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[
  {
    "kind": "Listing",
    "data": {
      "after": null,
      "dist": 1,
      "modhash": "9a8dqzlrlzfb5091346a3119d42ab001db78b356c686bb40f0",
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# Usage: tp2md.rb filename.taskpaper > output.md
# Updated 2025-03-19
# - Fix block quote indentation
# - use GFM-style - [ ] markers
# - convert @tags to #tags
# - <self-link> bare urls
# - Accept input piped on STDIN

if $stdin.stat.size.positive?

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-- This object takes care of controlling the NPC cars.

-- List of cars that we control that are currently driving.
-- Fields:
--   thing: the car Thing
--   speed: the car's absolute speed (always positive)
--   lane: the car's lane (1,2 for northbound, -1,-2 southbound)
local fleet = {}

-- List of cars that we control that are currently

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This page is meant as a reference guide for any content creators working on graphics, videos, announcements and the like for either official EVE University use or even in unofficial related content pointing towards the University.

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When creating content for the University please always keep our Communications Policy in mind.

Any pictures, graphics or videos created should contain the EVE University Eagle logo in some form for branding and recognition purposes. Ideally the full black on gold version, but that can of course be tweaked or the other official versions with or without text can be used, depending on picture composition.

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Below are all the standard EVE University and Ivy League fonts and colours as used by the Communications Department.

These should preferably be used in any official EVE University publications, though this is more a guideline than a hard rule, picture composition again precedence.

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{"name":"DMT","author":"doanmetao","description":"Base on the Solarized theme","isDark":false,"scopes":{"text.normal":{"name":"Normal Text","settings":{"foreground":"foreground","fontStyle":"normal"}},"text.normal.large":{"name":"Large Text","settings":{"foreground":"foreground","fontSize":"large"}},"text.normal.extraLarge":{"name":"Extra Large Text","settings":{"foreground":"foreground","fontSize":"extraLarge"}},"text.normal.small":{"name":"Small Text","settings":{"foreground":"foreground","fontSize":"small"}},"text.normal.extraSmall":{"name":"Extra Small Text","settings":{"foreground":"foreground","fontSize":"extraSmall"}},"text.bold":{"name":"Bold","settings":{"fontWeight":"bold"}},"text.bold.large":{"name":"Large Bold","settings":{"fontWeight":"bold","fontSize":"large"}},"text.bold.extraLarge":{"name":"Extra Large Bold","settings":{"fontWeight":"bold","fontSize":"extraLarge"}},"text.bold.small":{"name":"Small Bold","settings":{"fontWeight":"bold","fontSize":"small"}},"text.bold.extraSmall":{"name":"Extra 

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There are four different damage types in EVE:

• Electromagnetic (EM)
• Kinetic
• Thermal
• Explosive

All weapons in EVE do at least one (often two) of these damage types, and every ship has different resistances against each. Understanding damage types helps you to survive longer and deal more damage to enemy ships:

• If you know that your enemy uses weapons which deal a particular damage type, you can fit modules to your ship to increase your resistance to that damage type, making your enemy's weapons less effective against you.
• Conversely, if you know that your enemy's ship has a low resistance to a particular damage type, you can use weapons which deal that specific damage type, making them more effective.

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English

Pronunciation

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X-Plane Mobile Manual

Table of Contents

• Introduction to X-Plane Mobile
  • About This Manual
  • Device Requirements
  • App Integration