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copyright.md

@@ -32,6 +32,9 @@ A work which is not covered by copyright (and any other IP) -- which is nowadays
 
 **Copyright encourages murder.** The sooner the author dies, the sooner his material will run out of copyright, so if you want some nice work to enter public domain soon, you are literally led by the law to try for him to die as soon as possible.
 
+
+A commonly used **trick for legally bypassing copyright restrictions** is to use [patches](patch.md). It can help legally modify proprietary works and distribute these modifications by publishing ONLY the changes without redistributing the copyrighted work along. Say there is for example a proprietary video game with [ads](marketing.md) in it and some good programmer decides to modify the game and remove the ads -- like a good human he would subsequently like to share this modified game with others to spare them of suffering from the advertisement torture, but he can't publicly upload the modified version anywhere because it's a derivative work (a modification of something "owned" by someone else), the copyright belongs not to him but to the game company and that can order an instant takedown of this version and even punish the uploader with a lawsuit. What he can do instead is to publish only a patch, a set of changes that can be automatically applied to the original game to create the modified ad-free version. This patch can legally be distributed because it's technically not a derivative work, it's an original code not containing the game, it's just a set of instruction saying how to remove ads from the video game. To obtain the modified ad-free version it is therefore necessary to already own the original version, but this is still a better situation than not being able to have an ad-free video game at all. This technique works very well and patches are even a very elegant way of sharing that saves bandwidth and storage, but it's true there may be some potential hurdles we have to watch for. For instance the patch MAY sometimes end up legally constituting a derivative work -- imagine for example a fan-fiction patch that can be applied to a [Harry Potter](harry_potter.md) book to obtain a longer, more detailed version of the book; this specific patch will probably have to carry with it new text that contains copyrightable elements such as characters and parts of the original plot. So in summary patches are awesome in bypassing some restrictions, but ultimately do not solve the copyright problem.
+
 ## Step By Step Instructions For Dummies To Determine Copyright Status Etc.
 
 DISCLAIMER: Fuck you.

history.md

@@ -8,9 +8,11 @@ This is a brief summary of history of [technology](technology.md) and [computers
 
 { A curious pattern of history is that the civilization -- or maybe rather the dominating superpowers -- are moving to the west, kind of like: middle East -> Greece -> Rome -> Holy Roman Empire -> England/France/Spain -> America. ~drummyfish }
 
-The [Universe](universe.md) began in [singularity](singularity.md) and started to exist with the [Big Bang](big_bang.md) almost 14 billion years ago. It went through several epochs during which it underwent fantastic changes: first there was the epoch of rapid inflation, up to about 10^-32 seconds, during which it expanded extremely rapidly. After this the fundamental forces (strong, weak, electromagnetic and gravitational) started to become separate, the universe was cooling down. Then for a few eons nothing happen. After 200 million years, first stars started to form. After another 200 million years first galaxies started to form, including our own Milky Way galaxy. Our [Earth](earth.md) formed some 4.5 billion years ago, along with the [Moon](moon.md) (created by an impact of Earth with a large body called Theia). It seems [life](life.md) appeared about 3.8 billions years ago; about 600 million years ago multicellular life formed and 66 million years ago the dinosaurs went extinct after the devastating impact of the Chicxulub asteroid (probably more than 10 km in diameter), giving opportunity to mammals and eventually to us, humans, who would go on to conquer the planet thereafter.
+The [Universe](universe.md) began in [singularity](singularity.md) and started to exist with the [Big Bang](big_bang.md) almost 14 billion years ago. It went through several epochs during which it underwent fantastic changes: first there was the epoch of rapid inflation, up to about 10^-32 seconds, during which it expanded extremely rapidly. After this the fundamental forces (strong, weak, electromagnetic and gravitational) started to become separate, the universe was cooling down. Then for a few eons nothing happen. After 200 million years, first stars started to form. After another 200 million years first galaxies started to form, including our own Milky Way galaxy. Our [Earth](earth.md) formed some 4.5 billion years ago, along with the [Moon](moon.md) (created by an impact of Earth with a large body called Theia). It seems [life](life.md) appeared about 3.8 billions years ago; about 600 million years ago multicellular life formed and 66 million years ago the dinosaurs went extinct after the devastating impact of the Chicxulub asteroid (probably more than 10 km in diameter), leaving an opportunity to mammals and eventually to us, humans, who would go on to conquer the planet thereafter.
 
