User:Abdull

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Jobs I find quite interesting:

working as a criticality tester
working as a fact checker at Wikipedia.

I hate rote learning - actually my brain isn't able to do this. This is why my life relies on Wikipedia.

Wikistuff

Wiki geography

{{coor d|57.2796|N|5.7385|W|}}

Looks like that: 57°16′47″N 5°44′19″W / 57.2796°N 5.7385°W / 57.2796; -5.7385. For additional information, consult Wikipedia:WikiProject_Geographical_coordinates

Important style guides and useful help

Important Style guides and useful help

meta:Help:Formula - for TeX markup in Wikipedia
Wikipedia:Manual of Style (mathematics)
Wikipedia:Manual of Style (China-related articles)
Wikipedia:Userboxes
Wikipedia:Template messages
Wikipedia:Duplicate articles - use {{merge|OTHER ARTICLE}}
Wikipedia:Administrator intervention against vandalism - to block
Wikipedia:Requests for expansion
Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting and Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub types
Wikipedia:Footnotes - If citing something, put <ref> Reference </ref> after it. *If citation is missing, put {{fact}} for ^{[citation needed]}
1. "{{dubious}}" for "^{[dubious – discuss]}"
2. {{Citation needed}} for ^{[citation needed]}
Wikipedia:Refactoring talk pages
Help:Interlanguage links en de fi etc.; Help:Interwiki linking one scope step further
Category:Wikipedia maintenance templates
Category:Disambiguation and redirection templates
Category:Templates using ParserFunctions and m:ParserFunctions and m:Help:Magic words
mw:Manual:Extensions, mw:Manual:Extensions and mw:Category:All extensions for useful markup extensions such as <source lang="php">
Wikipedia:NavFrame and Wikipedia:Collapsible tables - frankly speaking, I love 'em
How to find the deletion discussion of an article:
- the awkward way: look in the Deletion log to obtain date and time of a deletion, then look at Wikipedia:Archived delete debates near that time to see which edit regards the unlisting of the page, then view the previous version.
- the probably not always working easier way: directly go to Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/ARTICLENAME
Wikipedia:WikiProject Inline Templates
See exFAT for an example of a strategy on how to separate "Notes" and "References" sections within an article

Interesting pages

Special:Newimages
http://tools.wikimedia.de/sixdeg/ — Play Six degrees of Wikipedia
Wikipedia:Unusual articles
Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost
Wikipedia:Wikipedians with articles and Template:Notable Wikipedian and Category:Notable Wikipedians - promis at Wikipedia
Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style (titles)#Capitalisation and Capitalization, this and this - how to capitalize song tracks correctly
Wikipedia:WikiProject Electronics and Wikipedia:WikiProject Electronics/How to draw SVG circuits using Xcircuit
Wikipedia:Size in volumes
Special:PrefixIndex - show all pages starting with <x>
Wikipedia:Statistics, especially http://stats.grok.se/
Category:Contents - where it all starts

Useful templates

Have a look over at Wikipedia:Dispute templates, all in Wikipedia:Template messages/Disputes, and really all in Wikipedia:Template messages, especially Category:Wikipedia maintenance templates and Template:Article issues

{{convertIPA}}
{{RoughTranslation}}
{{Expansion}} and its smaller brother {{Expandsect}}
{{Notability}} - when an article lacks importance
{{cquote}} for

“

blah

”

{{Unreferenced}} if an article or a section needs sources
{{Original research}}
{{advert}} for articles that read like advertisements
{{citation needed}}
{{Clarify span}}, e.g. {{Clarify span|This was stupid|date=April 2012}} for This was stupid^[clarify]
{{Citation needed span}}, e.g. {{Citation needed span|After roughly 30 minutes|date=April 2012}} for After roughly 30 minutes^{[citation needed]}
{{verify source}}
{{US patent|6553180}}
{{Cite patent|EP|1727416|application}} for all non-US patents
{{disputed}}{{tl|
{{elucidate}} - for statements whose purpose for being placed in the article at this place is not clear
^Questions?
{{tl}} for presenting templates (quite meta, eh?)
{{DISPLAYTITLE:Some title}} - for giving an article an individual name
{{Contradict}} and {{Contradict-inline}} - for articles contradicting themselves
List of inline tags: Template:Inline tags
{{Redirect}} - for pointing out other articles a user might actually look for
{{Relevance note}}
{{Examples}}
{{db-move}} - for example for articles that have wrong capitalization

Pinyin letters

āáǎà
ōóǒò
ēéěè
īíǐì
ūúǔù
ǖǘǚǜ
êü

The tone mark is added to the vowel in the syllable that comes first in this sequence: a o e i u ü. For example, ai takes the tone mark on a, and ia also takes the tone mark on a. The only exception is iu which takes the tone mark on u.

