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# Art
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Art is an endeavor that seeks discovery and creation of [beauty](beauty.md) and primarily relies on intuition. While the most immediate examples of art that come to mind are for example [music](music.md) and painting, even the most [scientific](science.md) and rigorous effort like [math](math.md) and [programming](programming.md) become art when pushed to the highest level, to the boundaries of current knowledge where intuition becomes important for further development.
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## See Also
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- [beauty](beauty.md)
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# ASCII
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TODO
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| dec | hex | oct | bin | symbol |
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|-----|-----|-----|-------|-----------------------|
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| 000 | 00 | 000 |0000000| NUL: null |
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| 001 | 01 | 001 |0000001| SOH: start of heading |
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| 002 | 02 | 002 |0000010| STX: start of text |
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| 003 | 03 | 003 |0000011| ETX: end of text |
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| 004 | 04 | 004 |0000100| EOT: end of stream |
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| 005 | 05 | 005 |0000101| ENQ: enquiry |
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| 006 | 06 | 006 |0000110| ACK: acknowledge |
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| 007 | 07 | 007 |0000111| BEL: bell |
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| 008 | 08 | 010 |0001000| BS: backspace |
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| 009 | 09 | 011 |0001001| TAB: tab (horizontal) |
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| 010 | 0a | 012 |0001010| LF: new line |
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| 011 | 0b | 013 |0001011| VT: tab (vertical) |
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| 012 | 0c | 014 |0001100| FF: new page |
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| 013 | 0d | 015 |0001101| CR: carriage return |
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| 014 | 0e | 016 |0001110| SO: shift out |
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| 015 | 0f | 017 |0001111| SI: shift in |
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| 016 | 10 | 020 |0010000| DLE: data link escape |
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| 017 | 11 | 021 |0010001| DC1: device control 1 |
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| 018 | 12 | 022 |0010010| DC2: device control 2 |
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| 019 | 13 | 023 |0010011| DC3: device control 3 |
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| 020 | 14 | 024 |0010100| DC4: device control 4 |
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| 021 | 15 | 025 |0010101| NAK: not acknowledge |
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| 022 | 16 | 026 |0010110| SYN: sync idle |
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| 023 | 17 | 027 |0010111| ETB: end of block |
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| 024 | 18 | 030 |0011000| CAN: cancel |
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| 025 | 19 | 031 |0011001| EM: end of medium |
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| 026 | 1a | 032 |0011010| SUB: substitute |
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| 027 | 1b | 033 |0011011| ESC: escape |
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| 028 | 1c | 034 |0011100| FS: file separator |
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| 029 | 1d | 035 |0011101| GS: group separator |
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| 030 | 1e | 036 |0011110| RS: record separator |
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| 031 | 1f | 037 |0011111| US: unit separator |
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| 032 | 20 | 040 |0100000| ` `: space |
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| 033 | 21 | 041 |0100001| `!` |
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| 034 | 22 | 042 |0100010| `"` |
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| 035 | 23 | 043 |0100011| `#` |
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| 036 | 24 | 044 |0100100| `$` |
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| 037 | 25 | 045 |0100101| `%` |
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| 038 | 26 | 046 |0100110| `&` |
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| 039 | 27 | 047 |0100111| `'` |
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| 040 | 28 | 050 |0101000| `(` |
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| 041 | 29 | 051 |0101001| `)` |
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| 042 | 2a | 052 |0101010| `*` |
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| 043 | 2b | 053 |0101011| `+` |
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| 044 | 2c | 054 |0101100| `,` |
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| 045 | 2d | 055 |0101101| `-` |
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| 046 | 2e | 056 |0101110| `.` |
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| 047 | 2f | 057 |0101111| `/` |
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| 048 | 30 | 060 |0110000| `0` |
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| 049 | 31 | 061 |0110001| `1` |
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| 050 | 32 | 062 |0110010| `2` |
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| 051 | 33 | 063 |0110011| `3` |
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| 052 | 34 | 064 |0110100| `4` |
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| 053 | 35 | 065 |0110101| `5` |
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| 054 | 36 | 066 |0110110| `6` |
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| 055 | 37 | 067 |0110111| `7` |
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| 056 | 38 | 070 |0111000| `8` |
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| 057 | 39 | 071 |0111001| `9` |
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| 058 | 3a | 072 |0111010| `:` |
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| 059 | 3b | 073 |0111011| `;` |
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| 060 | 3c | 074 |0111100| `<` |
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| 061 | 3d | 075 |0111101| `=` |
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| 062 | 3e | 076 |0111110| `>` |
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| 063 | 3f | 077 |0111111| `?` |
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| 064 | 40 | 100 |1000000| `@` |
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| 065 | 41 | 101 |1000001| `A` |
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| 066 | 42 | 102 |1000010| `B` |
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| 067 | 43 | 103 |1000011| `C` |
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| 068 | 44 | 104 |1000100| `D` |
