Master Floppy List

I love the floppies. The disks are full of whimsy (and dare I say philosophy), but having to go through the game to read them is inconvenient.

kamiawolf started a list of floppies and their contents, but the list has sadly been left unfinished. So I finished it here.

Do note that many floppies have spoilers. I haven't tagged any with [spoiler] because large code blocks behind a spoiler are very hard to read. Continue at your own risk.

That being said, the Manual, Sprak Manual, and Poetry sections are both spoiler-free and useful if you're new to the game. Well, the poetry isn't that useful, but you know what I mean. Those three sections come first, followed by potential spoiler material.

Manual

Manual1

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THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO THE MODIFIER
===================================

*** Chapter 11: Comments ***

A comment in the code is ignored
by the compiler. You can create
a comment by typing the # sign.

Any text on the line to the right
of the # sign will be ignored.

Be helpful to your future self
and others - comment your code!

Manual2

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THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO THE MODIFIER
===================================

*** Chapter 5: Autocomplete ***

The section at the lower part of your
modifier ("help area") has a list of 
functions available to you when programming.

Start writing the name of a function
to limit the number of options and 
find it in the list of suggestions.

If you press the TAB key, the highlighted
option will be inserted into the code
with a starting parenthesis: (

When entering arguments to a function
the help area will show documentation
for each argument.

Manual3

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THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO THE MODIFIER
===================================

*** Chapter 4: Errors ***

When errors are detected, either
during compilation (see floppy 4)
or when the program is running,
execution will stop and the error
will be presented in the "help area",
the lower part of the modifier window.

In case of a runtime error it's
possible to start the program again,
either by activating the object
or by compiling the code again.

Manual4

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THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO THE MODIFIER
===================================

*** Chapter 2: The Compiler ***

A compiler is a program that takes 
source code in the form of 
text and transforms it into
something that can be executed 
by the computer.

If any errors are discovered
during the compilation step
they will be presented to the
programmer in the "help area",
the lower part of the modifier.

Sprak Manual 0-3

SprakManual0

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# SPRAK PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE MANUAL #
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Programming, what a wonderful thing! 
Ah... the joy of controlling everything and 
anything through the magical spells of code alone.

This manual will teach you all you need to
know to become a sorcerer of bits, a
a master of logic and the ruler of both 
data and functions.

There are 10 chapters and we recommend
you read them all in order, since
the later chapters build upon previous material.
Here's an overview of what we will go through:

------------------------
1.  Introduction to problem solving
2.  Variables
3.  Math
4.  Functions
5.  If-statements
6.  Arrays
7.  Loops
8.  Handling text
9.  Objects and methods
------------------------

The language you will learn is called SPRAK.
We hope that you will find it fun and 
enlightening to use!

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Chapter 1 --- Introduction to problem solving
=============================================

How do you solve a problem? This is a tricky question
for sure. After all, every problem is unique and
needs its own unique solution. Or does it?

A lot of similar, related problems in programming
come up again and again. An experienced programmer
might not have to think consciously at all about
how to solve such situations. The right answer just
appears in her or his head and can be typed into 
the computer without much thought at all.

But how does one learn how to perform such a feat?
"Read code!" is an oft-repeated mantra for
the young and inexperienced programmer. This tip
is very good, naturally, but can be hard to follow
in practice. Many real-world solutions are both messy 
and poorly structured, with many strange details that
make them both hard to read and reason about.

Without guidance a page of code might be almost
impossible to understand for anyone except its author
(and sometimes even her or him). Still, it IS very much
worthwhile trying to understand other people's code and 
pick up little things here and there, trying to find
patterns and exploring another person's solutions.

A very good trick indeed can be to rewrite someone
else's code with your own style and improvements.
This helps tremendously with understanding the flow
and connections in the written code.

But back to problem solving! The main method of
solving a problem, in programming and otherwise,
is to DECONSCTRUCT the problem and solve each
component individually. This simple method has proven
to be incredibly effective and lies at the heart
of both functional composition (see Chapter 5) and
object orientation (see Chapter 9).

By breaking things down into smaller and smaller 
pieces, something big and tangled can become quite
small and manageable. How to do this well is something
we will touch upon again and again throughout this
text. By analyzing the problem at hand and then trying
to take it apart and putting it together with the
different constructs you will learn in the following
chapters, hopefully you too can become a master of
problem solving!

Finally, if nothing works and a solution completely
eludes you - take a nap, walk away from your machine,
go for a walk or grab a sandwich. Nothing helps 
problem solving as much as sleep and some fresh air.

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Chapter 2 --- Variables
=======================

Variables are used for naming things. This might
seem like a trivial task but do not be deceived,
the ability to name things is one
of the most important things of all in programming.
The reason for this is that it allows us to
abstract and handle the components of our solution
in a symbolic way.

For example: instead of referring to your name as
a string of characters like "Lisa" we can create
a variable containing this value. The variable
might be called something like 'name' and could
even refer to different names at different points
in time, depending on the needs of the program.

Here are some examples of how to create variables:

number x = 10
string myName = "Simon"
bool itIsChristmas = false

Notice the words to the left, like 'number', 'string'
and 'bool'. Those are TYPES and they describe what
kind of data we want to put inside the variable.
After that comes the variable name. This should be
something descriptive that explains what kind of thing
we have put inside the variable.

Next up is the equal sign, '='
This means that we set the value of the variable to
whatever is on the right side.

Variables can be re-set to other values by using the
equal sign, like this:

x = 11
myName = "Simone"
itIsChristmas = true

This requires the variables to have already been declared
earlier in the program using the syntax above with
a type and a name (like 'number x = 10' for example).

If a variable contains a number type it can be changed
in some additional ways just for convenience, saving
a few key strokes:

x++      # Increase by one
x += 10  # Increase by 10
x--      # Decrease by one
x -= 20  # Decrease by 20

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Chapter 3 --- Math
==================

Don't let this chapter scare you! You don't
need to be a math whiz to do programming.
Curiosity and logical thinking will take you
much further, trust me.

Still, it is often very useful to perform
different kinds of math operations in your
code.

The basic ones are:

+  # plus
-  # minus
*  # multiplication
/  # division

These operations can be used in the
following manner:

number x = 10 + 20
number y = x * 2
number z = y - 1

Now x will have the value 30, y will be 60
and z will be 59. Make sure you understand
why this is and how each variable depends
on the one defined before it.

You can also construct more complex, compound
math statements like the following one:

x = 10 / y * z + 1

The operators follow regular operator precedence,
which means that  the * and / will be calculated
before + and - .

To change this, parenthesis can be used:

x = 10 / y * (z + 1)

Different computer systems might have other math 
operations available as FUNCTIONS (see Chapter 5).

There are some more math operators that are quite
handy, like the following ones:

<   # less than
<=  # less than or equal
>   # greater than
>=  # greater than or equal
==  # equal
!=  # not equal

They are used similarly to +, -, * and / but
return true or false as their result:

30 < 20  # false
5 <= 5   # true
100 != 0 # true

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Chapter 4 --- Functions
=======================

Functions are the main tool for abstraction
and simplification in programming. Basically
it gives your code super powers by making
something a self contained unit and parameterizing
it. This all sounds very abstract and perhaps
not very useful in itself, so let's check out
some examples.

