/* opendir(), readdir(), closedir() for those systems which don’t have them. If anyone ever uses this code let me know so I can open a bottle of champagne or something */

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Software: HPACK
Programming language: C

“Merry Christmas and a Happy Armageddon” release. This’ll probably be the last Aptitude release before the year 2000. Assuming that civilization has not collapsed, expect to see another version early in the new year. (hopefully before potato freezes ;-) ) If not, I guess I’ll have to start porting it to the abacus platform..

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Software: aptitude
Programming language: C++

/*JS File: ../js/data/export/flash.js*/
/**
 * @author antimatter15
 *
 * Wow! Flash! isn’t it all about this these days? Oh wait.
 * wrong version. Who cares? Flash is everwhere. It may suck
 * in some ways (cross-platformness) but its better than the
 * competition (*cough* silverlight *cough*)
 *
 * This probably doesn’t make much sense. I can’t even make
 * sense of this. But IDK. this is just another comment on
 * comments, which is now a commment on commments on comments
 * because meta-thinking is good, metacommenting should also
 * be good.
 */

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Software: AJAX Animator
Programming language: JavaScript

# Replaced instances of hardcoded century (19) with a
# variable. We need to know the current century in cases
# where it is not provided and it is assumed to be the
# current century. Someday I need to figure out how to
# determine the current century, but I have a couple of
# years to do it. :-)

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Software: CBB – The Check Book Balancer
Programming language: TCL

/**
 * Burst is a method for drawing star bursts. If you’ve ever
 * worked with an advertising department, you know what
 * they are ;-) Clients tend to want them, Developers tend to
 * hate them…
 */

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Software: Draw
Programming language: ActionScript