-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)**.
+Incredibly, a tree that lived 60 million years ago is still surviving to this day, or at least "in a sense" -- a small forest of Wollemi pines in Australia comes from an original single tree that keeps clonning itself since the time of dinosaurs, creating genetically identical trees over and over, and so we can still witness today "in a sense" the same tree that was around back then, just reincarnated countless times. A little later on, some 54 million years ago, a primitive species of gecko got trapped in an amber and got preserved in a near-perfect state until its discovery in 2005.
+
+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. In 2832 BC a tree came to life that would survive until our current day -- its name is Methuselah and can be found in California. 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)**.
 
 In Greece many city states, such as Athens, Delphi and Sparta formed -- Ancient Greek [culture](culture.md) would be seen as the golden age of civilization that would lay foundations to everything we now take for granted; Greeks to some extent advanced technology (e.g. architecture) but especially cultivated [art](art.md), philosophy and [politics](politics.md) -- Athens are credited for inventing [democracy](democracy.md) (though an "early" version, they still had slaves and many classes of citizens without voting power). In 8th century BC Homer created the epic poems Iliad and Odyssey. In 6th century BC Pythagoras describes the [Pythagorean theorem](pythagorean_theorem.md). After 600 BC the Greek [philosophy](philosophy.md) starts to develop which would lead to strengthening of rational, [scientific](science.md) thinking and advancement of [logic](logic.md) and [mathematics](math.md). Some of the most famous Greek philosophers were [Socrates](socrates.md), [Plato](plato.md), [Aristotle](aristotle.md) and [Diogenes](diogenes.md). Around 400 BC **[camera obscura](camera_obscura.md)** was already described in a written text from China where **[gears](gear.md)** also seem to have been invented soon after. Around 300 BC Euklid wrote his famous *Elements*, a mathematical work that proves theorems from basic [axioms](axiom.md). Ancient Greeks could communicate over great distances using **Phryctoria**, chains of fire towers placed on mountains that forwarded messages to one another using light. 234 BC Archimedes described the famous [Archimedes screw](archimedes_screw.md) and created an **[algorithm](algorithm.md) for computing the number [pi](pi.md)**. In 2nd century BC the **Antikythera mechanism, the first known [analog](analog.md) [computer](computer.md)** is made to predict movement of heavenly bodies. Romans are known to have been great builders, they built many roads and such structures as the Pantheon (126 AD) and aqueducts with the use of their own type of **concrete** and advanced understanding of physics.
 