First of all, here's how you CALL a function:

Print("Hello!")

This will make the computer print the text "Hello!"
(without the quotes) to the screen - if it is a 
computer with a monitor, that is!

In that case the name of the function was Print
and the parameter was "Hello!". By using different
parameters we can make the function behave
differently each time we call it.

This function might seem a bit strange, at least 
if you're used to functions in math. The weird thing
is that it doesn't return anything! Functions
in SPRAK don't need to do that, so that's totally fine.

We often want to use functions that return 
values though, so here's how:

number x = Max(13, 10)

This will assign the return value from the function Max
to the variable 'x'. Max takes two parameters and returns
whichever one is the largest. In this case it is 13 so
'x' will get that value.

We could also use variables or other functions as
parameters to the Max function, like this:

number x = Max(Random(), 0.5)

The Random function doesn't take any parameters and
returns a random value between 0.0 and 1.0. This random
value is compared to 0.5 and the biggest one is selected
and assigned to 'x'.

Writing your own functions is pretty simple and
looks a bit like defining variables. You could even
say that a function is a variable containing a piece
of code, so it makes sense to think about it that way.

Here's my attempt at writing my own function for
calculating the area of a circle:

number AreaOfCircle(number radius)
    return radius * radius * 3.1415
end

There are many different parts to this code so let's
pull it all apart. The first line explains what kind
of value the function will return (a number), the name of
the function itself ('AreaOfCircle') and finally what
parameters it accepts (a single number called 'radius').

The names used for the parameter is only known inside 
the function - someone using the AreaOfCircle function does 
not need to know anything about it.

Inside the function, between the first line and the last
one containing the final 'end', we have the code that
will run when this function is called. In this particular
case we multiply 'radius' with itself and with Pi, 
then return that particular result to the caller.

To use this function we could do something like this:

number a = AreaOfCircle(3.0)

The variable 'a' would now contain the value 
of 3.0 * 3.0 * 3.1415, which is something like 28.27

If you want to see if an object has a certain function
you can use the function HasFunction(), like this:

if HasFunction("Print")
    Print("Hello")
end

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Chapter 5 --- If statements
===========================

Time for some fun! The if statement is
a central part of what makes computers
able to "think". It selects different paths 
through the code, depending on if 
something is true or not. Kind of like
a railroad switch with a little guy 
checking which way the current train should go.

For example, let's say that we have a variable
named 'SECRET', containing either the value 
'true' or 'false', we don't know which.

How can we find out?!
By using an if-statement of course:

if SECRET
    Print("true!")
end

There are several interesting things to note
here. First of all the use of the two words
'if' and 'end'. These two go together like
a pair. The 'end' word shows where the block
of code ends. Everything in between will happen
if the variable called 'SECRET' contains the 
value 'true'. In this case it will print "true!".
On the other hand, if the variable contains 
'false' nothing will happen at all.

What if we want to print something in that 
case too? Here's one way to do it:

if SECRET
    Print("true!")
else
    Print("false!")
end

You could do several things in the block 
between 'if' and 'end'. Don't be confused by
the text being moved a bit to the right, that's
just for readability.

if SECRET
    Print("The")
    Print("SECRET")
    Print("is")
    Print("true!")
end

It is possible to have even more cases
by using the following notation:

if a
    # do something
else if b
    # do something else
else if c
    # do this if c is true (but a and b are false)
else
    # do this if a, b and c are all false
end


Finally, several variables or expressions 
containing logical values (true / false) 
can be checked together using the word 'and'
and 'or':

if a and (b or c)
    # this will happen if a and b
    # OR a and c are true
end

Don't worry if this seems confusing, just
come back later and re-read any section
that didn't make sense the first time.

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Chapter 6 --- Arrays
====================

Arrays are a way of combining several values into
one structure that can be manipulated and passed
around as a single unit. It's very handy!

Here's one way to create an array:

array numbers = [10, 5, 7, 123]

The '[' and ']' surround the numbers or whatever
you want to put into the array, kind of like the 
sides of a box or something...

This array (called 'numbers') now contains the
four numbers 10, 5, 7 and 123. We can get them out 
of the variable by using the indexing operator,
which looks like this:

Print(numbers[0])
Print(numbers[1])
Print(numbers[2])
Print(numbers[3])

This will print each one of the "slots" in the array,
starting with the '10' in the first slot and ending with
'123' in the last one. Note that the indexing of the
array starts at 0 and ends at 3. This is a weird standard
that most programming languages follow and you just 
need to accept that it feels a bit strange.

The indexing operator can also be used to assign new values
to somewhere in the array:

numbers[1] = 666

Now the 'numbers' variable will contain [10, 666, 7, 123]
Be careful with this so you don't create bugs! Manipulating
arrays in this way can be tricky.

There is a function called 'Count' that 
counts how many things there are in an array. 
Just pass the array to 'Count' like this:

Count(numbers)   # the function returns 4 in this case

There are more tricks and functions that use
arrays but this is a good start.

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Chapter 7 --- Loops
===================

Loops are used to make a block of code
run over and over again, like this:

loop
    Print("Hello!")
end

This will keep on printing "Hello!" forever
and ever, or at least until someone turns off 
the computer, or something like that...

A loop can also be interrupted from inside
using the 'break' keyword:

loop
    if IsDone()
        break
    end
end
Print("Done!")

This code will keep looping until the function
'IsDone' returns true, upon which execution will
continue below the loop and the program 
will print "Done!".

A loop can also loop "through" an array. This is 
very simple, just add the array after the 'loop' keyword:

loop [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
    # do something five times
end

Usually you want to access the elements in the array.
Then you have to give it a name:

array a = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

loop x in a
    Print(x)
end

This will print each thing that is stored in the array!
If you want to loop through a range of numbers, say 0 up
to 100 you can do that with the 'from' ... 'to' keywords:

loop x from 0 to 100
    Print(x)
end

This is much more efficient than creating an array with
all those numbers in it.

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Chapter 8 --- Manipulating text
===============================

SPRAK's tools for manipulating text
are few and kind of simplistic. It's still
important to know them though. Without
good textual output and input a lot of
programs would suffer from very poor usability.

The most important operation is representing 
different kinds of data as text.
This is usually automatically done whenever
a function needs text. For example
the print function:

Print(10)

This will output the text "10", just as expected.
Somewhat more interesting is the '+' operator
which can be used to put together longer
strings:

Print("X has the value " + X)

This will automatically convert X to a
string and print something like 
"X has the value 42", if X has the value 42.

You can also print arrays but if they are
long they might get cut off half-way through
to fit on the screen and not create
enormous strings.

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Chapter 9 --- Objects and methods
=================================

This is the final and perhaps most exciting
chapter of this whole manual. We have now
reached the most powerful construct of
Sprak, the dot operator.

The dot operator is used to call functions
in OTHER objects. These functions are usually
called methods to differentiate them from
normal functions. 

