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// You can run with with node.js (v >= 8.0.0)

// node <Path to this script> [Time in ms between frames]
// node ./hype-train.js
// node ./hype-train.js 75

// Feel free to try editing the frames
const train = [String.raw`
         o      o    o   o   o   oo  oo  oo  oo}
    o     o  oo  ooo  oo  ooo ooo  ooo ooo ooo oooooo}

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const train = [
`        ooo
       
   o  ____
 _||__|  |  ______   ______   ______
(        | |      | |      | |      |
/-()---() ~ ()--() ~ ()--() ~ ()--()`,
`           
     oo
   o  ____

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// ==UserScript==
// @name         Google Pinterest Remover
// @description  Removes Pinterest and it's 1000 domains from Google search (By shoving them into a <details>)
// @version      2
// @include      http*://www.google.*/search*
// @grant        none
// ==/UserScript==

const res = document.getElementById('res')
const hidden = document.createElement('details')

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Recently, all of my bots have been migrated to accept slash commands (or "interactions") only.

Why?

Because:

• They provide a nice in-client way to see what commands a bot has and what parameters commands have
• Also provide autocomplete/choice parameters so you don't have to remember what exactly the bot expects
• I don't have to maintain a parameter parser/validator/shlexer anymore
• Bots literally have no choice (see below)