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• Ore
  • Gem (Miner + Shovel)
    • Ring (Craftsman + Hammer)
  • Metal (Miner + Container)
    • Gear (Craftsman + Hammer)
      • Pocket Watch (Craftsman + Hammer)
      • Sewing Machine (Craftsman + Hook)
    • Statue (Artist + Hammer)
    • Compass (Fisherman + Hammer)
• Worm

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1. The first number is the number of black squares in the row/column
2. The second number is the number of "groups" of black/white squares in the row/column (see screenshots below)

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#!/usr/bin/php
<?php

//       v   v
//       \\O//
     $RED  =  31;
  $GREEN   =   32;
  $BLUE    =    34;
$MAGENTA   =   35;
    $CYAN  =  36;

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Slate article about _why and his disappearance

Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby - a technical manual with lots of comics, drawings, and surreal fiction

The Little Coder's Predicament - article about how kids can't get into programming as easily as they used to

BlimLimb - a travelling troupe of IRC bots that perform plays in chatrooms

Camping - a micro web framework in 4KB of code

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menu:
CLS
LOCATE 10, 30
PRINT "1) Try first two levels"
LOCATE 12, 30
PRINT "2) See New Features"
LOCATE 14, 30
PRINT "3) Quit"
PRINT
PRINT "Select your choice"

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gzg

gzg helps you use git, tar, and gpg to keep a folder of text files synced across your devices using a server you have SSH access to. Each client has a git repo containing the unencrypted text files. All the server has is the encrypted, gzipped, tar'd, bare git repo in a single file called gzg.git.tar.gz.gpg. There is also a gzg.git.tar.gz.gpg.sha1 file used for the clients to check whether their version of the git repo is outdated.

Here's how you would set up a notes directory:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <termios.h>

int main() {
  int i;
  struct termios t;

  tcgetattr(STDIN_FILENO, &t);

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1. Create a new file named kilo.c.
2. Write a main() function that takes no arguments and returns 0.
3. Create a Makefile that compiles kilo.c to kilo when you type make.
   • Use $(CC) for the compiler.
   • Turn on warnings using the -Wall -Wextra -pedantic options.
   • Turn on C99 mode using the -std=c99 option.
4. In main(), Declare a char variable named c.
5. Include <unistd.h>.
6. Read a single byte from standard input into c repeatedly using read(), until read() returns an error or reaches the end of file.

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

#
# Concatenates audio files together using avconv.
#
# Usage: avconcat -o <output> <inputs...>
#

output = nil
output_arg = false

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
#
# Usage: ruby alarm.rb <time>
#
# <time> is either a number of seconds (e.g. "50"), minutes and seconds
# (e.g. "5:30"), or hours minutes and seconds (e.g. "7:30:00"). After the
# specified amount of time has passed, ring_alarm will be called and the
# program will exit.
#