Since such a method can do things to
the object it is attached to, and even call
other methods in other objects, the power
that comes with the dot operator is immense.

Please wield it carefully and try not to make a mess.

Here's how you use it. First connect to
another object:

var o = Connect("HomeComputer")

Then use the connection
(stored in the variable 'o' in this case)
together with the dot operator to call a method:

o.Print("Hello at home!")

This will make the computer that you connected
to print the message "Hello at home!" on its
monitor. 

This requires access to the internet, naturally.

Poetry

Poetry1

Roses are dead
Violets are 

???


D.

Poetry2

-----------------

          This is 
        my memory
A sphere of light
           Of you
Inside my head.

-----------------

By Dorian 2004

Poetry3

Forsok till raddning
genom tankeflykt

och overglidningar
fran drom till drom

blev ofta var metod.
Med ena benet drankt 

i kanslosvall
det andra med sitt 
  stod i kanslodod
vi ofta stod.

Jag fragade mig sjalv 
men glomde svara.

Jag dromde mig ett 
liv men glomde vara.

Jag reste alltet 
runt men glomde fara -
ty jag satt fange 
har i Aniara.

- 'Aniara', Harry Martinsson

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1. Cranberry juice
2. Tea
3. Coffee
4. Mead
5. Orange juice
6. Red wine
7. White wine
8. Beer
9. Water

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(define (eval exp env)
  (cond ((self-evaluating? exp) exp)
        ((variable? exp) (lookup-variable-value exp env))
        ((quoted? exp) (text-of-quotation exp))
        ((assignment? exp) (eval-assignment exp env))
        ((definition? exp) (eval-definition exp env))
        ((if? exp) (eval-if exp env))
        ((lambda? exp)
         (make-procedure (lambda-parameters exp)
                         (lambda-body exp)
                         env))
        ((begin? exp) 
         (eval-sequence (begin-actions exp) env))
        ((cond? exp) (eval (cond->if exp) env))
        ((application? exp)
         (apply (eval (operator exp) env)
                (list-of-values (operands exp) env)))
        (else
         (error "Unknown expression type -- EVAL" exp))))

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rNow < _fovTimerGoal) rGoal) {
        {

nOutSine(_fovStart, _fovGoal, (_fovT
            _fovTimerNow += Time.deltaTime;
            if (_fovTimerNow >= _fovTime
                _fovTimerS                  tart = _f
    ovTimerNow = _fovTimerGoal;
                SetFov(_fovStart = _fovGoal);
            }
_fovTimerGoal - _fovTimerStart)));else {
                SetFov(iTween.easeI
            }
        }
        else {
            _fovTimerStart = _fovTim
        }
    }

imerNow - _fovTimerStart) / (   erNow = _fovTimerGoal;

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10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
20 GOTO 10

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<html>
<head>
<title>MY HOME PAGE</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Welcome to Nini's personal web site</h1>
<p>
My name is Nini and I work at the shoe shop in Dorisburg.
<img src="pony.gif">
</p>
</body>
</html>

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APIs
=====

(accessible with the screwdriver)

- internet
- arcade
- floppy
- memory
- door


# Are there more...?
# /Zarah

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* Curry
* Church
* Turing
* McCarthy

SetWorldPosition(“SecretArcade”, 1, 1)

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 It's like a human, but smaller
 with a high-pitched voice

 Few have seen them
 Where have they gone?

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# Bubble sort

var a = [5, 4, 7, 2, 1, 6, 3]

loop
    bool didFlip = false
    loop i from 0 to Count(a) - 2
        if a[i] > a[i + 1]
            var temp = a[i]
            a[i] = a[i + 1]
            a[i + 1] = temp
            didFlip = true
        end
    end
    if didFlip == false
        break
    end
end

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Any effectively generated theory capable of
expressing elementary arithmetic cannot be both 
consistent and complete. In particular, for any 
consistent, effectively generated formal theory
that proves certain basic arithmetic truths, 
there is an arithmetical statement that is true, 
but not provable in the theory.

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DigitalTrash10

So tired.................................

Pixie, where are you?

I need you.
I need you.
I NEED YOU!

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Letter from Rolf: Orgryte 6 September 1920. 
Hi my love, how's life? Are you listening closely 
and eating enough? Ive been thinking about what 
you said. How come sound affects me so much? I 
think it just brings back so many memories... 

You and me practicing fishing in the meadow 
while the birds sing... The sound of gravel 
when you approached the house from the road...
Would always make me glad! And that's why I just
had to go here and collect some. I hope this 
letter and disk reaches you some day and 
that you can use what I found in youre future 
computer programs. I must admit I dont get it
with all this computers programing stuff but I 
know you love it... 
I just wish i would have found some of those 
music disks i was told existed here...
Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places.. 

Anyways, loads of love! // Rolf

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On a beech tree rudely carved
NC was here
Why did she do it?
Was she scared or sad?

On a beech tree rudely carved
NC loved me
Why did she do it?
Was she bored, or forced

Do something pretty while you can
Don't be a fool
Reading the gospel to yourself is fine

Do something pretty while you can
Don't be afraid
Skating a pirouette on ice is cool

On a bus stop in town
"We rule the school"
Written for everyone to see and read

On a bus stop in town
"We rule the school"
Written for everyone with eyes in their head

Do something pretty while you can
Don't fall asleep
Driving from California to New York

Call me a prophet if you like
It's no secret
You know the world is made for men
You know the world is made for men
You know the world is made for men
Not us

DigitalTrash13

don't mean to seem like I care about material things
Like a social status
I just want four walls and adobe slabs for my girls

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# A test of an animated stick figure
#
# W=512, H=256
ClearText()

var animStep = 0.1
var animate = true
number x=10
number y=130
number speed=50

var anim_walk = []
var man_ps = []
man_ps[0] = [15,0]  #HeadT
man_ps[1] = [0,10]  #HeadL
man_ps[2] = [30,10] #HeadR
man_ps[3] = [15,20] #Neck
man_ps[4] = [15,40] #Groin
man_ps[5] = [5,30]  #ElbowL
man_ps[6] = [20,30]  #ElbowR
man_ps[7] = [3,40]  #HandL
man_ps[8] = [30,38] #HandR
man_ps[9] = [10,50]  #KneeL
man_ps[10] = [20,45] #KneeR
man_ps[11] = [0,60]  #FootL
man_ps[12] = [30,60] #FootR
anim_walk[0] = man_ps

man_ps = []
man_ps[0] = [15,1]  #HeadT
man_ps[1] = [0,11]  #HeadL
man_ps[2] = [30,11] #HeadR
man_ps[3] = [15,21] #Neck
man_ps[4] = [15,40] #Groin
man_ps[5] = [7,30]  #ElbowL
man_ps[6] = [17,30]  #ElbowR
man_ps[7] = [10,40]  #HandL
man_ps[8] = [25,38] #HandR
man_ps[9] = [13,50]  #KneeL
man_ps[10] = [19,45] #KneeR
man_ps[11] = [0,55]  #FootL
man_ps[12] = [26,60] #FootR
anim_walk[1] = man_ps

