/~ Purity Control


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│ README.TXT                                                     │▒
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│                     WHAT IS A PURITY TEST?                     │▒
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│ One of the internet's earliest memes, these questionnaires     │▒
│ circulated on Usenet, participants would score for each        │▒
│ "yes" answer and are graded on how pure they were regarding    │▒
│ certain life experiences. This was all in good fun of course.  │▒
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│                 WHAT IS THE X-PHILE TEST?                      │▒
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│  It's a questionnaire I created that tests     ╔═════════╗     │▒
│  just how much you have been corrupted by      ║ version ║     │▒
│            T H E   X - F I L E S               ║     1.0 ║     │▒
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│                   HOW DO I TAKE THESE TESTS?                   │▒
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│ In 1989 Eric Lechner wrote a Xenix/Unix computer program       │▒
│ called "purity", it reads a test file and presents the         │▒
│ questions therein to you, pressing the Y / N keys to answer.   │▒
│ The program keeps score and prints your results at the end.    │▒
│ Check your system's package manager for "purity".              │▒
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│ TL;DR                                                          │▒
│ 1) install the "purity" package                                │▒
│ 2) download file "xphile" from below                           │▒
│ 3) purity xphile                                               │▒
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│ Now say that three times fast.                                 │▒
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│             MY DISTRO DOESN'T HAVE THE PURITY PACKAGE          │▒
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│ just compile it for yourself, chummer.                         │▒
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│ $ git clone ~wesbat/code/purity                                │▒
│ $ cd purity                                                    │▒
│ $ make                                                         │▒
│ $ make install                                                 │▒
│ $ purity xphile                                                │▒
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│ My xphile purity test is included with this install method.    │▒
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│ I also made some fixes and enhancements to the program,        │▒
│ if you wish to see my changes run                              │▒
│ "git log --author=wesbat@tilde.town"                           │▒
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│ To get future updates:                                         │▒
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│ $ cd purity   # wherever you cloned it                         │▒
│ $ git pull                                                     │▒
│ $ make && make install                                         │▒
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│ In lieu of the missing man page:                               │▒
│ less ~wesbat/code/purity/docs/manual.txt                       │▒
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│ The program comes with three purity tests — the nerd test,     │▒
│ the hacker test, the mtrek test. They are pretty old tests     │▒
│ and included as the standard package.                          │▒
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│ There are several extra tests labelled as "offensive",         │▒
│ these were popular back in the day, but packaged separately    │▒
│ for obvious reasons.                                           │▒
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│ You can opt in to install these via "make install_offensive"   │▒
│                      AT YOUR OWN RISK                          │▒
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│ Offensive tests are rot encoded, you have to supply the decode │▒
│ program argument (see the manual), otherwise the questions     │▒
│ are illegible :)                                               │▒
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