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POD is a project designed to produce working distributed model code, and applying that to 3d spaces. At first, this will work with simple cases, working upward to a fully working 3d environment, with interaction.

PHPStripper is a small yet powerful utility that strips a PHP file to assure the file can be parsed optimally. It removes comments, unnecessary spaces and tabs, empty lines and is sometimes able to detect and merge unnecessarily seperated strings.

Use HTML's interpretation of multiple spaces to hide base64 code on any HTML page. Example: wget -O - 'https://example.org/' | grep -E '\[[0-9]+\]' | sed 's/\s\s\s\s/1/g' | sed 's/\s\s\s/0/g' | sed -r 's/\[[0-9]+\]//g' | tr -d -c '10' | fold -w 6 | tr '\n' ' ' > binary.txt bash binary-base64-tobefree.sh binary.txt | base64 -d > decoded-output.txt ---- Useful for ENcoding: Kate for Linux has a "block/rectangular selection" tool.

For Visual Impaired (VI) folks it is NOT easy to listen to and explore large python code files where the number of indent spaces on each line of code has a syntactical meaning for python interpreters. 'addend' adds #comments, like '# :end: if' , or '# :end: for' etc, for easier sound recognition when a syntax block structure has ended as defined by python's space indentation rules. Those added '# :end:' comment lines are placed whenever a syntax block has ended in python. ...