A collection of notes I've taken while researching random topics. I hope to fill a library in my Minecraft world with as much information as possible from as many different topics as possible. These are the notes I have so far for what's to be written and expanded on when transfered to book-and-quills.
Recognize patterns and trends of the past to better understand the present to keep documented evidence that homosexuality isn't new understanding the importance queer folk have played in history understand the factors that drive discrimination understand where gays stand in social structure highlight obstacles needed to be overcome
May 14 1969 Canada decriminalizes homosexual acts between consenting adults. August 28 1971 Canada's first gay rights protest occurs at parliament hill. August 1 1973 Pride Week event in several Canadian cities. December 15 1973 Homosexuality is removed as a disorder from the Diagnostics and Statistics Manual of mental disorder January 5 1974 Brunswich four arrested Feb 1975-June 1976 Montreal Olympic cleanup Feb 17 1977 Nova Scotias first public protest July 1 1977 York Rainboy Society of the Deaf formed Oct 22 1977 Police raid 2 Montreal gay bars Dec 16 1977 Quebec becomes first province in Can to pass a gay civil rights law. Sep 1 1978 Ban prohibiting homos from immigration lifted. June 23 1979 Montreals first pride march. Feb 5 1981 Toronto police storm 4 gay bathhouses May 16 1981 Canadas first lesbian pride march May 30 1981 Pisces Raids in Edmonton Aug 1 1981 Vancouver first "official" pride parade oct 17 1981 Lesbian power, pride, visibility march Toronto Apr 21 1982 Glad Day Bookshop raid June 24-27 1982 Edmonton first pride weekend
FC of 33 Reign of Tiberius enforced law to invest in Italian real estate. Interest-free loans halted crisis Crisis of the Third Century Roman Empires near collapse Coin exchange crisis of 692 Coins weighted less than worth 14th century banking crisis Wars, famine, rise in wages, climate change, pandemics caused major bank to go bankrupt and prices of goods to fall Hyperinflation in the Yuan Dynasty
Digital Piracy is the illegal distribution and download of copyrighted material
Copyright - a legal right that grants control of distribution and usage to the creator of an original work Digital Rights Management - Preventive Technology for unauthorized distribution of digital content Torrent - Peer-to-peer file-sharing technology Digital Watermark - embedded copyright owner identifier DMCA - US law to protect against copyright infringement Takedown Notice - Legal notice requesting removal of infringing content Anti-piracy Software - software designed to detect and prevent piracy Cybelockers or file hosters - Storage services which host the distributed content Reading Site - Websites that allow you to read books or text without download Forwarder - Redirector site for cyberlocker links which generates revenue by showing advertisements Indexer - Sites that allow for the searching and return of piracy results Phishing or Spoof Sites - Claim to offer pirated content but don't actually provide any in order to phish for personal information Rom NSP/XCI Emulator Jailbreak AdBlocker VPN Antivirus DDL
1993 Digital Watermarks embedded onto documents 1995 Mp3 distribution takes off 1998 DMCA enacted 1999 Napster creates peer-to-peer file-sharing system 2000 LimeWire created 2001 Napster ceases operations 2001 BitTorret releases 2003 The Pirate Bay (TPB) founded 2004 PSA leads to increase of piracy 2006 TPB Stockholm servers raided 2009 TPB founders found guilty 2010 LimeWire shuts down 2010 TPB prison terms and fine adjusted 2010 TPB site taken offline, later restored 2011 Serious Tubes Networks provides network conentivity 2012 Googles repores 6000 formal request to remove TPB links 2013 TPB releases PirateBrowser 2014 Google removes apps from app store with TPB in title 2014 TPB raided
Preservation - When e-shops shut down, any exclusive games without a physical copy become impossible to obtain legaly. - Allows for more copies of any given digital media to exist. Accessibility - Allows those who can't afford market prices for digital media to acquire it - Allows individuals from certain regions to access region-blocked content Anti-Capitalist Anti-censorship - Allows for the access and viewing of censored content Technological Engineering - Leads to the creation of new softwares and programs such as console emulation
1992 dont coppy that floppy 1995 Video Piracy: It's Not worth It 2004 you wouldn't steal a car 2009 Dont copy that 2 2025 LAGIA YOU GET PIRATED FOOTBALL THEY GET YOU
Anti-piracy is so stupid to me. Money is so stupid to me. What do you mean you spent all this time and energy on something, just to restrict people's access to it. What the fuck was even the point of making it if you don't want people to see it?? I know if I spent years making a video game I'd damn well want people to play it.
Deltarune is a pixel RPG made by Toby Fox, the creator of Undertale
Math is the application of abstract concepts, such as numbers, to understand and explain the world around us.
A number is the idea of a count or measurement. A numeral is how the number is portrayed A digit is a single symbol used to make a numeral. 0-9 are digits.
Counting is the act of assigning numbers in a sequence to objects to determine a set amount. If you wanted to pull 5 apples from a bunch you would pull 1 by 1, assigning the numbers in order 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Counting is the first mathematical concept you learn. It provides you understanding of where numbers fall in sequence. It serves as an introduction to applying an abstract concept to the concrete.
Addition is the process of combining two or more numbers. Numbers being added are called addends, while the final answer is called the sum. The symbol used for the addition of numbers is "+" known as a "plus". A use-case would look like this: 2 + 2 There's also the "=" (Equals) sign. It's used at the end of an equation to show the sum. Together, our equation looks like: 2 + 2 = 4 Addition Techniques Counting Fingers Number Line Using a Number Grid Counting Forward Vertical Addition Addition with/without Regrouping Properties of Addition Commutative, in which the order it is done does not matter. 19 + 14 = 33 is the same as 14 + 19 = 33 Identity Property, 15 + 0 = 15
The value represented by a digit in a numeral based on its position. In the numeral 890 the digit 8 has a place value of 8 hundred or 800. In 8750 the digit 8 has a place value of 8 thousand or 8000.
The process of associating numbers with physical quantities and phenomena.
The word trauma refers to any experience that results in disruptive feelings intense enough to leave a long-lasting negative impact on an individual. It's a term used to describe the challenging emotional consequences of living through a distressing event. Trauma often challenges the individuals view of the world as a just, safe, and predicable place. Trauma effects an individuals sense of safety and self, ability to regulate emotions, and navigate relationships. Traumatic events could be caused by human behaviour (Rape, war, industrial accidents) or by nature (natural disasters). Trauma can also refer to any serious physical injury. When thoughts and memories of the traumatic event don't go away or get worse it could lead to PTSD. Trauma leads to the development of abnormal coping strategies.
A set of conventions and rules that govern language Context-dependant You already know grammar
Type of word Basically Anything Person, place, things, or ideas Singular and Plural Singular 1 thing Plural more than 1 thing Regular plurals, just add an s Irregular plurals Nouns ending in a single f pluralize into ve en - child, ox, brother/sister Base plural the base word doesn't change Fish special exception fishes vs fish Mutant plurals - foot, woman, man, tooth, goose, mouse, louse Vowel sound changes - Feet, women, men, teeth, geese, mice, lice Foreign plural borrowed into English from other languages Latin a -> ae larva -> larvae us -> i fingus -> fungi un -> a datum -> data ex -> ices index -> index -> indices Greek is -> es thesis -> theses on -> a criterion -> criteria Common and proper nouns Common is general Proper is specific Proper nouns are always capitalized Common capitalize at beginning sentences Concrete and abstract Concrete is physical Abstract is not physical