lmao.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ On this wiki we kind of use LMAO as a synonym to [LULZ](lulz.md) as used on [Enc
 - In 2016 there was a progaming team in Halo called Mi Seng which in a broadcast game did a pretty funny thing: when they were leading they went into hiding in buggy spots and then just did nothing until the time ran out. Normies were crying, the commentators were pretty awkward, they considered this "unethical" xD We consider it pretty cool.
 - In 2016 [Micro$oft](microsoft.md) released a Twitter [AI](ai.md) bot called Tay which was made to teach itself how to talk from the text on the Internet. It can be guessed it quickly became extremely racist and enraged waves of [SJW](sjw.md)s so they had to shut it down.
 - The 2009 launch of [Pokemon](pokemon.md) Platinum saw one of the coolest [trollz](trolling.md) ever: during the event someone (who actually wasn't caught but it's speculated it was a guy cosplaying as a Team Rocket) created photoshopped flyers announcing there would be an "official" giveaway of a special Pokemon. The wifi was of course coming from the perpetrator's device and when the kids collected the Pokemon, they received a Gengar named [Nigger](nigger.md) with [stereotypical](stereotype.md) moves such as "thief" and "sucker punch". FUCKING KEK.
-- Many funny stories come from [4chan](4chan.md). Like for example the "Katie's books" thread on /lit (number 5972700) wherein they accidentally bullied an innocent naive Internet girl they found on YouTube ("she sounds like her hymen is fully intact"). In 2012 they made masses of Justin Bieber fans shave their heads by spreading fake news that Bieber had cancer under the hashtag #BaldForBieber. In 2013 they made a similarly funny prank by making Justin Bieber fans cut themselves with another faked campaign #CuttingForBieber. In 2013 they made a huge number of Appletoddlers destroy their [iPhones](iphone.md) with fake ads that promoted a new "feature" that makes the phone waterproof via a software update. Similarly in 2014 they spread fake ads about a new iPhone "feature" that would let users charge their phones in a microwave. 4chan also hijacked many internet polls such as the Mountain Dew's poll for naming their new drink in 2012: people from 4chan raided the poll and chose the name "Hitler Did Nothing Wrong", with names such as "Diabeetus" or "Soda" as followers. Another raided poll was that of Talor Swift about at which school she should perform -- 4chan mass voted for a school for deaf children which eventually won (Taylor Switch handled it by donating money to the school). 4chan also chose North Korea as a country for Justin Bieber's tour. Another hilarious story is from 2006 when 4chan raided the Habbo Hotel (a MMO game mostly for children); they made shitton of black characters with afros, went around blocking players from accessing game areas, grouping to form swastikas and famously blocking a hotel pool with the sign "Pool's closed due to AIDS".
+- Many funny stories come from [4chan](4chan.md). Like for example the "Katie's books" thread on /lit (number 5972700) wherein they accidentally bullied an innocent naive Internet girl they found on YouTube ("she sounds like her hymen is fully intact"). In 2012 they made masses of Justin Bieber fans shave their heads by spreading fake news that Bieber had cancer under the hashtag #BaldForBieber. In 2013 they made a similarly funny prank by making Justin Bieber fans cut themselves with another faked campaign #CuttingForBieber. In 2013 they made a huge number of Appletoddlers destroy their [iPhones](iphone.md) with fake ads that promoted a new "feature" that makes the phone waterproof via a software update. Similarly in 2014 they spread fake ads about a new iPhone "feature" that would let users charge their phones in a microwave. 4chan also hijacked many internet polls such as the Mountain Dew's poll for naming their new drink in 2012: people from 4chan raided the poll and chose the name "Hitler Did Nothing Wrong", with names such as "Diabeetus" or "Soda" as followers. Another raided poll was that of Taylor Swift about at which school she should perform -- 4chan mass voted for a school for deaf children which eventually won (Taylor Swift handled it by donating money to the school). 4chan also chose North Korea as a country for Justin Bieber's tour. Another hilarious story is from 2006 when 4chan raided the Habbo Hotel (a MMO game mostly for children); they made shitton of black characters with afros, went around blocking players from accessing game areas, grouping to form swastikas and famously blocking a hotel pool with the sign "Pool's closed due to AIDS".
 - In 2022 a proprietary "[smart](smart.md) home" company Insteon got into financial trouble, shut down its servers and left people without functioning houses.
 - In the 1985 book *Big Score: The Billion-Dollar Story: The Billion-Dollar Story of Silicon Valley* there is a nice chapter talking about the manufacturing of integrated chips that explains how the process is (or at least used to be) very unpredictable and how it's basically astrology for the managers to try to predict and maximize the yield rates (the percentage of manufactured chips that function correctly). There were companies whose research showed the number of good chips correlated with the phases of the Moon, another one found that chips were destroyed by tiny droplets of piss on the hands of workers who didn't wash their hands and that [women](woman.md) workers during menstruation destroyed more chips because of the increased amount of oil secreted from their hands.
 - In 2018 Hungary banned [gender studies](gender_studies.md) as ideology that has nothing in common with science :D

lotr.md

@@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ For [copyright](copyright.md) reasons detailed **plot** summary can't be posted
 
 Especially if you're a [zoomer](zoomer.md) it is recommended you go read Lord of the Rings ASAP, or at least watch the movies (again, NOT the fucking new series or The Hobbit movies). Your [modern](modern.md) movies and fairytales failed to teach you basic moral lessons, they only taught you how to stick a penis into another penis, Lord of the Rings will at least somewhat show you what you must know, it will teach you about greater good, self sacrifice, what good and evil is.
 
+[Interestingly](interesting.md) a Russian author wrote a book called *The Last Ringbearer* which is a parallel account of *Lord of the Rings* events but from the Mordor's perspective. It's built on the premise that the main books present [propaganda](propaganda.md) written by the winners who, naturally, paint Mordor in bad light and who further conveniently twist the portrayal of what really happened and why. This is indeed what we can observe [in the real world](irl.md) almost as a matter of rule.
+
 **A piece of recent [history](history.md) that's been [censored](censorship.md) from the Internet and which they don't want you to see**: In 2022 { Sorry I fucked up and had 2002 here previously. ~drummyfish } [pseudoleft](pseudoleft.md) hijacked the franchise to not just blatantly milk it for money, but at the same time abuse it to spread [SJW](sjw.md) propaganda, creating an absolute garbage, soulless "spin off" series called "Rings of Power" with added [afroamerican](nigger.md) dwarves, lesbian elves and other kind of monstrosities that are an absolute dehonestation of Tolkien's art. The trailer posted on [YouTube](youtube.md) was ABSOLUTE DISASTER, with 27 million views it only gained 110 thousand likes versus 27 million dislikes, making it one of the worst received videos in history, and not surprisingly so: it was just pure, blatantly showing evil. In the comment section people expressed their disgust, every single comment read the following Tolkien's quote (sometimes translated to the poster's native language): **"Evil is not able to create anything new, it can only distort and destroy what has been invented or made by the forces of good"**. Youtube had to **remove the dislike** button from their site so that people could no longer express their opinion and resist evil. It's important to repeat this: people started protesting so the overlords just remove the way to protest, and people just accepted this. This event is now very much censored and very hard to find, searching for it just gives you links to the show itself. If this is not a dystopia yet, it's hard to say what is.
 