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| 069 | 45 | 105 |1000101| `E` |
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| 070 | 46 | 106 |1000110| `F` |
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| 071 | 47 | 107 |1000111| `G` |
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| 072 | 48 | 110 |1001000| `H` |
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| 073 | 49 | 111 |1001001| `I` |
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| 074 | 4a | 112 |1001010| `J` |
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| 075 | 4b | 113 |1001011| `K` |
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| 076 | 4c | 114 |1001100| `L` |
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| 077 | 4d | 115 |1001101| `M` |
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| 078 | 4e | 116 |1001110| `N` |
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| 079 | 4f | 117 |1001111| `O` |
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| 080 | 50 | 120 |1010000| `P` |
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| 081 | 51 | 121 |1010001| `Q` |
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| 082 | 52 | 122 |1010010| `R` |
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| 083 | 53 | 123 |1010011| `S` |
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| 084 | 54 | 124 |1010100| `T` |
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| 085 | 55 | 125 |1010101| `U` |
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| 086 | 56 | 126 |1010110| `V` |
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| 087 | 57 | 127 |1010111| `W` |
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| 088 | 58 | 130 |1011000| `X` |
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| 089 | 59 | 131 |1011001| `Y` |
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| 090 | 5a | 132 |1011010| `Z` |
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| 091 | 5b | 133 |1011011| `[` |
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| 092 | 5c | 134 |1011100| `\` |
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| 093 | 5d | 135 |1011101| `]` |
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| 094 | 5e | 136 |1011110| `^` |
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| 095 | 5f | 137 |1011111| `_` |
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| 096 | 60 | 140 |1100000| `` ` ``: backtick |
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| 097 | 61 | 141 |1100001| `a` |
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| 098 | 62 | 142 |1100010| `b` |
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| 099 | 63 | 143 |1100011| `c` |
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| 100 | 64 | 144 |1100100| `d` |
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| 101 | 65 | 145 |1100101| `e` |
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| 102 | 66 | 146 |1100110| `f` |
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| 103 | 67 | 147 |1100111| `g` |
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| 104 | 68 | 150 |1101000| `h` |
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| 105 | 69 | 151 |1101001| `i` |
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| 106 | 6a | 152 |1101010| `j` |
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| 107 | 6b | 153 |1101011| `k` |
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| 108 | 6c | 154 |1101100| `l` |
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| 109 | 6d | 155 |1101101| `m` |
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| 110 | 6e | 156 |1101110| `n` |
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| 111 | 6f | 157 |1101111| `o` |
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| 112 | 70 | 160 |1110000| `p` |
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| 113 | 71 | 161 |1110001| `q` |
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| 114 | 72 | 162 |1110010| `r` |
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| 115 | 73 | 163 |1110011| `s` |
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| 116 | 74 | 164 |1110100| `t` |
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| 117 | 75 | 165 |1110101| `u` |
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| 118 | 76 | 166 |1110110| `v` |
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| 119 | 77 | 167 |1110111| `w` |
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| 120 | 78 | 170 |1111000| `x` |
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| 121 | 79 | 171 |1111001| `y` |
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| 122 | 7a | 172 |1111010| `z` |
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| 123 | 7b | 173 |1111011| `{` |
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| 124 | 7c | 174 |1111100| `|` |
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| 125 | 7d | 175 |1111101| `}` |
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| 126 | 7e | 176 |1111110| `~` |
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| 127 | 7f | 177 |1111111| DEL |
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# Internet
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Internet is the grand, [decentralized](decentralization.md) global network of interconnected [computer](computer.md) [networks](network.md) that allows advanced, cheap, practically instantaneous intercommunication of people and computers and sharing of large amounts of data and information. Over just a few decades since its birth in 1970s it changed the society tremendously, shifted it to the information age and stands as possibly the greatest technological invention of our society. It is a platform for many services and applications such as the [web](www.md), [e-mail](email.md), [internet of things](iot.md), [torrents](torrent.md), phone calls, video streaming, multiplayer [games](game.md) etc.
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Internet is built on top of [protocols](protocol.md) (such as [IP](ip.md), [HTTP](http.md) or [SMTP](smtp.md)), standards, organizations (such as [ICANN](icann.md), [IANA](iana.md) or [W3C](w3c.md)) and infrastructure (undersea cables, satellites, [routers](routers.md), ...) that all together work to create a great network based on **[packet switching](packet_switching.md)**, i.e. a method of transferring digital data by breaking them down into small [packets](packet.md) which independently travel to their destination (contrast this to [circuit switching](circuit_switching.md)). The key feature of the Internet is its **[decentralization](decentralization.md)**, i.e. the attribute of having no central node or authority so that it cannot easily be destroyed or taken control over -- this is by design, the Internet evolved from [ARPANET](arpanet.md), a project of the US defense department. Nevertheless there are parties constantly trying to seize at least partial control of the Internet such as governments (e.g. China and its [Great Firewall](great_firewall.md), [EU](eu.md) with its "anti-pedophile" chat monitoring laws etc.) and corporations (by creating centralized services such as [social networks](social_network.md)). Some are warning of possible de-globalization of the Internet that some parties are trying to carry out, which would turn the Internet into so called [splinternet](splinternet.md).
