator of my favorite libre game whether he had any other games because the one he made made me quite happy, he replied "no, maintaining this game already takes up all my time". That's the world we live in. Imagine a painter being able to create just one painting, a composer composing just one piece. ~drummyfish }

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## See Also ## See Also
- [ngix](ngix.md) - [nginx](nginx.md)
- [negro](negro.md) - [negro](negro.md)
- [faggot](faggot.md) - [faggot](faggot.md)
- [cracker](cracker.md) - [cracker](cracker.md)

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The first reaction of a noob hearing about UBI is "but everyone will just stop working!" Well no, for a number of reasons (which have been confirmed by real life experiments). For example most people don't want to just survive, they want to buy nice things and have something extra, so most people will want to get some additional income. Secondly people do want to work -- work in the sense of doing something meaningful. If they don't have to be wage slaves, most will decide to dedicate their free time to doing something useful. Thirdly people are already used to working, most will keep doing it just out of inertia, e.g. because they have friends at work or simply because they actually happen to like going there. The first reaction of a noob hearing about UBI is "but everyone will just stop working!" Well no, for a number of reasons (which have been confirmed by real life experiments). For example most people don't want to just survive, they want to buy nice things and have something extra, so most people will want to get some additional income. Secondly people do want to work -- work in the sense of doing something meaningful. If they don't have to be wage slaves, most will decide to dedicate their free time to doing something useful. Thirdly people are already used to working, most will keep doing it just out of inertia, e.g. because they have friends at work or simply because they actually happen to like going there.
{ I personally know quite a lot of people with third degree disability, i.e. people who basically already DO have a basic income -- they get an equivalent of salary for free every month as well as full health and social insurance. Most of them voluntarily go to work even though they don't have to, despite the fact that it is NOT recommended for these people to do so and despite them actually risking their disability pension being taken away for this, which happens. I have talked to the people, they simply say they are bored at home, they want to feel useful and also have something extra to buy nice things. I.e. it is literally confirmed in practice that people will not stop working with UBI. ~drummyfish }
Another question of the noob is "but who will pay for it?!" Well, we all and especially the rich. In current situation, even if we make the rich give away 90% of their wealth, they won't even notice. Another question of the noob is "but who will pay for it?!" Well, we all and especially the rich. In current situation, even if we make the rich give away 90% of their wealth, they won't even notice.
Of course, UBI works with [money](money.md) and money is bad, however the core idea is simply about sharing resources, i.e. true [communism](communism.md) which surpasses the concept of money. That is once money is eliminated, the idea of UBI will stay as the right of everyone to get things such as food and health care unconditionally. LRS supports UBI as the immediate next step towards making money less important and eventually eliminating them altogether. Of course, UBI works with [money](money.md) and money is bad, however the core idea is simply about sharing resources, i.e. true [communism](communism.md) which surpasses the concept of money. That is once money is eliminated, the idea of UBI will stay as the right of everyone to get things such as food and health care unconditionally. LRS supports UBI as the immediate next step towards making money less important and eventually eliminating them altogether.

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Unicode is a successful, constantly evolving standard aiming to organize symbols and characters (letters, digits, graphical symbols, [emoji](emoji.md), ...) of all the world's writing systems and to define and standardize ways of encoding them as [digital](digital.md) [data](data.md), i.e. it's a big [project](project.md) promising to unify the encoding of any possible [text](text.md) in [computers](computer.md). As of writing the lastest version is 16.0 from 2024, defining over 150000 characters. The effort dates back to 1980s and was started to do away with the mess and headaches induced by a plethora of existing incompatible text encoding systems -- in this it succeeded, Unicode is nowadays everywhere and it's the standard way of encoding text wherever you look, probably owing a lot to its backwards compatibility with plain [ASCII](ascii.md) encoding which was the most popular encoding of English back in the day (i.e. any old ASCII text is still a valid Unicode text, provided we use UTF-8 encoding). The standard is made by the Unicode Consortium whose members are basically all the big companies. Unicode is a successful, constantly evolving standard aiming to organize symbols and characters (letters, digits, graphical symbols, [emoji](emoji.md), ...) of all the world's writing systems and to define and standardize ways of encoding them as [digital](digital.md) [data](data.md), i.e. it's a big [project](project.md) promising to unify the encoding of any possible [text](text.md) in [computers](computer.md). As of writing the lastest version is 16.0 from 2024, defining over 150000 characters. The effort dates back to 1980s and was started to do away with the mess and headaches induced by a plethora of existing incompatible text encoding systems -- in this it succeeded, Unicode is nowadays everywhere and it's the standard way of encoding text wherever you look, probably owing a lot to its backwards compatibility with plain [ASCII](ascii.md) encoding which was the most popular encoding of English back in the day (i.e. any old ASCII text is still a valid Unicode text, provided we use UTF-8 encoding). The standard is made by the Unicode Consortium whose members are basically all the big companies.