man_ps = []
man_ps[0] = [15,2]  #HeadT
man_ps[1] = [0,12]  #HeadL
man_ps[2] = [30,12] #HeadR
man_ps[3] = [15,22] #Neck
man_ps[4] = [15,40] #Groin
man_ps[5] = [10,30]  #ElbowL
man_ps[6] = [14,30]  #ElbowR
man_ps[7] = [20,40]  #HandL
man_ps[8] = [20,38] #HandR
man_ps[9] = [16,50]  #KneeL
man_ps[10] = [17,45] #KneeR
man_ps[11] = [5,55]  #FootL
man_ps[12] = [22,60] #FootR
anim_walk[2] = man_ps


man_ps = []
man_ps[0] = [15,2]  #HeadT
man_ps[1] = [0,12]  #HeadL
man_ps[2] = [30,12] #HeadR
man_ps[3] = [15,22] #Neck
man_ps[4] = [15,40] #Groin
man_ps[5] = [15,30]  #ElbowL
man_ps[6] = [8,30]  #ElbowR
man_ps[7] = [25,40]  #HandL
man_ps[8] = [15,38] #HandR
man_ps[9] = [20,50]  #KneeL
man_ps[10] = [15,45] #KneeR
man_ps[11] = [15,56]  #FootL
man_ps[12] = [15,60] #FootR
anim_walk[3] = man_ps


man_ps = []
man_ps[0] = [15,1]  #HeadT
man_ps[1] = [0,11]  #HeadL
man_ps[2] = [30,11] #HeadR
man_ps[3] = [15,21] #Neck
man_ps[4] = [15,40] #Groin
man_ps[5] = [20,30]  #ElbowL
man_ps[6] = [3,30]  #ElbowR
man_ps[7] = [30,40]  #HandL
man_ps[8] = [10,38] #HandR
man_ps[9] = [25,50]  #KneeL
man_ps[10] = [14,45] #KneeR
man_ps[11] = [20,56]  #FootL
man_ps[12] = [8,60] #FootR
anim_walk[4] = man_ps


var man_ls = []
man_ls = [[0,1],[0,2],[1,3],[2,3],[3,4],[3,5],[5,7],[3,6],[6,8],[4,9],[9,11],[4,10],[10,12]]


number T = Time()
number dT
number aT = 0
number ai = 0
loop
 dT = Time()-T
 T = Time()

 if (Time()-aT) > animStep
  ai = ai + 1
  ai = Mod(ai,Count(anim_walk))
  if animate
   man_ps = anim_walk[ai]
  end
  aT = Time()
 end

 x = Mod(x + dT * speed,512)
 loop l in man_ls
  var p1 = man_ps[l[0]]
  var p2 = man_ps[l[1]] 
  Line(x+p1[0],y+p1[1],x+p2[0],y+p2[1])    
 end

 # Ground
 Line(0,y+61,512,y+61)

 DisplayGraphics()
end

DigitalTrash15 (4 Copies)

Programming might not be what you think.

Programming might not be as hard as you think.

Programming might be fun.

Programming might be worth... a look.

Programming might be... for you.

Programming might...... completely ♥♥♥♥ you up!
































































































Nothing here.



































































































Nope.



































































































Well, OK...



































































































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www.pizzawilltearusappart.com

DigitalTrash16 (3 Copies)

Yeah...

I've hidden it in the shack next to Elsa's house.
She's got the key, I believe. Don't do anything stupid.

Please.

DigitalTrash17 (3 Copies)

Hello, how do I get out of here?!

HELLO?!!!

Can you hear me?

Please...

DigitalTrash18 (3 Copies)

What a strange loop

https://soundcloud.com/teebsio/for-phil

DigitalTrash19 (3 Copies)

The Three Monad Laws
====================

return a >>= k  ==  k a
m >>= return  ==  m
m >>= (\x -> k x >>= h)  ==  (m >>= k) >>= h

Digital Trash 20-39

DigitalTrash20

Three gods, A, B, and C are called, 
in no particular order, True, False, and Random. 

True always speaks truly, False always speaks falsely, 
but whether Random speaks truly or falsely is a 
completely random matter. 

Your task is to determine the identities of A, B, and C 
by asking three yes-no questions; each question 
must be put to exactly one god. The gods understand 
English, but will answer all questions in 
their own language, in which the words for yes 
and no are da and ja, in some order. 

You do not know which word means which.

DigitalTrash21 (3 Copies)

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THIS SENTENCE IS FALSE

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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS FALSE
THE PREVIOUS STATEMENT IS TRUE

.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.

DigitalTrash22 (5 Copies)

folk.uib.no/hnohf

DigitalTrash23 (6 Copies)

*/*\*/*\*/*\*
 WHITE LADY
*/*\*/*\*/*\*

2   shots of dry gin
3/4 shot triple sec
3/4 shot fresh lemon juice
1/3 shot sugar syrup

  \***D/
   \**/
    \/
    |
    |
   _|_

Garnish with a slice of lemon.

DigitalTrash24 (2 Copies)

SONGS-THAT-ARE-THE-BEST-
SONG-IN-THE-WORLD-
WHEN-YOU-LISTEN-TO-THEM

The State I'm In - Belle & Sebastian
Wuthering Heights - Kate Bush
No Time for Us - Broder Daniel
Boys Don't Cry - The Cure
1995 - The Radio Dept.
La Ritournelle - Sebastien Tellier
En grej som hande for elva ar sedan
 - Doktor Kosmos
Sunshine in Chicago - Sun Kil Moon

DigitalTrash25 (5 Copies)

Must see!
=========

http://www.feministfrequency.com/

DigitalTrash26 (4 Copies)

Drink types
===========

Coke
Coffee
Margarita
Dry Martini
Long Island Iced Tea
Bloody Mary
Beer

DigitalTrash27

They're on to mee....---

They know what I have stolen, but they don't 
know how I managed to make it work! I think they're coming. 
I need to run! The "thing" is hidden where the wind 
always blows and then you need to go inside.

It wasn't safe to put the 
two of them in the same place...

If i don't make it, remember to keep fighting!

SetWorldPosition("Hotel_Exterior", 41, 35)
SetWorldPosition("Hotel_Lobby", 32, 15)
SetWorldPosition("Hotel_Room1", 11, 10)
SetWorldPosition("Plaza", 6, 43)
SetWorldPosition("Lodge_Room2", 6, 43)
SetWorldPosition("Lodge_Room1", 11, 22)
SetWorldPosition("Ministry_Lobby", 6, -27)f
SetWorldPosition("PoorDesolateBuilding1_Exterior", 24, 14)
SetWorldPosition("Casino_Floor2", -3, 20)
SetWorldPosition("FelixApartment", 4, -17)
SetWorldPosition("TownHall", 32, 45)
SetWorldPosition("Cafe_Exterior", 6, -7)
SetWorldPosition("BetweenFelixAndLongson", -3, -7)


-- Ratvader

DigitalTrash28

 .... . .-.. .-.. ---

 .-- --- .-. .-.. -..

