FYI: if you’ve been buying HRT from Otokonoko Pharma, they’ve moved urls! their new url is otkph.com, and Lilian’s new email is lilian@otkph.com!
i was looking for a picture i had a distant memory of seeing on Uncyclopedia (very old satirical wiki) as a kid, so i was looking through the page that has all the pictures on the website, sorting by oldest first. and it’s funny to see what their earliest articles were; a mech anime called Kiddy Grade, “Clinjas” (cross between Ninjas and Clowns), and Jacques Derrida. some of the Derrida article is even funny:
my favourite of the ascii choices in Nethack is “ ` ” for boulders. i see it so clearly as the highlight at the edge of a big iron ball.
i’m writing a program that lets you search Wiktionary from the command line and prints the output. it’s using a scraper somebody else wrote called WiktionaryParser, so my program only handles the CLI side.
Wiktionary content is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. WiktionaryParser is licensed under MIT.
so now i have to worry about licensing for the first time, LOL. i think that having a dependency that’s MIT doesn’t force me to be MIT, right? i could pick a different license if i preferred it, like GNU?
for the wiktionary definitions, i think the CC license means i can use the definitions, but i have to credit it to Wiktionary, link back to Wiktionary, and also relicense the definitions you get as CC BY-SA 4.0. can i just say that in a comment block of my code or do i need to print licensing info every time someone searches a word?
got to type something very thematic today