Rebecca Turner 9999years

## xkcd_rgb.h
//License: http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
//see https://blog.xkcd.com/2010/05/03/color-survey-results/
//adapted from: https://xkcd.com/color/rgb.txt
//several colors were defined twice once spaces and slashes
//were replaced with underscores
//those lines have simply been commented out
//the most useful ones like COLOR_BLACK and COLOR_BLUE are at the bottom of
//the file for some reason. ask randall. idk
#define COLOR_CLOUDY_BLUE                0xacc2d9
#define COLOR_DARK_PASTEL_GREEN          0x56ae57

## nodistractions.vim
"a quick vim script for distraction free writing
"use :NoDistractions
"turns off line numbers etc, shows word count in the ruler,
"no status line
"only in the current buffer

function! NoDistractions()
	setlocal nolist
	setlocal laststatus=0
	setlocal rulerformat=%{wordcount().words}

## pixelshader.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
	<head>
		<meta charset="utf-8">
		<title>distance estimation</title>
	</head>
	<body>
		<canvas id="canvas"></canvas>
<script>
//html5 <canvas> pixel shader for javascript

## denest.ps1
#folder denesting script for powershell
#also deletes empty folders
#you'll have to run it n times for n levels of nested folders
#but it outputs the number of folders denested and deleted

#this works for 99% of scenarios, but if you run into an edge case... sorry!
function DeNestFolders {
	$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
	echo "denesting folders!!"
	$denests = 0

## random-string.ps1
#Random string generation for passwords etc
#defaults to all printable ascii
#works either inclusively, building a character palette up from zero with switches like -Numbers
#or exclusively, starting with all printable ascii and removing characters, as with -NoNumbers
#`Random-String -Numbers $False` and `Random-String -NoNumbers` work the same
function Random-String {
	[CmdletBinding()]
	Param(
		[Int]$Length = 16,
		[Switch]$Letters,

## cleanup-utilities.ps1
function StripStartName {
        [CmdletBinding()]
        Param(
                [String]$Name
        )
        ls | %{
        if($_.Name.StartsWith($Name)) {
        ren -LiteralPath "$($_.FullName)" "$($_.Parent.FullName)\$($_.Name.Substring($Name.Length))"
        }
        }

## base64.vim
" Script that uses Python and the `base64` module to provide base64 decode and
" encode commands. It’d be pretty simple to support any other base64 program as
" well, as long as it reads from stdin — just replace `python -m base64 -e` with
" the encoding command and `python -m base64 -d` with the decoding command.
"
" Some features this provides:
"
" * Supports ranges, converts only the current line by default (use
"   `:%Base64Encode` to encode the whole file, for example, and it’ll work as
"   expected from within visual mode, although it only converts whole lines)

## wiggler.js
var els = [],
g = {
	img: document.getElementsByTagName("img")[0],
	time:  0,
	amt:   20,
	amin:  5 /* amp */,
	amax:  10,
	ramin: 1 /* rot amp */,
	ramax: 50,
	pmin:  1 /* period */,

## wiggle-golf.js
//see https://gist.github.com/9999years/8fd0184530fcbbe494ffc306bab8654b for more verbosity

//kinda golfed (1507 bytes)
var els = [], g = { img: document.getElementsByTagName("img"), time: 0, amt: 20,
amin: 5 /* amp */, amax: 10, ramin: 1 /* rot amp */, ramax: 50, pmin: 1 /* perio
d */, pmax: 10, rpmin: 1 /* rot period */, rpmax: 50 }; function randf(min, max)
{ return Math.random()*(max-min)+min; } function randSign() { return Math.round(
Math.random()) ? -1 : 1; } function sin(amp, period) { return amp * Math.sin((g.
time / period) * 2*Math.PI); } function randEl(arr) { return arr[Math.floor(Math
.random()*arr.length)]; } function generateVariables() { for(var i = els.length;