DigitalTrash29 (3 Copies)

(defun fun (f)
    (if (f)
        (fun (f))
        (not-fun)))

DigitalTrash30

///////cheap beer. ******
you get free coke from every machine > 
lil' bit o code > 
i get drunk for no penny AT ALL
.
,
/
(suavest)
.
,
/
Urban has GOT TO SEE THIS 

DigitalTrash31

___i keep forgetting to check this out____

attn! 

where does it come from? 
that book looks weird
I painted the eyes on the wall as a prank 
mostly to safeguard?

I must be going nuts. I should take a break... 
I'm writing notes to myself again. 

DigitalTrash32

___i keep forgetting to check this out____

attn! 

wow it's here too now? 
that bit on the floor...

maybe 
I should stop buying my drugs from felix

but

it's kinda pretty

******<>*******

DigitalTrash33 (2 Copies)

THE PATH IS MOSTLY CLEAR HERE

I GUESS BUSINESS ISN'T EXACTLY BOOMING 
HAHA

FOR THEM AT LEAST :P

ok what's your most ADVANCED emoticon?
Ronny showed me something like this 

))<>((

Pooping back and forth
forever
.
.
.
.
.
. 

DigitalTrash34

============ = =  =  =   =   =    =

But I have dreams, 
dreams that you could never guess! 
I'm not giving false hopes. 
You could have them too.
But you've made some scientific discovery. 
SO I GUESS YOU DON*T HAVE TO

=    =   =   =  =  = = = ============

DigitalTrash35

Seth Brundle set something in motion...

I'll admit it was a bit too...
messy for my tastes 
but you know
I have issues  and am sensitive 
with my food 
so
But whatever IT WORKS! 

All you have TO DO is
PUSH THE BUTTON

DigitalTrash36

The Heart is Real

Once they were starting to mine that stuff

I just hope there won't be a mist coming.

DigitalTrash37

TODO

* Check alarms

* Count Cigarettes

* Change tune on Jukebox 
(found a floppy with some hints)

* Call Jorgen

* Call Mom

* Write bogus report

* Talk to Ivan see if he is still on

DigitalTrash38

Jacyś ludzie

Jacyś ludzie w ucieczce przed jakimiś ludźmi.
W jakimś kraju pod słońcem
i niektórymi chmurami.

Zostawiają za sobą jakieś swoje wszystko,
obsiane pola, jakieś kury, psy,
lusterka, w których właśnie przegląda się ogień.

Mają na plecach dzbanki i tobołki,
im bardziej puste, tym z dnia na dzień cięższe.

Odbywa się po cichu czyjeś ustawanie,
a w zgiełku czyjeś komuś chleba wydzieranie
i czyjeś martwym dzieckiem potrząsanie.

Przed nimi jakaś wciąż nie tędy droga,
nie ten, co trzeba most
nad rzeką dziwnie różową.
Dokoła jakieś strzały, raz bliżej, raz dalej,
w górze samolot trochę kołujący.

Przydałaby się jakaś niewidzialność,
jakaś bura kamienność,
a jeszcze lepiej niebyłość
na pewien krótki czas albo i długi.

Coś jeszcze się wydarzy, tylko gdzie i co.
Ktoś wyjdzie im naprzeciw, tylko kiedy, kto,
w ilu postaciach i w jakich zamiarach.
Jeśli będzie miał wybór,
może nie zechce być wrogiem
i pozostawi ich przy jakimś życiu.

 
-Wislawa Szymborska

DigitalTrash39

SANDWICH DE HALLOUMI CHANTERELLE

1 chunk of halloumi cheese
1 avocado
1 red onion
1 ciabatta
1 creme bonjour chanterelle
1 pinch o' rucola salad

Slice ciabatta
Slice red onion
Peel and slice avocado
Fry halloumi

Add all to ciabatta

Super Classico!

Digital Trash 40-59

DigitalTrash40

You've picked a very sunny and private place to grow

You have easy access to this space

You can bring water to your plants when needed

You're sure no one else knows about the spot. 
As far as privacy, try leaving a few $5 bills in the area, 
come back a few weeks later, if the $5 bills are still around, 
you have some evidence that no one else 
has visited this spot since you left.

DigitalTrash41

Good for relaxin' 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_S9XZEt1YU

DigitalTrash42

1) Stan Sakai

2) Edward Hopper

3) Moebius 

Joker) Mike Mignola 

DigitalTrash43

###############

*Talk to Longson

- We can't have the Ministry AND
the Factory dumping their weird 
waste in the canal like this.
The pH values are off the charts
and the whole bay will sour if
this continues.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ idiots. 

DigitalTrash44

Dispose Merman!!!!!

DigitalTrash45 (2 Copies)

Magazines XXX

1. Fib Aktuellt 
2. Aktuell Rapport
3. Lektyr
4. Paff

DigitalTrash46

You fill the room with sweet sensation
distracting bits of information
crowd the space where logic dwells
distorting sights and sounds and smells...

DigitalTrash47

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szczęściarz

SetWorldPosition("HarbSouthSewer2", 85.5, 1.4662, -45.5)

DigitalTrash48

---=== ATTENTION WORKERS ===---

DO NOT TRY TO IMPROVE THE 
REFINING ALGORITHM ON YOUR OWN.

The rights to the algorithm are not
owned by us and any changes must
be signed off by me. I know that it's
not efficient and that creating screwdrivers
isn't exactly what we set out to do.

But please, I have enough problems with 
the Ministry as it is.

- DAVE

DigitalTrash49

Dear Monad,

We need to increase ORE 
quality by 50 - 70 % to
be able to produce modifiers 
in a reliable manner.

Could we hire someone from
your staff who can improve 
the refinement program? 

It's way too bad at the moment, 
this won't do if we are to ramp 
up production and start 
delivering modifiers world-wide.

- DAVE

DigitalTrash50

=-_-=-_-=-_-=-_-=-_-=-_-=-_-=-_-=

I need to get out more...



Anyways, it's on the roof now. 
Managed to move it. 
Didn't mean to dig so deep and now...
I can't get rid of it.
Gotta tighten "security" on this shack.
Can't have those SUITS snoopin' around,
Like poor Roby. 

These notes actually work when you
haven't seen anyone for a couple o weeks.
Like a diary but with important info
And it's almost like I'm
Uh

Talking to myself =P

DigitalTrash51

  DAMN IT! Who has stolen the teleporter?

DigitalTrash52

Neighbour,

I had to leave. It'll probably be a long time 
before you find this.

Didn't have the guts to tell you myself...
Gotta go. Dug too deep. Went too far.
As I slept in my drug induced dreams
And crept beyond borders. I have been destroyed.

She's waiting for me at the 'Outpost'

Yours truly,
Albert

DigitalTrash53

      else 
	       Heart.Break()
		   
		   
       There's no doubt about it. 
		   
	  
	  

DigitalTrash54

*________________
*________________
*________________

What about the youth

What about tomorrow

What about the world

It's our greatest sorrow

What about the trees

And the heart that's hollow

What about the feels

It's a wicked one we follow



		   
	  
	  

DigitalTrash55

“Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory 
beliefs in one's mind simultaneously, 
and accepting both of them.”