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Access to the Internet is offered by [ISPs](isp.md) (internet service providers) but it's pretty easy to connect to the Internet even for free, e.g. via free [wifis](wifi.md) in public places, or in libraries. By 2020 more than half of world's population had access to the Internet -- most people in the first world have practically constant, unlimited access to it via their [smartphones](smartphone.md), and even in [poor countries](shithole.md) [capitalism](capitalism.md) makes these devices along with Internet access cheap as people constantly carrying around devices that display [ads](ad.md) and spy on them is what allows their easy exploitation.
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The following are some stats about the Internet as of 2022: there are over 5 billion users world-wide (more than half of them from Asia and mostly young people) and over 50 billion individual devices connected, about 2 billion websites (over 60% in [English](english.md)) on the web, hundreds of billions of emails are sent every day, average connection speed is 24 Mbps, there are over 370 million registered [domain](domain.md) names (most popular [TLD](tld.md) is .com), [Google](google.com) performs about 7 billion web searches daily (over 90% of all search engines).
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## History
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*see also [history](history.md)*
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TODO
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- [splinternet](splinternet.md)
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# Mental Outlaw
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Mental Outlaw is a black/N-word [youtuber](youtube.md)/vlogger focused on [FOSS](foss.md) and, to a considerable degree, [suckless](suckless.md) software. He's kind of a copy-paste of [Luke Smith](luke_smith.md) but a little closer to the mainstream and normies.
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Mental Outlaw is a black/[N-word](nigger.md) [youtuber](youtube.md)/vlogger focused on [FOSS](foss.md) and, to a considerable degree, [suckless](suckless.md) software. He's kind of a copy-paste of [Luke Smith](luke_smith.md) but a little closer to the [mainstream](mainstream.md) and normies.
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Like with Luke, sometimes he's real based and sometimes he says very stupid stuff. Make your own judgement.
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# Splinternet
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TODO
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# Teletext
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Teletext is now pretty much obsolete technology that allowed broadcasting extremely simple read-only text/graphical pages along with TV signal so that people could browse them on their [TVs](tv.md). It was used mostly in the 70s, 80s and 90s but with [world wide web](www.md) teletext pretty much died.
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{ Just checked on my TV and it still works in 2022 here. For me teletext was something I could pretend was "the internet" when I was little and when we didn't have internet at home yet, it was very cool. Back then it took a while to load any page but I could read some basic news or even browse graphical logos for cell phones. Nowadays TVs have buffers and have all the pages loaded at any time so the browsing is instantaneous. ~drummyfish }
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The principal difference against the [Internet](internet.md) was that teletext was [broadcast](broadcast.md), i.e. it was a one-way communication. Users couldn't send back any data or even request any page, they could only wait and catch the pages that were broadcast by TV stations (this had advantages though, e.g. it couldn't be [DDOSed](ddos.md)). Each station would have its own teletext with fewer than 1000 pages -- the user would write a three place number of the page he wanted to load ("catch") and the TV would wait until that page was broadcast (this might have been around 30 seconds at most), then it would be displayed. The data about the pages were embedded into unused parts of the TV signal.
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The pages allowed fixed-width text and some very blocky graphics, both could be colored with very few basic colors. It looked like something you render in a very primitive [terminal](terminal.md).
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# Wizard
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Wizard is a male [virgin](virgin.md) who is at least 30 years old ([female](female.md) virgins of such age haven't been seen yet). The word is sometimes also used for a man who's just very good with [computers](computer.md). These two sets mostly overlap so it rarely needs to be distinguished which meaning we intend.
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Wizard is a male [virgin](virgin.md) who is at least 30 years old ([female](female.md) virgins of such age haven't been seen yet). The word is sometimes also used for a man who's just very good with [computers](computer.md). These two sets mostly overlap so it rarely needs to be distinguished which meaning we intend.
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There is an [imageboard](imageboard.md) for wizards called [wizardchan](wizchan.md). It is alright but also kind of sucks, for example you can't share your [art](art.md) with others because of stupid anti-[doxxing](dox.md) rules that don't even allow to dox yourself.
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## See Also
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- [incel](incel.md)
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- [volcel](volcel.md)
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