 **[LMAO](lmao.md) THIS IS NOT CLICKBAIT:** They don't want you to see this! On the LOTR DVD there were many and many bonuses for the movies and one of them was a humorous discussion of Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn and Peter Jackson (Ju-DEMryNOA on [YT](yt.md)) -- in it they firstly joked about making up some sequels to milk the franchise a bit, which ummm, already happened by now (:D), BUT not just that. They also jokingly suggested making a [gay](gay.md) version of the movies AND a version with [black](black.md) characters, complete with mock up posters and shit :D It's so hilarious watching it nowadays when all of this is happening but UNIRONICALLY. I swear [SJWs](sjw.md) are going to be burning these DVDs soon, it's funny as hell. Download it and save it before it's gone.

sin.md

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ In [programming languages](programming_language.md) the sine function is general
 
 **Want to make your own sine function for whatever reason (performance, curiosity, ...)?** Then firstly consider what you expect from it. If you want a small, fast and perhaps integer only `sin` function (the one we'd prefer in [LRS](lrs.md)) that doesn't need extreme accuracy, consider using a **[look up table](lut.md)**. You simply precompute the values of the sine function into a static table in memory and the function just retrieves them when called -- this is super fast. Note that you can save a lot of space by **only storing sine values between 0 and 1/2 pi**, the remaining parts of the function are just different transformations of this part. You can further save space and/or make the function work with [floats](float.md) by further [interpolating](interpolation.md) (even just linearly) between the stored values, for example if `sin(3.45)` is called and you only have values stored for `sin(3.4)` and `sin(3.5)`, you simply average them.
 
-Lot of times, e.g. in many calculators where speed isn't really critical, sine is computed using [Taylor series](taylor_series.md) -- a sum of infinitely many terms of which if we take the first *N*, we get an [approximation](approximation.md) of the function (the more terms we add, the more precise we get). For sine the series is
+Lot of times, e.g. in many calculators where speed isn't really critical, sine is computed using [Taylor series](taylor_series.md) (no, it's not named after Taylor Swift) -- a sum of infinitely many terms of which if we take the first *N*, we get an [approximation](approximation.md) of the function (the more terms we add, the more precise we get). For sine the series is
 
 *sin(x) = x - x^3 / 3! + x^5 / 5! - x^7 / 7! + ...*
 

trolling.md

@@ -42,6 +42,8 @@ Here are some potentially entertaining ways of trolling (they'll be written from
 
 { Idea: give someone colorblind a T-shirt as a gift with something nasty written on it that he won't be able to read due to his disease so that he'll wear it in public. ~drummyfish }
 
+{ TODO idea: "archeotroll", or staging some kind of bizzare/weird, illogical situation for future archeologists to find. ~drummyfish }
+
 { Back in the times of [fax](fax.md) there was a cool troll known as "black fax". As the name suggests, the goal was to fax a completely black page to waste the receiver's ink :D ~drummyfish }
 