In Unicode every character is unique like a unicorn. In Unicode every character is unique like a unicorn. It has all the diverse characters such as the penis (𓂸), ejaculating penis (𓂺), swastika (卐), hammer and sickle (☭), white power sign (👌), middle finger (🖕) etc. **Here is a lulzy part of Unicode**: it's possible to combine some characters together with so called *combining characters*, so purely IN THEORY one can for example combine the prohibition symbol (U+20Ex) with [LGBT](lgbt.md) propaganda characters and other fascist symbols to create anti-fascist emjis likes so: 🏳️‍🌈⃠👨🏿⃠👩⃠. Of course this created some controversies :D
**It is important to distinguish between Unicode codepoints (the abstract character codes) and Unicode encodings**, they are two different things. For example the Unicode codepoint for character *A* is 65 (same as in ASCII), or (written the Unicode way) *U+0041* (41 is [hexadecimal](hexadecimal.md) 65), but this value of 65 may then be represented in several different ways in the computer file, depending on the Unicode encoding we use (in UTF-8 it will be a single byte while in UTF-16 it will be two bytes). Currently Unicode defines these encodings (additional unofficial encodings exist as well): **It is important to distinguish between Unicode codepoints (the abstract character codes) and Unicode encodings**, they are two different things. For example the Unicode codepoint for character *A* is 65 (same as in ASCII), or (written the Unicode way) *U+0041* (41 is [hexadecimal](hexadecimal.md) 65), but this value of 65 may then be represented in several different ways in the computer file, depending on the Unicode encoding we use (in UTF-8 it will be a single byte while in UTF-16 it will be two bytes). Currently Unicode defines these encodings (additional unofficial encodings exist as well):

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This is an autogenerated article holding stats about this wiki. This is an autogenerated article holding stats about this wiki.
- number of articles: 597 - number of articles: 598
- number of commits: 892 - number of commits: 893
- total size of all texts in bytes: 4407146 - total size of all texts in bytes: 4414224
- total number of lines of article texts: 33606 - total number of lines of article texts: 33637
- number of script lines: 294 - number of script lines: 294
- occurrences of the word "person": 8 - occurrences of the word "person": 8
- occurrences of the word "nigger": 95 - occurrences of the word "nigger": 95
@ -35,60 +35,73 @@ longest articles:
top 50 5+ letter words: top 50 5+ letter words:
- which (2490) - which (2492)
- there (1910) - there (1911)
- people (1720) - people (1725)
- example (1496) - example (1502)
- other (1356) - other (1366)
- number (1253) - number (1253)
- about (1210) - about (1210)
- software (1191) - software (1201)
- program (986) - program (986)
- because (949) - because (950)
- their (919) - their (922)
- would (910) - would (910)
- something (841) - something (844)
- called (841) - called (843)
- language (839) - language (841)
- being (835) - being (836)
- things (830) - things (832)
- numbers (808) - numbers (808)
- simple (786) - simple (788)
- computer (768) - computer (768)
- without (745) - without (746)
- programming (723) - programming (723)
- function (714) - function (714)
- different (697) - these (699)
- these (696) - different (699)
- however (693) - however (693)
- system (656) - system (658)
