An Orphan is an unlinked term, or a term that is not linked from any other term in the lexicon. A Deadend is a term that does not link to any other term in the lexicon. To learn more about how this page is automatically generated, see oscean.
Oscean is written entirely in Uxntal, doing away with any dependencies beyond the thin emulation layer of the virtual machine. The assembler is written in the language it assembles and is bootstrapped from a minuscule binary seed, the text-editor used to create and edit the entries is also written in that same language.
The generation is made in two parts:
src/ maeve.tal oscean.tal tables/ lexicon diary/ 00-04.tsv 05-09.tsv 10-14.tsv 15-19.tsv .. htm/ home.htm .. bin/ site/
The generated files are accessible to screen-readers and terminal browsers, using no javascript, and a stylesheet of a mere 30 lines. The wiki and its related tools are generally used offline, so there are no offsite queries to critical resources.
The journal entries are catalogued in the Arvelie time format.
No, I don't hate color, on the contrary, I respect color so much as to not apply it frivolously.
Additional details can be found in the faqs.
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The Flag of Dinaisth depicts Ehrivevnv's ultraviolet reflection upon the Kanikule ocean below a lightless sky.
It is an old rendition of the character for blue, found in the Shuowen Jiezi, the character dictionary written by Xu Shen, 100 CE. This particular glyph has probably never been used outside of paleography. I found it to be very beautiful, and the word "blue" has a sunderly meaning in the stories from which my handle "neauoire" comes from.
The neauoire Ambigram avatar is used mostly in forums, as an alternative to the 091450 icon. The design is taken from the complete Neau Ambigram, also found here.
The Carmilla icon is taken from the 1995 cyberpunk magazine with the same name. This avatar is primarily being used on Mastodon and private channels.
The Orb fractal icon was created in 2007 and has come to represent the Trisight, it is usually visible on the main portal page of this wiki.
The Neauismetic crest features various elements found in the iconography of the Neon Hermetists. This icon is used mostly on official documentation, maps and charts from Dinaisth.
The Lietal icon represents the relationship between the language's elementary constructs.
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The path definition for the Turquoise line-plotter is as follow:
0101 d001 4020 0110 8001 01d0 0118 400d 0244 5455 5151 1730 010f 8001 01b0 0d02 4454 5551 5117 3001 01b0 010f 400d 0244 5455 5151 1730 0117 8001 1010 011f 4001 1010 011f 8001 1010 011f 4001 0110 020f 8901 0180 020f 4501 0140 020f 8902 018d 01ff 10
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The path definition for the svg version is as follow:
M 1,31 l 0,-22.5 a 7.5,7.5 0 1,1 15,0 l 0,15 a 7.5,7.5 0 0,0 15,0 l 0,-15 a 7.5,7.5 0 1,1 15,0 l 0,22.5 15,0 0,-30 15,0 0,30 15,0 0,-30 0.5,0 15,30 15,-30 15,30
Here is the XXIIVV logo written in Pascal.
program XXIIVV;
procedure DrawPath (scale, thickness, offx, offy: integer);
var
arc: Rect;
begin
PenSize(thickness, thickness);
{line1}
MoveTo(offx, round(offy + (2 * scale)));
LineTo(offx, offy + round(0.5 * scale));
{line2}
MoveTo(offx + scale, round(offy + (1.5 * scale)));
LineTo(offx + scale, offy + round(0.5 * scale));
{line3}
MoveTo(offx + (2 * scale), round(offy + (1.5 * scale)));
LineTo(offx + (2 * scale), offy + round(0.5 * scale));
{line4}
MoveTo(offx + (3 * scale), round(offy + (0.5 * scale)));
LineTo(offx + (3 * scale), offy + round(2 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (4 * scale), offy + round(2 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (4 * scale), offy + round(0 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (5 * scale), offy + round(0 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (5 * scale), offy + round(2 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (6 * scale), offy + round(2 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (6 * scale), offy + round(0 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (7 * scale), offy + round(2 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (8 * scale), offy + round(0 * scale));
LineTo(offx + (9 * scale), offy + round(2 * scale));
{ arc1 }
SetRect(arc, offx, offy, offx + scale + thickness, offy + scale + thickness);
FrameArc(arc, 270, 180);
{ arc2 }
SetRect(arc, offx + (scale), offy + scale, offx + (2 * scale) + thickness, offy + (2 * scale) + thickness);
FrameArc(arc, 90, 180);
{ arc3 }
SetRect(arc, offx + (scale * 2), offy, offx + (3 * scale) + thickness, offy + scale + thickness);
FrameArc(arc, 270, 180);
end;
begin
{ Bresenham 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 17, 20, 23, 24, 27, 30, 37 }
ShowDrawing;
DrawPath(27, 1, 20, 25);
end.
Draw in dotgrid.
1 setcolor 0,32 0,8 line 0,8 0,0 8,0 16,0 16,8 arc 16,8 16,24 line 16,24 16,32 24,32 32,32 32,24 arc 32,24 32,8 line 32,8 32,0 40,0 48,0 48,8 arc 48,8 48,32 64,32 64,0 80,0 80,32 96,32 96,0 112,32 128,0 144,32 line
Draw in moogle.
addline(&scn, scale * 0, 0, 0, scale * 0, scale * 1.5, 0); translate( addarc(&scn, scale * 0.5, 6, 180), scale * 0.5, scale * 1.5, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 1, scale * 0.5, 0, scale * 1, scale * 1.5, 0); translate( rotate(addarc(&scn, scale * 0.5, 6, 180), 180, 0, 0), scale * 1.5, scale * 0.5, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 2, scale * 0.5, 0, scale * 2, scale * 1.5, 0); translate( addarc(&scn, scale * 0.5, 6, 180), scale * 2.5, scale * 1.5, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 3, scale * 0, 0, scale * 3, scale * 1.5, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 3, scale * 0, 0, scale * 4, scale * 0, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 4, scale * 2, 0, scale * 4, scale * 0, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 4, scale * 2, 0, scale * 5, scale * 2, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 5, scale * 0, 0, scale * 5, scale * 2, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 5, scale * 0, 0, scale * 6, scale * 0, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 6, scale * 2, 0, scale * 6, scale * 0, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 6, scale * 2, 0, scale * 7, scale * 0, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 8, scale * 2, 0, scale * 7, scale * 0, 0); addline(&scn, scale * 8, scale * 2, 0, scale * 9, scale * 0, 0); for(i = 0; i < scn.len; i++) translate(&scn.meshes[i], -scale * 4.5, 0, 0); for(i = 0; i < scn.len; i++) extrude(&scn.meshes[i], 10);
A mug shot created with an old abandoned police sketch software for Macintosh, from the 1980s.
The name of our sailboat, written with the alphabet flags.
The Merveilles icon was created to mean the equalization of people through tooling, to elevate those in need or restrain those in power. It's a reference to the veil of ignorance.
The Merveilles Sailing Club burgee, by Lizbeth Poirier.
This is a living document, I'm constantly updating this page with new questions and updated answers. This collection of questions and answers come from various interviews taken over the years, many of them are archived here.
