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Today observes the International Day against Nuclear Tests, trying to raise awareness of the damage done in nuclear testing.
And with that, on to the code.
G.L.O.B.E.
{% github jcolag/g-l-o-b-e %}
While I didn't complete anything, here, I did manage to make a couple of small changes, here.
First, I added some infrastructure to change the country-name search to different languages. It failed in an unexpected way, but I'll experiment more in the future.
Then, I started updating the documentation, drawing a distinction between generating a puzzle and running the game from a server.
Finally, now that I have mostly gotten G.L.O.B.E. to a stable point, I want to start moving the archived games off my server. To that end, I created an empty repository that I'll start filling up this week. And at that point, I'll shut down the generated games and redirect the page, like I did for Mystic T-Square.
Library Updates
I needed to bump library versions for Bicker, Fýlakas Onomáton, Uxuyu, and Entropy Arbitrage (this blog), itself.
Next
As mentioned, I want to take some of this week to eliminate the storage on my server for G.L.O.B.E. and Iungimoji, moving everything that I can to GitHub Pages. I also want to update the documentation for both, and still need to make the game-playing AI work for Mystic T-Square.
Credits: The header image is Crater by The Official CTBTO Photostream, made available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.