- world (645) - world (645)
- doesn (630) - doesn (630)
- should (627) - should (627)
- while (619) - while (620)
- point (611) - point (611)
- games (600) - games (601)
- society (592) - society (593)
- still (585) - still (589)
- drummyfish (576) - drummyfish (577)
- simply (570) - simply (571)
- using (568) - using (568)
- possible (559) - possible (561)
- though (556) - though (558)
- similar (536) - similar (537)
- https (534) - https (534)
- course (529) - course (531)
- memory (527) - memory (527)
- always (513) - always (514)
- value (509) - value (510)
- technology (506) - technology (507)
- basically (498) - basically (499)
- probably (495) - probably (496)
- really (489) - really (489)
latest changes: latest changes:
``` ```
Date: Sun Oct 6 16:32:01 2024 +0200
bloat.md
doom.md
freedom.md
git.md
lrs.md
needed.md
random_page.md
unfuck.md
unicode.md
unretard.md
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wiki_stats.md
Date: Sat Oct 5 21:09:59 2024 +0200 Date: Sat Oct 5 21:09:59 2024 +0200
90s.md 90s.md
diogenes.md diogenes.md
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90s.md 90s.md
avpd.md avpd.md
disease.md disease.md
drummyfish.md
faq.md
git.md
less_retarded_society.md
lrs.md
main.md
nonogram.md
often_confused.md
random_page.md
unicode.md
wiki_pages.md
wiki_stats.md
wiki_tldr.md
xonotic.md
Date: Thu Oct 3 22:09:52 2024 +0200
``` ```
most wanted pages: most wanted pages:
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- [meme](meme.md) (10) - [meme](meme.md) (10)
- [hitler](hitler.md) (10) - [hitler](hitler.md) (10)
- [drm](drm.md) (10) - [drm](drm.md) (10)
- [sdl](sdl.md) (9)
- [pointer](pointer.md) (9) - [pointer](pointer.md) (9)
- [emacs](emacs.md) (9) - [emacs](emacs.md) (9)
- [syntax](syntax.md) (8) - [syntax](syntax.md) (8)
- [sdl](sdl.md) (8)
- [html](html.md) (8) - [html](html.md) (8)
- [gpu](gpu.md) (8) - [gpu](gpu.md) (8)
- [gpl](gpl.md) (8) - [gpl](gpl.md) (8)
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most popular and lonely pages: most popular and lonely pages:
- [lrs](lrs.md) (305) - [lrs](lrs.md) (306)
- [capitalism](capitalism.md) (252) - [capitalism](capitalism.md) (252)
- [c](c.md) (228) - [c](c.md) (229)
- [bloat](bloat.md) (218) - [bloat](bloat.md) (219)
- [free_software](free_software.md) (183) - [free_software](free_software.md) (185)
- [suckless](suckless.md) (143) - [suckless](suckless.md) (143)
- [game](game.md) (143) - [game](game.md) (143)
- [proprietary](proprietary.md) (127) - [proprietary](proprietary.md) (128)
- [minimalism](minimalism.md) (104) - [minimalism](minimalism.md) (104)
- [computer](computer.md) (102) - [computer](computer.md) (102)
- [modern](modern.md) (99) - [modern](modern.md) (101)
- [kiss](kiss.md) (99) - [kiss](kiss.md) (100)
- [censorship](censorship.md) (98) - [censorship](censorship.md) (99)
- [fun](fun.md) (96) - [fun](fun.md) (96)
- [gnu](gnu.md) (95) - [gnu](gnu.md) (95)
- [linux](linux.md) (94) - [linux](linux.md) (94)
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- [public_domain](public_domain.md) (79) - [public_domain](public_domain.md) (79)
- [corporation](corporation.md) (78) - [corporation](corporation.md) (78)
- [woman](woman.md) (77) - [woman](woman.md) (77)
- [programming_language](programming_language.md) (76) - [programming_language](programming_language.md) (77)
- [foss](foss.md) (76) - [foss](foss.md) (76)
- ... - ...
- [bilinear](bilinear.md) (5) - [bilinear](bilinear.md) (5)