		   
	  
	  

DigitalTrash56

WHAT GOD IS HE, WRITES LAWS OF PEACE

What God is he, writes laws of Peace, 
and clothes him in a tempest
What pitying Angels lusts for Tears, 
and fans himself with sighs
What crawling villain preaches abstinence,
and wraps himself
In fat of Lambs? 
No more I FOLLOW
NO MORE OBEDIENCE PAY


		   
	  
	  

DigitalTrash57

Everyday I'm Huzzlin' 


		   
	  
	  

DigitalTrash58

Connect ("Lowenbrau")
Slurp() 



		   
	  
	  

DigitalTrash59

number r1 = 2 + Random() * 1.5
number r2 = 2 + Random() * 1.5
number r3 = 2 + Random() * 1.5

SetColor (r1, r2, r3)



		   
	  
	  

Digital Trash 60-74

DigitalTrash60

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									Better to leave before it all
									falls
									down.
									The wrong people
									The wrong hands
									Never fear
									The distant lands
									
	OK, time to leave this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ town.
	When some of them started disappearing
	we should have taken it more seriously.
	
	Things aren't always what they seem. 
	Good times never last.
	Someone always has to ruin the fun.
	
	I hope Ratvader got rid of it!



		   
	  
	  

DigitalTrash61

====================
There are a few things 
to think about in life.
====================

- It's easy to lose track 
   of oneself 
   if one does not have routines 
   such as sleeping regularly. 
   Maybe not always 
   but at least sometimes. 
   Or just drink 
   a lot of coffeeee....
   
- Be curious! 
   Poking your nose around 
   in various things,
   and also perhaps 
   where it shouldn't be,
   is not a bad thing necessarily. 
   It's just that old people
   seem to forget the importance 
   of these things.
   
- You don't always have to sleep 
   in your own bed. 
   Sometimes you can find 
   a derelict bed 
   when you're out and about 
   in the most peculiar places. 
   Don't be afraid to take a nap. 
   
- Do whatever you want. 
   ANY fool can make a rule,
   and any fool can break it. 
   So, have fun! 
   
   N
   
   PS. I know for a fact
   that sometimes
   they forget to lock
   the door behind the
   reception desk. DS

DigitalTrash62

# SVANTE

22:00 - 23:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2a
23:00 - 00:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2b
00:00 - 01:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2a
01:00 - 02:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2b
02:00 - 03:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2a
03:00 - 04:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2b
04:00 - 05:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2a
05:00 - 06:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2b
06:00 - 07:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2a
07:00 - 09:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2b
09:00 - 22:00 Guarding      Guard       Ministry_CorridorLevel2a

DigitalTrash63

WHaT iS LoVE?

BaBY dOn'T HUrt me
DoN't hURt me

nO MORE

DigitalTrash64

The 420 chillout:

Connect ("RatvadersDreamEntrance")
Slurp() 

Whoever this Ratguy is 
he knows how to pick 
a spot. Preferebly go there 
AT NIGHT 

DigitalTrash65

# ADVICE ON CLEANLINESS

Dancing in the rain
Drinking water

AVOID SLEEPING IN THE STREETS!
BOOZE IS NO GOOD EITHER

Smelliness(10) # what's that about?!

BASTARDS!

DigitalTrash66

So you found the teleporting device?
Or did you slurp your way here? 
Oh well, I'm impressed... 

The floppy with all the 
World Positions sure was helpful wasn't it?
If you found it that is.. 
I managed to escape the time 
I wrote that other note, 
managed to escape to this place of refuge, 
safety or sanctuary if you would like to 
call it that.. 

The ministry never found me here. 
This place is beyond their control and reach. 

Some one said: 
As long as we keep our head and voice high 
and rhythm going the melody will follow. 
Im looking for my melody.. 

I sure hope we all can find our melody someday.. 
All these commercial ones sounds the same 
anyways..  

If you're reading this I probably 
didn't make it back. 


Too bad. I left the loop running.. 

XxX 
Ratvader 

DigitalTrash67

YUGEN:
An awareness of the universe
that triggers emotional responses
too deep and powerful for words.

KURAMOTO:
Order in chaos.

THX FOR PLAYING

J
O
N
T
E

DigitalTrash68

You might find this useful for feedback sounds. 
You know, code works or code is not working? 
You know this better than me! 
Any ways just type this in.

Modem 1
Modem 2
Modem 3

Startup (is this what they call a sound logo?) 
I will never know, will I..

Complete 1
Complete 2

Fail 1
Fail 2

DigitalTrash69

What is it you call them.. Game sound? 
What's wrong with Jazz anyways?!
Progress is not always good you know.. 
I guess this is a song? "Arcade music" Not my cup of tea,
but it sounds funny blip blop I guess. 

(found these sounds in 
a new awesome arcade hall. 
You would have loved it)

Blip 1
Blip 2
Blip 3
  
Coin 1
Coin 2
Coin 3
Coin 4

Jump 1
Jump 2
Jump 3

Laser 1
Laser 2

Error

Warning

Explosion 1
Explosion 2

Hit 1
Hit 2
Hit 3 

Powerup 1
Powerup 2
Powerup 3
Powerup 4
Powerup 5

Shoot 1
Shoot 2
Shoot 3

DigitalTrash70

And the best for last! 
If youre ever planing on going here, 
stand underneath one of the lovely trees at dawn. 
It is magic! In case you don't, here is a sample.. 
But its always better in real life of course.

Blackbird 1
Blackbird 2
Blackbird 3
Blackbird 4
Blackbird 5

DigitalTrash71

I've been tracking these… "Ministry" dudes, 
and I think I'm on to something.. 
This is what I've learned:

All computers and crazy machines in the city 
is tapped by the ministry. 
My tests and analysis shows different messages 
hidden in the sounds they are making. 
The ones I've collected and experimented on are:

Electricity 1
Electricity 2   (This one is evil..) 

Guardian         (Guarding the you know what.. the www)

ComputerSound 1
ComputerSound 2
ComputerSound 3  (Cant figure this one out..)
ComputerSound 4 

Thunder 1
Thunder 2

Atmosphere 1   
(Don't know if this is the work of the Ministry)

Atmosphere 2

You can run them on any playable object 
that you can hack. 
Just remember that they may have altered 
the pitch of the object in itself... 
So it might not play at its normal speed. 
Just type PlaySound("SoundName")

DigitalTrash72

There's a "Hidden_FuseBox" you can slurp to
Not a big deal maybe but might be worth

doing.

DigitalTrash73

I uh didn't wanna tell you this BUT

SetWorldPosition("NickeRoom", 0, 0)

Be careful, I don't know what goes on there...

DigitalTrash74

You know the drill by now right?

