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#!/usr/bin/env python

import sys

PREFIX = b'\x42\x41\x53\x49\x43\x20\x36\x35\x20'


def main(args):
    if len(args) != 1:
        print('Usage: python3 whichrom.py mega65.rom')

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# READ THIS BEFORE USING
# ----------------------
#
# This cleans all git-ignored files and empty directories out of a project,
# and also deletes *all* untracked files from git submodules.
#
# Use --dry-run to print what would be deleted without actually deleting.
#   python3 superclean.py --dry-run

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10 print"{clr}":fori=0to63:poke8128+i,0:next
20 gosub60000
999 end
60000 data"         xxxxxxx        "
60001 data"       xxxxxxxxxxx      "
60002 data"      xxxxxxxxxxxxx     "
60003 data"      xxxxx   xxxxx     "
60004 data"     xxxxx xxx  xxxx    "
60005 data"     xxxxx xxx xxxxx    "
60006 data"     xxxxx xxx  xxxx    "

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10 print"{clr}":fori=0to63:poke832+i,0:next
20 gosub60000
999 end
60000 data"         xxxxxxx        "
60001 data"       xxxxxxxxxxx      "
60002 data"      xxxxxxxxxxxxx     "
60003 data"      xxxxx   xxxxx     "
60004 data"     xxxxx xxx  xxxx    "
60005 data"     xxxxx xxx xxxxx    "
60006 data"     xxxxx xxx  xxxx    "

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10 screen 320, 200, 5
20 for x=0 to 31
30 pen x
40 circle x*10+10, x*10+10, x*5
50 next x
60 sleep 3
70 screen close
80 color 0
90 print "{clr}{wht}have a {cyn}nice{wht} day!"

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
#
# A tool to generate New York Times Spelling Bee puzzles from a word list.
#
# A Bee is a set of seven unique letters that can be used to form words. One
# of the letters is required to appear at least once in every word, and each
# word must be at least four letters long. Letters can be repeated. A Bee must
# have at least one word in its word list that uses all seven letters at least
# once (a "pangram").
#

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New York Times Spelling Bee answers for [S] A E I N R T

airiness
aitesis
ananas
anastasis
anastate
anatase
anenst
anes

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-- ❎ changes selected point
-- direction keys move point

function _init()
 a = {x=20,y=20}
 b = {x=80,y=80}
 c = {x=40,y=60}
 pts = {a,b,c}
 sel = 1
end

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# The PICO-8 text printer for the ClockworkPi DevTerm!
#
# This Python script allows you to print text directly from the PICO-8 source
# code editor. The script runs in the background and watches for you to execute
# the "EXPORT FILE.LUA.PNG" command. It does some light processing of the
# generated image file, then sends it to DevTerm's thermal printer.
#
# This is mostly just a joke/hack for the purposes of this tweet:
#   https://twitter.com/dan_sanderson/status/1434253649266364417?s=20
#

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#!/usr/bin/env python3

"""
THIS SCRIPT DELETES YOUR TWEETS FROM TWITTER. Be careful! You are solely responsible for any
unintentionally lost data!

Specifically, this reads tweets from a personal data export, then deletes them from Twitter. As written,
this script deletes 1,000 tweets at a time, writing to a log file so it can start where it left off when
you run it again. This is just how I felt comfortable doing it, deleting in batches and eventually
deleting my entire Twitter history and preserve the local export data. Edit to your taste.