## unicode.tex
% usage: \unicode[font]{codepoint}, e.g. \unicode[\emojifont]{1F60E} or \unicode{1F47D}
% requires --shell-escape be enabled (to use \write18) and curl to be in the path
% prints something like U+XXXX § SECTION SIGN
% note that the codepoint MUST be in all-caps, due to how \symbol works
\newcommand{\unicode}[2][]
	{\immediate\write18{curl https://codepoints.net/api/v1/name/#2 -o .cp#2.txt}
	\texttt{U+#2} {#1\symbol{"#2}}
	\texttt{\input{.cp#2.txt}}\immediate\write18{del .cp#2.txt}}
	//License: http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
	//see https://blog.xkcd.com/2010/05/03/color-survey-results/
	//adapted from: https://xkcd.com/color/rgb.txt
	//several colors were defined twice once spaces and slashes
	//were replaced with underscores
	//those lines have simply been commented out
	//the most useful ones like COLOR_BLACK and COLOR_BLUE are at the bottom of
	//the file for some reason. ask randall. idk
	#define COLOR_CLOUDY_BLUE 0xacc2d9
	#define COLOR_DARK_PASTEL_GREEN 0x56ae57
	"a quick vim script for distraction free writing
	"use :NoDistractions
	"turns off line numbers etc, shows word count in the ruler,
	"no status line
	"only in the current buffer

	function! NoDistractions()
	setlocal nolist
	setlocal laststatus=0
	setlocal rulerformat=%{wordcount().words}
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta charset="utf-8">
	<title>distance estimation</title>
	</head>
	<body>
	<canvas id="canvas"></canvas>
	<script>
	//html5 <canvas> pixel shader for javascript
	#folder denesting script for powershell
	#also deletes empty folders
	#you'll have to run it n times for n levels of nested folders
	#but it outputs the number of folders denested and deleted

	#this works for 99% of scenarios, but if you run into an edge case... sorry!
	function DeNestFolders {
	$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"
	echo "denesting folders!!"
	$denests = 0
	#Random string generation for passwords etc
	#defaults to all printable ascii
	#works either inclusively, building a character palette up from zero with switches like -Numbers
	#or exclusively, starting with all printable ascii and removing characters, as with -NoNumbers
	#`Random-String -Numbers $False` and `Random-String -NoNumbers` work the same
	function Random-String {
	[CmdletBinding()]
	Param(
	[Int]$Length = 16,
	[Switch]$Letters,
	function StripStartName {
	[CmdletBinding()]
	Param(
	[String]$Name
	)
	ls \| %{
	if($_.Name.StartsWith($Name)) {
	ren -LiteralPath "$($_.FullName)" "$($_.Parent.FullName)\$($_.Name.Substring($Name.Length))"
	}
	}
	" Script that uses Python and the `base64` module to provide base64 decode and
	" encode commands. It’d be pretty simple to support any other base64 program as
	" well, as long as it reads from stdin — just replace `python -m base64 -e` with
	" the encoding command and `python -m base64 -d` with the decoding command.
	"
	" Some features this provides:
	"
	" * Supports ranges, converts only the current line by default (use
	" `:%Base64Encode` to encode the whole file, for example, and it’ll work as
	" expected from within visual mode, although it only converts whole lines)
	var els = [],
	g = {
	img: document.getElementsByTagName("img")[0],
	time: 0,
	amt: 20,
	amin: 5 /* amp */,
	amax: 10,
	ramin: 1 /* rot amp */,
	ramax: 50,
	pmin: 1 /* period */,
	//see https://gist.github.com/9999years/8fd0184530fcbbe494ffc306bab8654b for more verbosity

	//kinda golfed (1507 bytes)
	var els = [], g = { img: document.getElementsByTagName("img"), time: 0, amt: 20,
	amin: 5 /* amp /, amax: 10, ramin: 1 / rot amp /, ramax: 50, pmin: 1 / perio
	d /, pmax: 10, rpmin: 1 / rot period */, rpmax: 50 }; function randf(min, max)
	{ return Math.random()*(max-min)+min; } function randSign() { return Math.round(
	Math.random()) ? -1 : 1; } function sin(amp, period) { return amp * Math.sin((g.
	time / period) * 2*Math.PI); } function randEl(arr) { return arr[Math.floor(Math
	.random()*arr.length)]; } function generateVariables() { for(var i = els.length;
	% usage: \unicode[font]{codepoint}, e.g. \unicode[\emojifont]{1F60E} or \unicode{1F47D}
	% requires --shell-escape be enabled (to use \write18) and curl to be in the path
	% prints something like U+XXXX § SECTION SIGN
	% note that the codepoint MUST be in all-caps, due to how \symbol works
	\newcommand{\unicode}[2][]
	{\immediate\write18{curl https://codepoints.net/api/v1/name/#2 -o .cp#2.txt}
	\texttt{U+#2} {#1\symbol{"#2}}
	\texttt{\input{.cp#2.txt}}\immediate\write18{del .cp#2.txt}}