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Reference charts

A reference sheet promises completeness within its subject. Every letter, every status code, every prefix, every phase — not a selection of the handy ones. That promise is what makes it worth wall space: you can stop wondering whether the answer is on there.

It is the largest kind in the catalogue and it runs across most of the subjects — alphabets and codes, the geography of instruments, the tea and coffee sheets, units and paper formats, the planets and the Moon.

Because they are dense, they reward the larger print. A3 is usually the right call for anything read from more than a metre away.

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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A NUMBER IN 32 BITS

A NUMBER IN 32 BITS

sign, exponent and significand: what actually sits in a float and what does not

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FLOWCHART SYMBOLS

FLOWCHART SYMBOLS

10 shapes, and one algorithm drawn with them

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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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HTTP METHODS · 2026

HTTP METHODS · 2026

ten methods per RFC 9110, 5789 and 10008: which are safe, which are idempotent, which can be retried

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HTTP STATUS CODES

HTTP STATUS CODES

five classes · twenty codes you meet every day

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SPECIAL-PURPOSE IPv4 BLOCKS

SPECIAL-PURPOSE IPv4 BLOCKS

14 blocks that belong to no host on the internet — 13.8 % of the address space, of which exactly one eighth is multicast and reserved

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IPv6 ADDRESS NOTATION

IPv6 ADDRESS NOTATION

eight groups of sixteen bits, the double colon, and one canonical spelling out of thousands

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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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KANBAN

KANBAN

the board, the limit on work in progress, and the four metrics that measure flow

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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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MARKDOWN SYNTAX

MARKDOWN SYNTAX

headings, emphasis, lists, links and code per the CommonMark 0.31.2 specification — the core all dialects share

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MEDIA TYPES

MEDIA TYPES

2322 registered subtypes under 11 top-level types, and how to read one you have never seen

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THE MIDI PROTOCOL

THE MIDI PROTOCOL

one top bit separates status from data, seven commands per channel, and how much time a serial wire actually takes

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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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REGULAR EXPRESSIONS

REGULAR EXPRESSIONS

anchors, classes, quantifiers and groups: what a pattern is made of and how it reads, token by token

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TIMESTAMPS

TIMESTAMPS

date, time and offset from UTC in one string: what it is made of and what it is not

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SEMANTIC VERSIONING

SEMANTIC VERSIONING

what each of the three numbers means, what may follow them, and the order versions stand in

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