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-https://www.datagubbe.se/nerdnat/
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-In a city, you can find harvestable plants if you look hard enough. This is true. In Ufa, I've seen apple trees, for example. The author invites readers to learn more about it. Maybe I will.
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-https://simon.lc/the-history-of-tetris-randomizers
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-An overview of Tetris randomizers.
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-> The 7-bag has a consistent piece output, making it more predictable. It’s easy to know where in a bag you are, and when a piece you need might come. Because of how predictable this random generator is, it’s actually possible to play forever. Overall it’s a silly system that makes you wonder how it ever became the official randomizer.
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-It's actually why I like that randomizer!
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-I should try out TGM3.
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-Funny part: the illustration for the 7-bag features wrongly-coloured tetrominoes.
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+https://htmx.org/essays/right-click-view-source/
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+Essays from the htmx developers. I'm sure you'll like them.
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-https://www.datagubbe.se/nerdnat/
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-In a city, you can find harvestable plants if you look hard enough. This is true. In Ufa, I've seen apple trees, for example. The author invites readers to learn more about it. Maybe I will.
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-https://simon.lc/the-history-of-tetris-randomizers
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-An overview of Tetris randomizers.
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-> The 7-bag has a consistent piece output, making it more predictable. It’s easy to know where in a bag you are, and when a piece you need might come. Because of how predictable this random generator is, it’s actually possible to play forever. Overall it’s a silly system that makes you wonder how it ever became the official randomizer.
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-It's actually why I like that randomizer!
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-I should try out TGM3.
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-Funny part: the illustration for the 7-bag features wrongly-coloured tetrominoes.
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