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List of mod makers breaking Curse's TOS

Note: This list is incomplete. It'll be expanded as time goes on. Feel free to comment below with a link to your Curse profile to help me expand the list.

So apparently Curse has this ridiculous term on their TOS (archived at the time of making this gist):

In order to access some features of the Websites, you will have to create an account. You must be at least 18 years of age to register an account. Minor children may only access account-related features using a parent or guardian’s account so long as the

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EPNG - Executable PNG

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

Version: 0.2

Authors: Check Commit Log.

Rationale

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ClEx - Clunky Expressions

Version 0.10.

Authors:

• SoniEx2

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-- This Lua stack may be faster than the vararg stack, since it does less copies. Haven't benchmarked it yet.
-- However, it can't hold as many elements (13 000 ish elements on my machine, vs uh, 100 000 or more with varargs?).

local function callstack()
  local function f(v)
    local op, nv = coroutine.yield()
    while true do
      if op == "push" then
        op, nv = coroutine.yield(f(nv))
      elseif op == "pop" then

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UTF-16LLE

There are 4 forms of UTF-16:

1. UTF-16BE
2. UTF-16LE
3. UTF-16LBE
4. UTF-16LLE

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ROT13-UTF-8 is a semi-backwards-compatible encoding for text data.

ROT13-UTF-8 replaces the characters represented by bytes 0x41-0x4D, 0x4E-0x5A and 0x61-0x6D, 0x6E-0x7A in UTF-8 with characters U+004E-U+005A, U+0041-U+004D and U+006E- U+007A, U+0061-U+006D, respectively.

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The Unix Time Manifesto

WIP

I am an user of Unix Time IRL. My hexchat outputs timestamps using the %s time format string. This means every message looks like [1526856826] * End of /MOTD command. or similar.

I just like it that way.

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Pockets

by Spice Girls

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I'll get what I want,
what I really really want
Don't tell me what I want,

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Unicode Instruction Set Architecture (UISA)

Unicode (UTF-8) is the leading character encoding being used in computers today. However, a few factors hinder its adoption:

• It's big. It's actually huge! You need to include (increasingly bigger) character tables in your programs if you want to deal with Unicode.
• You can't really do anything without those character tables. Unicode is a complete mess without them!

So we shall define an ISA that replaces Unicode. Meet UISA!

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CTCP COLOR

CTCP COLOR is a CTCP ACTION-like CTCP, but instead of providing a different message style, it provides different colors.

Let:

X-DELIM ::= '\x01'
SPACE ::= ' '