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CONSTELLATIONS BY SEASON

CONSTELLATIONS BY SEASON

the northern evening sky through the year: 28 constellations per the Yale Bright Star Catalogue, latitude 40° N, evenings near 9 pm

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METEOR SHOWERS

METEOR SHOWERS

the twelve principal showers of the year · periods, peaks and ZHR per the IMO calendar

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SPRING AND NEAP TIDES

SPRING AND NEAP TIDES

the Earth–moon–sun geometry that makes the tides swing — after NOAA

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BLOOD PRESSURE CATEGORIES

BLOOD PRESSURE CATEGORIES

the six AHA categories · 2025 guideline · the higher of the two readings decides

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CPR AND CHOKING

CPR AND CHOKING

the 2025 American Heart Association algorithms, step by step — bystander, trained rescuer, and choking at three ages

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DRESS CODES

DRESS CODES

six lines that turn up on an invitation, and what each one actually asks for — after Debrett’s

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THE CHILD IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE

THE CHILD IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE

Table 1 of the CDC schedule, by age: all twenty rows from birth to 18 years, United States, 2025

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MAGNESIUM COMPOUNDS

MAGNESIUM COMPOUNDS

the share of magnesium in the salt, computed from the formula · and what human trials measured

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NAIL SHAPES

NAIL SHAPES

eight shapes at one scale · what tells them apart in millimetres

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SERUM ACTIVES

SERUM ACTIVES

when to apply, what to keep apart in time, what the season changes

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THE STAGES OF SLEEP

THE STAGES OF SLEEP

light, deep and REM as honest shares of the night — and the 90–110 minute cycles it is built from

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CSS GRID

CSS GRID

the container properties and the item properties per the css-grid-2 specification — and what each does to the layout

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BITS, BYTES, KILOBYTES

BITS, BYTES, KILOBYTES

two scales · 1000 and 1024 · why a drive looks smaller

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THE DMX512 PROTOCOL

THE DMX512 PROTOCOL

512 channels down one serial wire, and why a full universe cannot refresh faster than 44 times a second

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EAN-13

EAN-13

how thirteen digits become 95 modules of bars and spaces

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FILE DESCRIPTORS

FILE DESCRIPTORS

Three levels between a number and a file: what two numbers of one description share, what two descriptions do not — and where the offset lives

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FILE LOCKS

FILE LOCKS

A lock lies on a range of bytes, it has two different kinds of owner, and it guards no byte at all

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FILE PERMISSIONS

FILE PERMISSIONS

Nine bits in three triads, three special bits — and why r and x on a directory are different powers

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CSS FLEXBOX

CSS FLEXBOX

main axis and cross axis · which property belongs to which

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FLOWCHART SYMBOLS

FLOWCHART SYMBOLS

10 shapes, and one algorithm drawn with them

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FILENAME EXPANSION: *, ?, […]

FILENAME EXPANSION: *, ?, […]

A leading dot and a slash disappear only in filename expansion: the same pattern “*” is seen by case, but not by expansion itself

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GO vs RUST

GO vs RUST

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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HERE-DOCUMENTS

HERE-DOCUMENTS

The body reaches the command as a single word, and one quote in the delimiter decides whether it arrives as typed

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HTTP STATUS CODES

HTTP STATUS CODES

five classes · twenty codes you meet every day

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IFS AND FIELD SPLITTING

IFS AND FIELD SPLITTING

Two kinds of delimiter: white ones merge into one, non-white ones each cut on their own — and the same value gives one field or four

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JAVASCRIPT vs GO

JAVASCRIPT vs GO

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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JAVASCRIPT vs RUST

JAVASCRIPT vs RUST

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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LANGUAGE CODES

LANGUAGE CODES

487 rows in ISO 639-2; 183 languages also have a two-letter code and 20 have two three-letter ones — and the tag is always the shortest

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LIFE CYCLE MODELS

LIFE CYCLE MODELS

the same steps arranged five ways: the document, the year, and what one turn of the loop covers

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${…}: FOUR MODIFICATIONS

${…}: FOUR MODIFICATIONS

The colon asks about emptiness too: in the column of the empty variable it changes the answer four times out of four, and in the other two columns none

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POSIX SIGNALS

POSIX SIGNALS

Twenty-seven signals, five default actions — and two that cannot be caught, ignored or blocked

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PYTHON vs GO

PYTHON vs GO

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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PYTHON vs JAVASCRIPT

PYTHON vs JAVASCRIPT

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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PYTHON vs RUST

PYTHON vs RUST

seven questions, the same to both, and the document each answer is written in

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read: A LINE INTO VARIABLES

read: A LINE INTO VARIABLES

The last variable takes the whole rest of the line, inner spaces and all; without -r the backslash disappears, and a line with no final newline gives status 1 — although the variable is already full

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THE SELECT STATEMENT

THE SELECT STATEMENT

8 clauses in the order you write them — and the order they take effect in

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THE UMASK

THE UMASK

The file mode creation mask: the nine bits it clears, five arguments that name opposite things — and why umask 022 is not chmod 755

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THE UNICODE SPACE

THE UNICODE SPACE

1 114 112 code points in 17 planes: 159 866 characters, 137 468 private, 814 730 free

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UUID

UUID

thirty-six characters: where the version sits, where the variant sits, and what each of the eight versions is made of

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VIDEO CARRIERS

VIDEO CARRIERS

nine formats at true scale — and the frame that kept growing after the carrier stopped

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VIDEO FORMATS

VIDEO FORMATS

who published each standard, when, the names it goes by, and what has to be squeezed

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WORD EXPANSION

WORD EXPANSION

Four steps in a fixed order — and only two of them can change how many fields reach the command

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GREEK ALPHABET

GREEK ALPHABET

24 letters · names and where science uses them

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BENFORD’S LAW

BENFORD’S LAW

the first digit of a number: why a one turns up more than six times as often as a nine, and in which sets that is true

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THE BIRTHDAY PARADOX

THE BIRTHDAY PARADOX

how many people it takes for two of them to share a birthday — and the same count for codes and fingerprints

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REPEATING DECIMALS

REPEATING DECIMALS

which fractions stop, which run for ever, and how to know the length of the repeat without dividing

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TN, VA, IPS AND OLED

TN, VA, IPS AND OLED

what differs inside the cell · and a paper describing each mode

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THE FUJITA SCALE

THE FUJITA SCALE

six categories of tornado damage — and the two different winds assigned to them

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