Monty Python death server experiment with C64 receiver

pd.py

#!/usr/local/bin/python3
#
# Usage: { sleep 2; ./pd.py; } | nc c64-address.lan 6400
#
# Open up CCGMS 2019 in ASCII mode and the wifi modem
# will receive everything.

from dead import *
import time
import sys

members = [
        "http://www.dpsinfo.com/dps/cnames.html#gchapman",
        "http://www.dpsinfo.com/dps/cnames.html#jcleese",
        "http://www.dpsinfo.com/dps/jnames.html#tjones",
        "http://www.dpsinfo.com/dps/inames.html#eidle",
        "http://www.dpsinfo.com/dps/gnames.html#tgilliam",
        "http://www.dpsinfo.com/dps/pnames.html#mpalin",
        ]

names = {
        'mpalin': 'Michael Palin',
        'gchapman': 'Graham Chapman',
        'eidle': 'Eric Idle',
        'tjones': 'Terry Jones',
        'jcleese': 'John Cleese',
        'tgilliam': 'Terry Gilliam'
        }

scanners = list(map(DeathScanner, members))

colorMaps = {
        'petscii': {
            'green': "\x1e",
            'red': "\x1c",
            'gray': "\x9b",
            },
        'ansi': {
            'green': "\033[32;1m",
            'red': "\033[31;1m",
            'gray': "\033[0;37m",
            }
        }

c = colorMaps['ansi']

deadDisplay = { 
        True: c['red'] + "DEAD" + c['gray'],
        False: c['green'] + 'ALIVE' + c['gray'],
        }

    

while True:
    print("\014Scanning\r\n\r\n")
    sys.stdout.flush();
    time.sleep(5)
    for m in scanners:
        time.sleep(2)
        m.scan()
        print("%s: %s\r\n" % (names[m.anchorTag], deadDisplay[m.dead]))
        sys.stdout.flush();
    time.sleep(20)