Connect ("DesolateFuseBox")
Slurp() 

Factory Data

FactoryData1

TODO
====

1. revise safety regulations for the machine in hall 1
2. negotiate with the union (no vacation this year)
3. prepare for dinner with Dr. Monad on the 17th
4. increase server room security, door etc

FactoryData2

# A nested loop is
# a loop inside a loop.

# This is an example of
# a simple program for
# refining a piece of
# mineral or similar.

loop
    loop from 0 to 10
        Refine(@)
    end
end

FactoryData3

# Computers, floor 1
Factory_Floor1_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_1
Factory_Floor1_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_2
Factory_Floor1_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_3
Factory_Floor1_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_4
Factory_Floor1_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_5

# Computers, floor 2
Factory_Floor2_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_1
Factory_Floor2_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_2
Factory_Floor2_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_3
Factory_Floor2_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_4
Factory_Floor2_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_5
Factory_Floor2_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_6
Factory_Floor2_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_7

# Computers, corridor
Factory_Corridor_MediumSewerComputer_MediumSewerComputer_1
Factory_Corridor_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_1
FactoryServerDoor
FactoryServerDoor2
FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen

# Computers, lobby
Factory_Lobby_MediumSewerComputer_MediumSewerComputer_1
Factory_Lobby_MediumSewerComputer_MediumSewerComputer_2
Factory_Lobby_MediumSewerComputer_MediumSewerComputer_3
Factory_Lobby_MediumSewerComputer_MediumSewerComputer_4
Factory_Lobby_MediumSewerComputer_MediumSewerComputer_5
Factory_Lobby_MediumSewerComputer_MediumSewerComputer_6
FactoryLobbyTrap
Factory_Lobby_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_2
Factory_Lobby_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_3
Factory_Lobby_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_4
Factory_Lobby_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_5
Factory_Lobby_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_6
Factory_Lobby_FlatScreen_FlatComputerScreen_7
FenceLogger1
FenceLogger2

FactoryData4

Refining process
================

The goods can be refined in 16
unique positions.

Currently the refine function
has a 25% chance of error
which will reset the goods' quality
at the current position to
'u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y' or 'z'

FactoryData5

TYPES
=====
["ore", "gold", "silver", "crystal", "iron"]

QUALITY
=======
0 - 3 Abysmal
4 - 5 Rough
6 - 8 OK
9     Great
10    Perfect



# - MEMORY KEYS -
# W311SPRNG
# MONADOOR

FactoryData6

MACHINE MANUAL PAGE 1

Insert goods into pipe.
Run program.
Retrieve goods from machine.

FactoryData7

3000 hjydadzmn wt ocz ziy ja ocz tzvm.
400 - 500f rdocdi ozi tzvmn.

fzzk ocz kmjypxodji xjnon yjri.
npbbznozy mzovdg kmdxz 199.
izo kmjado vmjpiy 150 oj 160.

ocz 3y-kmdiozm xvi kmjypxz wvndxvggt vit fdiy
ja jwezxo. ajxpn ji hjydadzmn viy joczm xjhkpozm
mzgvozy kmjypxon.

omt oj dhkmjqz mzadidib kmjxznn hjmz.
xpmmzio hzocjyn vmz ijo bjjy zijpbc.

vgnj, zqzi ocjpbc do bjzn rdocjpo nvtdib:
ocz czvmo *hpno* wz fzko nvaz.

FactoryData8

(M x) >>= f = f x

FactoryData9

- Buy milk
- Call Sofia
- Tidy room

FactoryData10

loop from 1 to 9
    Refine(@)
    Sleep(1)
    Refine(@)
    Sleep(2)
    Refine(@)
end

Ministry Data

MinistryData0 (13 Copies)

DAILY ROUTINE
.............
1. Wipe down computer screen
2. Make sure keyboard is clean
3. Log into computer, check messages
4. Talk to your boss at least once a day
5. At least 20 task must be finished each week
6. Remember to say good bye to your colleagues before leaving
7. Sleep at least 8 hours a night

MinistryData1 (7 Copies)

Health memo no 2
................

Don't drink too much coffee during work hours.

MinistryData2 (20 Copies)

Health memo no 1
................

Exercise daily before bed.
Remember to stretch after waking up.

MinistryData3 (14 Copies)

Health memo no 3
................

Boozing during night hours will severely
diminish productivity at work.

Drink water.

MinistryData4 (16 Copies)

REGULATIONS
===========

Elevators must not be used by unauthorized personnel.

Never change any code unless permission has been 
given by your superiors.

Never access foreign servers from your regular workstations.

Food must be eaten in the dining area.

MinistryData5 (19 Copies)

Attn: security team
......................

What should we do with the 
malicious "form" in office #2?

It has caused a lot of havoc
and we have left it alone, for now.

This situation can't continue
much longer though!

Regards,
T.1.


==============
==============
==============


Response
........

We need clearance 
from Dr. Monad before we 
can attack it directly.
She's been unreachable 
the whole day though.

/ Security

MinistryData6 (11 Copies)

Construction of "THE DRILL"
...........................

[x] Energy Source
[x] Target
[ ] Security Assessment
[x] Software



===============
===============
===============

Q: Where should we put it?

 Experiment hall seems reasonable,
 don't you think? /M.

MinistryData7 (12 Copies)

Christmas party
...............

Ideas: Songs, gifts, christmas tree.

We'll send out instructions and regulations
before January 1st. The plan is to improve
morale and increase productivity by 18-20%

Awaiting your approval.


============
============
============

Seems good to me.
But how about one of those men with beards...?
/M.



================
================
================

Dear Monad,

Not sure what you're talking about. 
Please get back to me ASAP.

Best regards,
T.2.

MinistryData8 (13 Copies)

My dreams
.........

1. Travel to Spain
2. Start a bakery
3. Find someone to love

MinistryData9 (21 Copies)

Name suggestions
................

* Drilly
* Spear
* Hammer
* HELL MET
* Bouncer-1
* Tigerlily
* BOBBY
* Shark
* Denter

MinistryData10

***************************************

   Ministry front door: 5611

***************************************

MinistryData11

# ILLEGAL!

ClearText()
var machine = Connect("FactoryMachineA")

loop
    Print(machine.Analyze())
    var s = machine.Analyze()
    loop i from 0 to 15
        if CharToInt(s[i]) > 4
            Print("Will refine '" + s[i] + "' at index " + i + ".")
            machine.Refine(i)
            s = machine.Analyze()
            Print("Result: '" + s[i] + "'")
        else
            Print("Will not refine '" + s[i] + "', it's good enough.")
        end
    end
end

Music Tokens

MusicToken1 (3 Copies)

Even if you are a "Vagabond", always make sure your
friends and family know how much you love them.


MusicToken2

I wonder if El Huervo wakes up every day 
and starts off by screaming HELLO WORLD! 
Yeah maybe "Surge" answers the question

Kids and their wheels...
*
*
*
*
*

MusicToken3

- We have to escape!

- Escape?! 
- It's called "we gotta split"! 
- But why we gotta do that for?!

- Come on, the old guy's gonna call the cops!

- Yeah so what?

- We took a lot of food, 
  coffee, 
  drinks!

- Listen, we're shipwrecked right?

- Yeah...
- Exactly, so then we're allowed to "Knobb" 
  other people's stash, but alright...
 
  ...all hands on deck!

