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// require('scratch-translate-extension-languages').menuMap.en
[
  { code: 'am',    name: 'Amharic' },
  { code: 'ar',    name: 'Arabic' },
  { code: 'az',    name: 'Azerbaijani' },
  { code: 'eu',    name: 'Basque' },
  { code: 'bg',    name: 'Bulgarian' },
  { code: 'ca',    name: 'Catalan' },
  { code: 'zh-cn', name: 'Chinese (Simplified)' },
  { code: 'zh-tw', name: 'Chinese (Traditional)' },

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/* This runs after a web page loads */

const smoothScrollConfiguration = {
  yVelocityFriction: 0.6,
  yVelocityCap: Infinity,
  yAccelerationFriction: 0.75,
  yAccelerationCap: 8,
  yJolt: 1.4,

  yDisintegrateEdgePush: 0.35,

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Interesting suggestions: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/c796d845724ea33116a9b872baee0300

My self-declared interesting posts: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/46b0b3d6a35352fedaaab4ca6e55b33a

Other long informative posts: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/398abf14f588fda423872efd5dfe97a4

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{

let order;
let memory;
let value;
let counter;
function reset() {
  order = [];
  memory = [];
  value = [];

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Minecraft Asset Downloader

Download Minecraft assets and store them as a resource pack for personal usage.

Are you a regular somewhat techno clever citizen of the internet?

After the code below (which you definitely don't need to read yourself), I've written a guide on how to use this, plus some troubleshooting tips!

Are you a smarty pants?

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var what = "/Special:Random";

$.get(what).done(function(res) {
  try {
    res = (new DOMParser()).parseFromString(res, "text/html");

    window.res = res;

    what = res.querySelector("#WikiaPageHeader .header-title").textContent.trim();

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am towerofnix on github.
• I am florrie (https://keybase.io/florrie) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is E6D8 4BD4 1A08 8616 79B2 A3C9 D8C6 9A1F D1A3 9356

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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Index: https://gist.github.com/towerofnix/ca9010add7d91bdbfd828ca829ee38e1

• isthisausername on unit circle / why rotation degrees are negative amd positive
• MartinBraendli2 on local/global variables and clones, and their similarities to other languages
• mspencer712 on alpha bending and Z-buffers
• TheLogFather on "clone ID"
• TheLogFather on lag
• thisandagain on why LLK/scratch-api is private
• cheddargirl on using copyrighted sounds in Scratch projects

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ST posts in Scratch 3.0 Beta forums

I'm trying to keep this list to mostly relatively significant ones - something like "what browser are you using?" or "thanks for your ideas" won't go here.

• thisandagain regarding EV3 gyrosensor support
• thisandagain regarding 2.0 offline editor still working (and technoboy10)
• thisandagain regarding an "intro video" (again)
• thisandagain regarding homepage changing upon 3.0 release
• thisandagain regarding making the paint editor bigger (again, again, again, [and designerd](https://sc

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Btw, the basic rundown of scratch-* issues - typically they are each in one of these states:

1. Has the "needs-triage" label, meaning it is to be updated within the near future. You should probably not work on these since you don't know what'll happen with them. Needs-triage issues are usually turned into one of the other options below.
2. Is assigned to a particular Scratch Team member within a particular milestone. Don't ever work on these since they are assigned to a particular ST member (although you can still leave comments on the issue/ST-made PR).
3. Has the "help-wanted" label, meaning that the issue is open to virtually anybody in the world who wants to make a PR for it. You can work on this if you want. If it's a recent issue and you're fairly confident in your ability to make a PR quickly, you might want to comment "I'll work on this" to deter other people from immediately working on it (so that there's not multiple PRs, which is probably a pain to handle but doesn't happen very often). If the issu