My school had a similar loophole: game weren’t allowed in the computer lab, unless you wrote it yourself…

Please don’t use red and green for the colors in the “check” mode, it’s hard to tell apart for colorblind people (especially against the partially shaded black squares).

In fact, there isn’t really a need for two colors. Just color the squares that are threatened by the pieces and leave the rest blank. The meaning will be obvious.

“Hey google, do something with this. Huh, I guess that’s fine.”

Yeah... "Google, please do the thinking for me, it hurts!" :(

May chaos take the world!

It tunes every string to D

The date listed for the submission doesn't seem to be correct, the page has dated updates from 2006 and the latest version of the main source file [0] is from 2018

0: https://dechifro.org/dcraw/dcraw.c

I can’t figure out how to make it start processing the input on mobile Safari, am I missing something?

Drag the speed slider to the right.

That computer (and chonky-boy floppy disk) look so unlike any real computer from back in the day that it honestly makes me question if the author knows anything about what that era was like.

An /aide/ is someone who helps by offering aid

Off topic but this was the entire joke behind a South Park episode.

I would look for any other well-known formats that already have a dependable pipeline for rendering to a selectable text PDF. Perhaps LaTeX? Then make a converter to covert from markdown to that format.

These days it’s hard to be sure of anywhere you can paste a piece of text and be certain it’s not being sent to a server somewhere.