Wikitables


Tables are awkward

<pre>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! rowspan="3" colspan="2" | Table
! colspan ="4" | Finals
|-
! colspan="2" | Two chars
! colspan="2" | Foo farce
|-
! a !! b !! c !! d
|-
! rowspan="5" | Initials
! e 
| eon || eton || email || ems
|-
! f
| fritz || fratz || flixx || fluxx
|-
! g
| grid || gred || gerda || great
|-
! h
| hrid || hred || herda || hreat
|-
! i
| irid || ired || ierda || ireat
|}

Turns out to be:

Table		Finals
		Two chars		Foo farce
		a	b	c	d
Initials	e	eon	eton	email	ems
	f	fritz	fratz	flixx	fluxx
	g	grid	gred	gerda	great
	h	hrid	hred	herda	hreat
	i	irid	ired	ierda	ireat

Semantic algorithm on how to put up wikitables

start with

{| class="wikitable"
|-

count the number of total rows and total columns of your table. keep always in mind that the number of columns for each line has to add up with your total number of columns. when adding up, count both the actual entries made with "| string || string2 || string3" (that would make three columns) AND the number of spanning fields made with "| colspan="5" | string" (that would make five columns ... so altogether this makes eight columns.

identify the upperleft field. look at how many y = rows and x = columns it spans if x or y is different from 1 than type

| rowspan="y" colspan="x" | string

where string is the string you want to place in this field. if the first row has more fields, than input

| secondfield || thirdfield || fourthfield

note that this row is a child of your field "string"

to start the next row, type

|-

note that all following lines will be row children of your "string" field until you have reached a number of y rows. after this a number of x columns will start which you have been specifing with rowspan="x"

go on for so until you finished all your rows. note that while you do not need to specify how many rows your table has, the number of columns always has to be the same for each row. this is due the fact that wikitable's syntax works by first demanding a row, than by specifing this line's columns.

end your table with

|}

if you want to highlight a field, put "!" instead of "|" at the beginning of this fields line. to "unlight" the following fields seperate them from the highlighted with a newline. rember that for the atomic field size, you don't need to specify colspan and rowspan.

For more help, see Help:Table

Cols

{{col-begin}} {{col-break}} asdf {{col-break}} jklö {{col-break}} loremlorem {{col-end}}

for

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Categories and subcategories

If you want to let category A be a subcategory of B, then put "[[Category:B]]" on the site of [[Category:A]].

Comments

do it like this: 

Articles created

Up-to-date list at http://toolserver.org/~soxred93/pages/index.php?name=Abdull&getall=1

Merge discussion template

Articles created

I propose to merge article A and article B. The reason is that both articles fail to differentiated themselves from each other. 

In case you see good reasons to keep the articles separate, then please

# discuss these reasons here,
# modify both articles in such a way that precise and different definitions are given,
# modify both articles in such a way that both articles explicitly mention each other and show the difference between both terms,
# remove the merge templates from both articles.

Thanks, Abdull

2do

List of code pages
Y-delta transform - explanation why it's like that
Milestones in computer gaming history
- I, Robot (arcade game), being the first game with filled 3D polygonal graphics
- Crossbow (video game), being the first game with fully digitized sound
- Chiller (video game), considered for being the most gratuitously violent console game when it was released
- Hard Head, trashiest game ever produced.
- Galaga, believed to be the first game to have bonus stages
- Defender (game), being the very first example of a game featuring a "virtual environment" in that the game world was larger than what could be displayed on the screen at any given time and events would continue off-screen and could have direct consequence to the gameplay.
- Adventure (Atari 2600), being the first action-adventure computer game and being the first game to contain an easter egg
- Mystery House, being the first adventure game to ever contain graphics
- Moon Patrol, one of the earliest scrolling shooters and the first game to feature parallax scrolling.
- Tempest (game), being the first game to introduce color vector graphics, progressive level design and the continue
- Colossal Cave Adventure, the first computer adventure game
- Battlezone, being the first 3D arcade game
- OXO, being the first computer game
- Sweet Home (video game), first survival horror game
- Kasumi Ninja, one of the first video games in history to allow parents to censor the level of violence allowed in the game
- Stonkers, first Real-time strategy game
- Alpha Waves, considered to be the first 3D platform game
- Jumping Flash!, considered to be the first truly 3D platform game
- Tennis for Two - one of the first electronic games to use a graphical display, using analog electronics
- Spacewar! - one of the earliest known digital computer games, first shoot'em up
- Galaxy Game, the earliest known coin-operated noncommercial computer game
- Computer Space (arcade game), the earliest known coin-operated commercial computer game
- Gotcha (arcade game), first maze game and first game to raise a controversy due to sexual aspects
- Death Race, first game to raise a controversy due to violence
- ChuChu Rocket! - first major video game console online game
- Rip-Off - first arcade game to feature cooperative gameplay
- Batsugun - first manic shooter
- Dragon Buster - one of the first arcade games to feature a life meter
- Jurassic Park: Trespasser - first game to feature a world completely influenced by classical mechanics and also the first game to use ragdoll physics
- X (1992 video game) - first 3D game released for a portable system in Japan
- DONKEY.BAS - arguably a predecessor of all IBM PC games
- Dungeon (video game) - first game to employ line of sight graphics displays
- Gran Trak 10 - first ROM-based arcade game, first game using sprites, first game with a cabinet resembling a car interface.
- Quake (video game) - first computer game to use lightmaps to augment rendering.
- Lode Runner - one of the first games to include a level editor.
- Jet Set Willy - one of the first games to use copy protection
- Pinball Construction Set - first entry in the class of construction-set based computer games
- Empire (PLATO) - first first networked multiplayer arena shooter-style game