 { I got asked a very good question: is trolling in fact [fascism](fascism.md) and how can I, a LRS supporter, like it then? This topic can get pretty complicated, trolling is probably like games themselves, it is a simulation of behavior that could otherwise be unethical, we always have to think about what's happening -- sometimes what's called "trolling" is just bullying without any creativity, which is not trolling in the right sense; other times trolling is seeking self benefit (fun on detriment of others) which is normally unethical but may be fine as a part of game, and other times trolling may aim to bring fun for everyone, in which case it may even be selfless. Seeking fun (a kind of self benefit) on the detriment of others is, at least by our definition, a form of fascism. I enjoy the acts of trolling, and though it may be partly an imperfection of me as a human being, I try to keep it compatible with LRS in the following ways. Firstly I never support actually very harmful trolling (such as "cutting for Bieber") to be DONE, though I do enjoy reviewing the cases that already happened and I may find them both funny and sad at the same time -- this is similar to how one can be a pacifist and completely reject violence while still finding some value in watching gore videos. Secondly trolling may be done to entities that aren't living beings, for example companies or states. Thirdly I may support acts of trolling that I don't think are significantly harmful, for example lighthearted pranks (the kind of joke you play on someone and it eventually entertains both of you, but it mustn't be taken too far, harm must be negligible), or Internet trolling. It's similar to sports or video games -- it is completely acceptable (and desirable) to create environments -- which must always be entered VOLUNTARILY -- that simulate amoral behavior and relieve some of our amoral animal needs, for example those for competition or fight, despite such behavior not being acceptable in other contexts. I.e. it is for example acceptable to kill each other in video games. Internet, or at least a great part of it, is such an environment -- it is a kind of playground anyone can enter voluntarily, that's known to have the kind of trolling game going on. On the Internet we only interact by speech and speech alone can never hurt anyone -- if one cannot bear reading something on the Internet, he can avoid using it (at least that's how it should be). ~drummyfish }

wiki_stats.md

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 This is an autogenerated article holding stats about this wiki.
 
 - number of articles: 644
-- number of commits: 1047
-- total size of all texts in bytes: 5667932
-- total number of lines of article texts: 40698
+- number of commits: 1048
+- total size of all texts in bytes: 5673096
+- total number of lines of article texts: 40715
 - number of script lines: 324
 - occurrences of the word "person": 10
 - occurrences of the word "nigger": 171
@@ -36,34 +36,34 @@ longest articles:
 top 50 5+ letter words:
 
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-- there (2388)
+- there (2389)
 - people (2254)
-- example (1954)
-- other (1733)
-- about (1547)
-- number (1482)
+- example (1955)
+- other (1734)
+- about (1545)
+- number (1483)
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-- their (1204)
-- something (1187)
-- would (1160)
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+- would (1161)
 - being (1138)
-- program (1093)
-- language (1071)
+- program (1094)
+- language (1072)
 - called (1015)
 - things (962)
-- without (942)
-- simple (910)
+- without (943)
+- simple (911)
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-- computer (881)
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-- world (835)
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+- world (837)
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-- programming (814)
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-- still (789)
+- still (790)
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 - doesn (761)
 - always (748)
@@ -71,24 +71,44 @@ top 50 5+ letter words:
 - drummyfish (745)
 - possible (739)
 - point (724)
-- https (718)
+- https (722)
 - probably (714)
+- society (702)
 - simply (701)
-- society (700)
-- while (698)
+- while (697)
 - using (670)
 - someone (662)
-- course (656)
-- similar (646)
-- actually (643)
+- course (657)
+- similar (647)
+- actually (642)
 - first (633)
 - value (621)
+- really (600)
 - though (599)
-- really (599)
 
 latest changes:
 
 ```
+Date:   Wed Aug 13 18:38:39 2025 +0200
+  c_tutorial.md
+  comun.md
+  disease.md
+  exercises.md
+  homelessness.md
+  human_language.md
+  main.md
+  often_confused.md
+  political_correctness.md
+  pseudorandomness.md
+  random_page.md
+  soyence.md
+  stereotype.md
+  transsexual.md
+  trolling.md
+  wiki_pages.md
+  wiki_post_mortem.md
+  wiki_stats.md
+  woman.md
 Date:   Sat Aug 2 15:49:26 2025 +0200
   acronym.md
   communism.md
@@ -108,24 +128,6 @@ Date:   Sat Aug 2 15:49:26 2025 +0200
   wiki_pages.md
   wiki_post_mortem.md
   wiki_stats.md
-Date:   Tue Jul 29 14:54:27 2025 +0200
-  3d_model.md
-  42.md
-  bloat.md
-  drummyfish.md
-  fork.md
-  homelessness.md
-  island.md
-  logic.md
-  main.md
-  nigger.md
-  random_page.md
-  soyence.md
-  stereotype.md
-  transsexual.md
-  wiki_pages.md
-  wiki_stats.md
-  woman.md
 ```
 
 most wanted pages:
@@ -171,7 +173,7 @@ most popular and lonely pages:
 - [shit](shit.md) (122) 
 - [programming](programming.md) (121) 
 - [woman](woman.md) (118) 
-- [art](art.md) (115) 
+- [art](art.md) (116) 
 - [history](history.md) (110) 
 - [gnu](gnu.md) (110) 
 - [linux](linux.md) (108)