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Books on the bookshelf (top-right) are: - daemons - whoami - traps - curses - pwd - inbox bags hanging underneath them: - spawn - nroff - dates - roo
by asyncanup 5y ago
Books on the bookshelf (top-right) are:
- daemons
- whoami
- traps
- curses
- pwd
- inbox
bags hanging underneath them:
- spawn
- nroff
- dates
- root
a log against the fireplace wall which says "login",
with potion-like bottles saying "uucp"
and the biggest bottle of potion is named "C" (of course),
while an old broken bottle lies on the ground called "B" (of course)
Symbols on the wizard's clothes are all unix symbols:
- $ (default PS1)
- * (glob)
- % (substring)
- > and < (pipe redirection)
Now to the bottom (right to left):
- A jar called "troff"
- A spool called "usr"
- Container called "awk"
- A jar of "oregano"
- Cursive writing on a parchment paper, "shell script"
- A small cup of "tar"
- Another bottle called "diff"
Update: Ah, you said excluding the words! I guess I was too excited to write down what I saw :P
- hcs 5y agoThe jar between uucp and C has a label that ends with "ke", could this be "make"?
- vincent-manis 5y agoI assume that the letters jfo on the nroff bag refer to joe ossana, the original author of [nt]roff.
- layoutIfNeeded 5y agoIt’s not “inbox” but “mbox”. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbox https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbox
- cyberge99 5y agoThe shell represents the Fibonacci sequence. Double entendre or meta?