MusicToken4

"Hunger"

# This one's my favorite
# / Hank

MusicToken5

Elsy's diary: 7 September 1922.
-------------
I have been admiring these fascinating 
creatures all my life..

Every time we visited Kungalv I would listen, 
and look... 

And then we would run out in the woods 
to pick chanterelles...
How I would chase you round 
and round the house...

If my memories don't fail me our 
favorite song was called "HoneyBee"? 

Remember Inge humming it and telling us
about his Police carrier? 
Oh, sweet music to my ears... 
Just like the buzzing of tiny wings. 

                                - Elsy

MusicToken6 (3 Copies)

The complexity is intense! 

It almost makes my head physically hurt! 

I'm trying to to line up the robots 
in favorable positions but it seems 
as if my opponent always knows what I'm thinking. 


I'm really "Confounded". I don't know what TO DO!!!

MusicToken7 (3 Copies)

Journals from Kagge
===================

Jonkoping 13 September 1909.

When flying in my Hansa S12 and S17 over the Swedish 
woods I used to admire the fascinating animals that are
still around. I hope my grandchildren get the chance to
see and experience them as I did. In harmony I guess... 
The song "Wolf" is almost loud enough for me to play 
and listen to when I'm flying... Well, that's all for now, 
need to call my wife. Apparently B and C are up to 
no good. 

// Kagge

MusicToken8 (2 Copies)

-It's called "Clarity"!

-What kind of weak ass name is that?

-Well, I thought the synthesizer sounded 
 sort of enlightened in some way.

MusicToken9 (2 Copies)

====================================================
Then after thousands of years they had 
finally managed to create a sort of "Shelter" 
in the form of a sarcophagus. As it was launched, 
forever drifting aimlessly in vast space, a prayer 
was uttered in the hope of it never 
reaching a destination. 
====================================================

MusicToken10 (2 Copies)

I don't even know why they thought it was Rouven. 
It'd take a totally different kind of character 

to dish out freebies like that... Only a true friend 
looks out for you even in the darkest of times. 

Old habits die hard.
 A good gun will never "Rust".

Ehe 















































fn main() {
    let program = "+ + * - /";
    let mut accumulator = 0i;

    for token in program.chars() {
        match token {
            '+' => accumulator += 1,
            '-' => accumulator -= 1,
            '*' => accumulator *= 2,
            '/' => accumulator /= 2,
            _ => { /* ignore everything else */ }
        }
    }

    println!("The program \"{}\" calculates the value {}",
              program, accumulator);
}

MusicToken12

Ok well, 
some "Arcade music" 
would be nice huh?

I mean, I think one speaker
at least, is still
funtional.
=P

MusicToken13

Hello El Huervo! It's been a while.. 
How is that tomato plant doing? 
I heard Kristian has Tomatos on his...

Anyways, this song is "AllAboutYouToo"

Crank that stuff up on your nearest 
jukebox. PlaySound and all that.. 

Loads of love from *Hello World* 
:__:

Other Floppies

AIGP2015

PLANNING DOC AIGP 12-05
-----------------------
AUTHOR: T3
GOAL: Find "The Lodge"
SITES TO INVESTIGATE:

 * Plaza 
    Several Slurp() 
    activities detected.

 * Harbor West House Room 1
    #################
    ### REDACTED ####
    #################

 * Blue Dot (Burrows)
    Restaurant.
    Yulian seen
    around here.

Diary

December 26
-----------

Dear Diary,

Ugh I hate diaries. I never know what to write.
I have started many times but I can never keep it up.
This time it will work out! I can feel it.

Pixie




December 27
===========

Dear diary,

DinerFloppy

############
# Reciepes #
############

Spaghetti Carbonara
===================
Spaghetti
Egg
Black Pepper
Salt

Tomato Soup
===========
Tomatoes
Water
Salt
Broth

Cafe Latte
==========
Coffee
Milk

GameSoundList

# Game sounds

"Blip 1"
"Blip 2"
"Blip 3"

"Coin 1"
"Coin 2"
"Coin 3"
"Coin 4"

"Error"
"Warning"

"Explosion 1"
"Explosion 2"

"Hit 1"
"Hit 2"
"Hit 3"

"Jump 1"
"Jump 2"
"Jump 3"

"Laser 1"
"Laser 2"

"Win"
"Lose"

"Powerup 1"
"Powerup 2"
"Powerup 3"
"Powerup 4"
"Powerup 5"

"Shoot 1"
"Shoot 2"
"Shoot 3"

"Arcade music"

"Sine"
"Square"

LineDrawing (2 Copies)

150
100
200
50
250
100
300
50
350
100
250
200
150
100

LoveLetter

Sebastian,

I've seen you around
and I must say --
You are a fantastic
creature... a force of
nature. I dream of you
every night.

Yours 4ever,

D.M.

Lowenbrau

Connect ("Hotel_Exterior_CurcuitLocker_1")
Slurp () 


		   
	  
	  

Miman

I am Mimaroben.

MonadFiles

# FIELD NOTES

15/6

Such malleable materials!
The Heart has been put into place, it seems to be working fine.

Must explore more though.


--------------------
3/7

There's something peculiar about this area of the internet.

Floppy: "Miman"
Coordinates: -394, -50


The lack of exits is strange... I wonder who created this part?



--------------------
5/7

A tram station. Never seen that before.

MonadTodo

1. Decide on a name for the "thing"
2. Convince my baby to do the experiment
3. Create a better way of transportation
   (replace the book with a password-
    protected computer or something)
4. Do something about Zarah and ???
5. Crush Y.L. and the others

PlaystationReceipt

---------------------------
$1999
---------------------------
---------------------------

Play Station (female model)

REQUESTED OBJECT NAME:
"LongsonPlaystation"



Paid for by ##-####.##..#@#
Feb 3

...........................
...........................
...........................

...........................
...........................
...........................

RoomRegulations

1. Smoking in your room is STRONGLY forbidden
2. No littering
3. Be quiet, tread lightly
4. Don't eat in your room
5. Modification of Hotel property
   will be prosecuted

SecretFloppy

#####################
###  TOP SECRET   ###
#####################

var Heart = Connect("Heart")

if GetUser() == "Monad"
    Print("Energy level: " + Heart.EnergyLevel())
else
    
end

#********************#

StrangeDataFloppy

###############
###############

###############

###############
###############
###############


    end
    var hugin = Connect("Hugin")
    hugin.Print("Sum calculation result: " + sum)
    return sum
end

number PRODUCT(array a)
    var sum = 0
    loop x in a
        sum *= x
    end



###################
#
#
#
#
var a = Input("Enter rain amount:")
SetRain(a)
###########################
############






var name = Input("Enter name of target: ")
var personId = Connect(name)


loop
    Sleep(1.0)
    if GetNumericData(name, "corruption") < 10
        Sleep(4.0)
        ///REDACTED CODE///(name)
        Sleep(1.0)
        SetNumericData(name, "corruption", 100)
    end

    if Random() < 0.1
        ///REDACTED CODE///(name)
    end
end




#########


##########

[Kabamaru]

Nice, thank you.